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These creatures appear to be piles of gray gelati- nous slime with 5 mouths and a single eye resting over each mouth. The Maws are a unique race of invertebrates that live in caves and moist climates, and are able to produce mucus that allows them to move around, as well as containing fibres that prevent the Maw from sliding down vertical surfaces. The Maw also use the mucus to create slime cords that are used to lower themselves to the ground, on to a unsuspecting victim, or suspend them in mid air during copulation.

The Multi-Edge Blade is designed for intimidation and destruction. This two-handed blade is 5 feet long with a blade that is over a foot wide at its widest point. This blade has an irregular shaped blade with multiple cutting edges used for slashing, thrusting and chopping. As with all two-handed weapons, this blade may be wielded with one hand by any character with a strength of 8 or better.

Projectile allows the Enchanter to create a pro- jectile weapon out of paper that can deal 1d6 points in damage. This weapon may be modeled after any projec- tile weapons found in the equipment chapter of this book, and may be wielded as such. However the casting of this spell does not give the Enchanter the training to use the weapon, and would need to have the Skill to wield the weapon properly. Any weapons created by this spell resist the effects of water for up to half the caster's level in rounds (rounded down). The material component for this spell is 40 sheets of paper.

This is the Firebrand Tree. Growing up to 30 feet tall, they resemble a locust tree dotted with red blossoms in the shape of small flames. Firebrands are typically harmless trees that bear a sweet plum-like fruit known as a fire seed. If the tree or the area where the tree is located is damaged or cut down each of the tree’s blossoms become Fire Elementals seeking retribution for the tree and its land.

The Mark 45 is a semi-automatic pistol that weighs 3 pounds and is 9 ½ inches long. This plasma weapon seems to be a stripped down version of the Grom, carrying only 12 rounds in a clip and having no digital display or compatibility with silencers the Mark 45 or M 45 still remains popular among plasma weapon enthusiasts.