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Taste Test
The realm awaits - but which world calls to you?
Two visions. Two fates.
The Summoning Field - She floats above the reaching dead, neither saving them nor leaving. The light that draws everything - and belongs to nothing.
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The Burning Gate - She stands before a door that should not exist. What waits on the other side has been waiting a very long time.
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Drop your choice in the comments 👇
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Going fr the summoning field
Going with The Burning Gate. The framing of "the door that was never meant to be found" gives it a more haunting weight. The Summoning Field has a beautiful ethereal quality but the gate concept feels more complete as a dark fantasy narrative.
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