The Dwarven Homeland of Connemara is famous – or infamous – for many things. The network of tunnels that riddle the rugged hills. The canals across the bogs and lakes. The patches of distorted reality that, more than the Fomorians, banshees and snakes, are responsible for the dwarves fleeing their homeland.
“Really, Major? Not even this absolute tosh about ‘gravity reversing’ that I’ve heard about past the Corrib?” Ardsbury chortled, eyes twinkling with merriment. Hickie and Kane both smiled with him at first. “I’ve seen that happen a few times, and it’s not the strangest thing I’ve seen happen out there,” Sidney replied before taking a sip, noting detachedly that their smiles vanished like a rat down a serpentoid’s throat. “Some of the...effects can be quite unpleasant. But some are merely bizarre."Seeing Through The Wire Skin
Stories
- Seeing Through The Wire Skin – one does not expect skin to suddenly turn into a wireframe outline!
- Negative Colours – reality should not look like a photographic negative!
- Big Head Mode Is Not Conducive To Effective Scouting – banshees scouting out the area near Cruagh Island run into an amusing phenomenon.
- The Ghost Forest – trees should not vanish in front of one’s eyes!
- Slave Hunt – be careful where you step, for you may start to see things that are not real…
- Maladaptive Vigilance – being constantly on alert for the zone’s effects makes perfect sense within the zone. Outside the zone, not so much.
- Stop Poking Me – one orc begins to suspect the presence of the fourth wall.
If that sounds like your thing…
The original title comes from the Failrace Youtube channel. That channel regularly shows failures in video games, and I honestly found it to be better research material than my Physics degree 😂