Samcaptin
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Goldenfalls is a story, or series of stories, about the repeat of history in the context of a modern/sci-fi setting.
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Worldbuilding
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Goldenfalls is a story, or series of stories, about the repeat of history in the context of a modern/sci-fi setting.
Charles Magnen Letters: Intro
On February 8th, 1836, a rich abolitionist named Charles Magnen was granted the governorship of the New Bella Colony after decades of faithful service in parliament. Charles was a prolific writer and a man who understood the colony would not last with a slave economy.
On February 8th, 1836, a rich abolitionist named Charles Magnen was granted the governorship of the New Bella Colony after decades of faithful service in parliament. Charles was a prolific writer and a man who understood the colony would not last with a slave economy.
January 30, 2025 at 4:38 AM
Charles Magnen Letters: Intro
On February 8th, 1836, a rich abolitionist named Charles Magnen was granted the governorship of the New Bella Colony after decades of faithful service in parliament. Charles was a prolific writer and a man who understood the colony would not last with a slave economy.
On February 8th, 1836, a rich abolitionist named Charles Magnen was granted the governorship of the New Bella Colony after decades of faithful service in parliament. Charles was a prolific writer and a man who understood the colony would not last with a slave economy.
Political thought: It’s frustrating hearing that some trump supporters voted for trump because they didn’t like Kamala for some superficial reason. Seems like a flawed way to vote but hey what do I know 🤷
January 28, 2025 at 5:08 AM
Political thought: It’s frustrating hearing that some trump supporters voted for trump because they didn’t like Kamala for some superficial reason. Seems like a flawed way to vote but hey what do I know 🤷
Not related to lore but might as well break the ice.
January 22, 2025 at 1:42 AM
Not related to lore but might as well break the ice.
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Japan's Akatsuki spacecraft takes the clearest picture of Venus ever made
January 20, 2025 at 5:57 PM
Japan's Akatsuki spacecraft takes the clearest picture of Venus ever made