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The Land Below

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	===The Land Below===		===The Land Below===

	Not a realm per see but a pocket dimension created as an experiment between the Nile Empire and the Living Lands. This dimension featured primitive tribesmen, giant apes, and hostile native animals, all similar to the Pellucidar and Tarzan books of Edgar Rice Burroughs. Later this dimension intruded upon Core Earth's reality in the eastern United States ("The Land Above"), supplanting some of the Living Lands there.		Not a realm per see but a pocket dimension created as an experiment between the Nile Empire and the Living Lands. This dimension featured primitive tribesmen, giant apes, and hostile native animals, all similar to the Pellucidar and Tarzan books of [[Edgar Rice Burroughs]]. Later this dimension intruded upon Core Earth's reality in the eastern United States ("The Land Above"), supplanting some of the Living Lands there.

	===Space Gods===		===Space Gods===

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The Nile Empire=

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	A mist-filled, primitive Lost World-esque jungle that covers two separate areas of North America - a strip on West coast and a larger area on the east coast. The invading cosm of Takta Ker is home to humanoid dinosaurs called Edeinos who are ruled by the High Lord Baruk Kaah and its Darkness Device, a huge forest called Rec Pakken. Technology and magic are almost nonexistent, but the inhabitants' religion gives them powerful alternative in the form of miracles. The Living Land sourcebook was the first published realm for Torg in 1990.		A mist-filled, primitive Lost World-esque jungle that covers two separate areas of North America - a strip on West coast and a larger area on the east coast. The invading cosm of Takta Ker is home to humanoid dinosaurs called Edeinos who are ruled by the High Lord Baruk Kaah and its Darkness Device, a huge forest called Rec Pakken. Technology and magic are almost nonexistent, but the inhabitants' religion gives them powerful alternative in the form of miracles. The Living Land sourcebook was the first published realm for Torg in 1990.

	===The Nile Empire====		===The Nile Empire===

	A pulp-action/Indiana Jones inspired cosm which combined a restored Ancient Egypt that invaded North Africa. It is characterized by 1930s level technology working side by side with Egyptian magical astronomy and "weird science" powers and gizmos on top of that. Ruled by Dr. Mobius, also known as Pharaoh Mobius, considered one of the most devious High Lords. His darkness device was a crocodile-headed idol called Kefertiti. The Nile Empire sourcebook was the second published realm for Torg in 1990.		A pulp-action/Indiana Jones inspired cosm which combined a restored Ancient Egypt that invaded North Africa. It is characterized by 1930s level technology working side by side with Egyptian magical astronomy and "weird science" powers and gizmos on top of that. Ruled by Dr. Mobius, also known as Pharaoh Mobius, considered one of the most devious High Lords. His darkness device was a crocodile-headed idol called Kefertiti. The Nile Empire sourcebook was the second published realm for Torg in 1990.

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 {{Game Infobox
 |name = Torg
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 Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).
 [[Category:Roleplaying]]

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 14:19, 25 November 2020

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			{{Game Infobox
			\|name = Torg
			\|picture =
			\|type = RPG
			\|system = TORG
			\|playno =
			\|time =
			\|publisher = [[West End Games]], Ulisses Spiele
			\|authors = Greg Gordon, Bill Slavicsek
			\|year = 1990 (1st Edition)<br>1992 (1.1)<br>2005 (Revised)<br>2017 (Torg: Eternity)
			\|books =
			}}
	Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game formerly owned by [[West End Games]], now under Ullises Spiele of [[The Dark Eye]] fame. It's about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response		Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game formerly owned by [[West End Games]], now under Ullises Spiele of [[The Dark Eye]] fame. It's about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response

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	Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).		Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).

			[[Category:Roleplaying]]

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	Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game formerly owned [[West End Games]], now under Ullises Spiele of [[The Dark Eye]] fame. It's about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response		Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game formerly owned by [[West End Games]], now under Ullises Spiele of [[The Dark Eye]] fame. It's about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response

	It's noteable for having dimensions actually affect you, as using magic/guns/armor beyond the Cosm's axiom may cause disconnect, making your current self start to fade from reality until you reconnect. Fail to reconnect too many times and you transform into a person from that Cosm.		It's noteable for having dimensions actually affect you, as using magic/guns/armor beyond the Cosm's axiom may cause disconnect, making your current self start to fade from reality until you reconnect. Fail to reconnect too many times and you transform into a person from that Cosm.

	Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).		Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).

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	Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game formerly owned [[West End Games]], now under Ullises Spiele of Dark Eye fame. It's about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response		Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game formerly owned [[West End Games]], now under Ullises Spiele of [[The Dark Eye]] fame. It's about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response

	It's noteable for having dimensions actually affect you, as using magic/guns/armor beyond the Cosm's axiom may cause disconnect, making your current self start to fade from reality until you reconnect. Fail to reconnect too many times and you transform into a person from that Cosm.		It's noteable for having dimensions actually affect you, as using magic/guns/armor beyond the Cosm's axiom may cause disconnect, making your current self start to fade from reality until you reconnect. Fail to reconnect too many times and you transform into a person from that Cosm.

	Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).		Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).

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	Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game formerly owned [[West End Games]], now under Ullises Spiele of Dark Eye fame. It ~~was~~ about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response		Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game formerly owned [[West End Games]], now under Ullises Spiele of Dark Eye fame. It's about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response

	It's noteable for having dimensions actually affect you, as using magic/guns/armor beyond the Cosm's axiom may cause disconnect, making your current self start to fade from reality until you reconnect. Fail to reconnect too many times and you transform into a person from that Cosm.		It's noteable for having dimensions actually affect you, as using magic/guns/armor beyond the Cosm's axiom may cause disconnect, making your current self start to fade from reality until you reconnect. Fail to reconnect too many times and you transform into a person from that Cosm.

	Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).		Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).

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	Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game by [[West End Games]], now ~~owned by~~ Ullises Spiele of Dark Eye fame. It was about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response		Torg ([[Kobolds Ate My Baby!\|All hail King Torg!]]) is a game formerly owned [[West End Games]], now under Ullises Spiele of Dark Eye fame. It was about cross-dimensional action adventures. Think [[Sliders]], but with more horror. Recently came out with a 2nd Iteration called Torg Eternity, to [[Skub \| mixed]] response

	It's noteable for having dimensions actually affect you, as using magic/guns/armor beyond the Cosm's axiom may cause disconnect, making your current self start to fade from reality until you reconnect. Fail to reconnect too many times and you transform into a person from that Cosm.		It's noteable for having dimensions actually affect you, as using magic/guns/armor beyond the Cosm's axiom may cause disconnect, making your current self start to fade from reality until you reconnect. Fail to reconnect too many times and you transform into a person from that Cosm.

	Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).		Has absolutely nothing to do with the [[webcomic]] Sluggy Freelance, which has a character in it called Torg (All hail King Torg!).