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*[[Author]]s: [[Mikhail Rekun]], with contributions from [[Nathan Okerlund]] and [[Eleanor Ferron]], the latter of whom also did the illustrations. | *[[Author]]s: [[Mikhail Rekun]], with contributions from [[Nathan Okerlund]] and [[Eleanor Ferron]], the latter of whom also did the illustrations. | ||
*Rules System: Largely | *Rules System: Largely system neutral | ||
A [[Quoth the Raven]] [[netzine article]] that details [[the Midnight Market (Location)]], a strange and exotic [[market]] where goods and trades mystical, depraved and perverse are traded, thematically akin to the Goblin Markets of Changeling: the Lost. Also details a number of frequent characters spotted in the Midnight Market, including the following: | A [[Quoth the Raven]] [[netzine article]] that details [[the Midnight Market (Location)]], a strange and exotic [[market]] where goods and trades mystical, depraved and perverse are traded, thematically akin to the Goblin Markets of Changeling: the Lost. Also details a number of frequent characters spotted in the Midnight Market, including the following: | ||
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- Source: Quoth the Raven Issue 22
- Pages: 187-203
- Authors: Mikhail Rekun, with contributions from Nathan Okerlund and Eleanor Ferron, the latter of whom also did the illustrations.
- Rules System: Largely system neutral
A Quoth the Raven netzine article that details the Midnight Market (Location), a strange and exotic market where goods and trades mystical, depraved and perverse are traded, thematically akin to the Goblin Markets of Changeling: the Lost. Also details a number of frequent characters spotted in the Midnight Market, including the following:
- The Minister of Fear, the Market's ruler
- Sodalis, the News Cat
- Clan Karkar, weapon merchants
- Araignée Veuve Noire Grissoie, broker and "problem solver"
- Athené, Dementlieuse revolutionary and sometimes mercenary
- Greysilk, the Fence
- Kasim al-Darwish, the Alchemist
- Conall, the Killer
- Mercator Melanchthon, the Astrologer
- Marie Tempest, the Maestro
- Black Huiarnviu, the Púca
- Eric Finnsen, the Master Boatman
- Abernathy, Abernathy, and Chevrier, Attorneys-at-Law
- Inkeri Halvari, the Witch
- Grandmother Thorne, the Seller of Dreams
- Monsieur Dior, the Slaver
- Jeremy Carter, the Beggar
