Editing Dreamkeepers (section)

== Lore Example ==
To get an idea of how much effort David has put into this comic, here is an excerpt from the Lore on his Website:

"Although modern Anduruna culture is far advanced compared to its ancient iterations, it has not proven impervious to instability and conflict.

One of the unfortunate hallmarks of modern Anduruna is the instatement of ideological rather than pragmatic Central City policy. Progressively more ambitious Sabbaton administrations began earnestly legislating to solve the perceived injustice of inequality.

The realm of charity slowly morphed into the realm of government mandated management. Feeding the hungry, housing the homeless, improving the housing of the only moderately appointed, equalizing educational achievement regardless of students’ respective motivation, passing laws to prevent accidental injury... Efforts to make Anduruna perfect proved to be both difficult, labor intensive, and colossally expensive.

Many would point the finger to overreaching social engineering as the source of the resulting strain. Whatever the true cause, it cannot be denied that strain and tension began to increase in Anduruna. With mass media amplifying the volatility, it was only a matter of time until blood was shed. The result was the first official military mobilization of Anduruna in generations - the results of which remain classified to this day.

'''1203 A.D.:''' The shock troopers return from the Toll Wars - historically, one of the shortest wars of Anduruna. The details surrounding its engagements are immediately classified, and the returning soldiers are forbidden from revealing details. Although casualties, kills, battle sites, and skirmish details remain cloaked, victory is publicly declared. Victory or not, however, conflict continues. Domestic powers attacks and murders continue to periodically shock and terrify the public, requiring increased shock trooper and policing activity to keep the peace.

'''Late 1203 A.D.:''' Igrath Winters, an ex-fallguard player and recent veteran of the Toll Wars, is elected Captain of the City Guard, and begins investigating power-related violence in Anduruna.

'''1204 A.D.:''' ‘Scinter's Mark’ untaxed black market fermentae is exploding in popularity. Not only is ‘Scinter's Mark’ sold illegally - and therefore half the price of Anduruna-approved fermentae - but its unregulated diony content and micro-brewed flavors far exceed the domesticated competition in quality. The ‘Marks’ become synonymous for black market and anti-government. Some elements of the population seem entertained by this rebellious, dashing connotation, and an emergency media campaign is launched condemning ‘Scinter’s Mark‘. Igrath and the City Guard are ordered to crack down, and put an end to the dangerous ‘Scinter’s Mark’ trend at all costs.

It proves difficult, as the ‘Marks’ seem to have ties to the bandits - and the bandits controlling the flo-wood seed trade are based in the northern dunes, selling their merchandise through illicit channels: further enriching black market elements. Although conflict between law enforcement and delinquents continues, the Toll Wars themselves are concluded. The city of Anduruna moves forward under its new heavily centralized socially controlling power structure, as ‘The City of Sharing’."

This is totally not David trying to mock Socialism or anything.