Ichor
Blood of the Dead Gods
It's the source of both monsters and magic, sourced from nearly half a kilometer tall beings that pulverize the landscape with each step they take.Within the colossal veins and arteries of the massive God-husks, one can find the blood that keeps them moving, despite their deaths thousands of years ago. Ichor is strange; it keeps the God-husks alive, it mutates mortal life into monsters, and most recently it grants humanity a fraction of the former gods' powers in the form of Catalurgy. Raw power emanates from the liquid, and it's the most dangerous commodity to extract -- making it the most valuable as well.
William Belley
Incredibly well detailed article, and the formatting/palcement of galleries adds a ton of plus-value to it. Really impressive. The genesis ichor feels like it could be a good hazard to throw on opponents in naval warfare, kinda like napalm but for burning a watery zone. Would it be considered by some as such a destructive tool for use ? or is the original 'value' and intent of the ichor too worthwhile to waste on such a plan ? It was really a nice read that gave me ideas to learn from. Happy Summercamp ! :)
Stormbril
Thank you so much, PBE! I had a lot of fun putting this thing together. Oh, it's absolutely dangerous, but they likely wouldn't want to use it in war! The value of using it outweighs the destructive capabilities it possesses -- though the fact that it turns wildlife into monsters is sorely tempting, and I'm sure some desperate soul in battle has made use of that fact once or twice before. Thanks again so much :) Happy Summer camp as well!