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=====Local Spirits=====

======The Doomtrain======

The great psychopomp of Hades is the being known as the Doomtrain, in the form of a hellishly sleek silver locomotive it roams the world each night collecting the newly departed and transporting them to the Abyss. It does not collect all the dead of the world, the Valkyries of Odin collect some and others find their own way to the Abyss but it is the Doomtrain that traverses the world and transports the dead. Ancient legend speaks of ways to summon the Doomtrain to your location so that you might use it as transportation to the Abyss but this method is no longer recorded, at least not in any public record.

There is however only a 20% chance that the Doomtrain itself will actually be here at the station. Only a prior arrangement with Hades can gurantee the great spirit is in attendance otherwise it is pure chance.

'''+dice 1d100''' to decide if the train is here.
* Result of 1-20 needed

For Details see [[The Doomtrain]]

======Ghost======

The dead who linger in the station waiting room are the recently deceased, those who have just stepped off the Doom Train into the silent realm of the Abyss. These Ghosts differe sligthly from the Ghosts found elsewhere in the Abyss, they will only agree to perform one deed for a Summoner if they agree to take a final message to a loved one or family member left behind on Gaia. A Final Service for a Final Wish.

For Details See [[Ghosts]]

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	A dark gothic building of ancient red brick with led lined windows rises atop a strange platform hanging suspended in the darkness of the Abyss. Illuminated by ancient looking gas lanterns both inside and out. The building itself seems grand and appears to have many rooms but the only chamber visitors ever see is the great entrance hall. Butresses hold up the pointed tiled roof, marble floors and benches line the path, a waiting room of sorts. There is a ticket booth where one can purchase their ticket for the Doomtrain, it costs '''450gil''' for the living and is the only ticket that can be given ever. So if you do purchase a ticket to travel it is adviseable to always keep it upon your person for the rest of your life for without it the Doomtrain will not carry you after death. Of course this raises the question of why one would ever want to board the train, if you wish to pact the Doomtrain whilst alive you must either buy a ticket onboard or at the station for it to carry you. It is also possible to travel the Doomtrain to other locations about the world or to meet interesting spirits who have never left the train whose wisdom can be most useful.		A dark gothic building of ancient red brick with led lined windows rises atop a strange platform hanging suspended in the darkness of the Abyss. Illuminated by ancient looking gas lanterns both inside and out. The building itself seems grand and appears to have many rooms but the only chamber visitors ever see is the great entrance hall. Butresses hold up the pointed tiled roof, marble floors and benches line the path, a waiting room of sorts. There is a ticket booth where one can purchase their ticket for the Doomtrain, it costs '''450gil''' for the living and is the only ticket that can be given ever. So if you do purchase a ticket to travel it is adviseable to always keep it upon your person for the rest of your life for without it the Doomtrain will not carry you after death. Of course this raises the question of why one would ever want to board the train, if you wish to pact the Doomtrain whilst alive you must either buy a ticket onboard or at the station for it to carry you. It is also possible to travel the Doomtrain to other locations about the world or to meet interesting spirits who have never left the train whose wisdom can be most useful.

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−	A dark gothic building of ancient red brick with led lined windows rises atop a strange platform hanging suspended in the darkness of the Abyss. Illuminated by ancient looking gas lanterns both inside and out. The building itself seems grand and appears to have many rooms but the only chamber visitors ever see is the great entrance hall. Butresses hold up the pointed tiled roof, marble floors and benches line the path, a waiting room of sorts. There is a ticket booth where one can purchase their ticket for the Doomtrain, it costs '''450gil''' for the living and is the only ticket that can be given ever. So if you do purchase a ticket to travel it is adviseable to always keep it upon your person for the rest of your life for without it the Doomtrain will not carry you after death.	+	A dark gothic building of ancient red brick with led lined windows rises atop a strange platform hanging suspended in the darkness of the Abyss. Illuminated by ancient looking gas lanterns both inside and out. The building itself seems grand and appears to have many rooms but the only chamber visitors ever see is the great entrance hall. Butresses hold up the pointed tiled roof, marble floors and benches line the path, a waiting room of sorts. There is a ticket booth where one can purchase their ticket for the Doomtrain, it costs '''450gil''' for the living and is the only ticket that can be given ever. So if you do purchase a ticket to travel it is adviseable to always keep it upon your person for the rest of your life for without it the Doomtrain will not carry you after death. Of course this raises the question of why one would ever want to board the train, if you wish to pact the Doomtrain whilst alive you must either buy a ticket onboard or at the station for it to carry you. It is also possible to travel the Doomtrain to other locations about the world or to meet interesting spirits who have never left the train whose wisdom can be most useful.

	Beyond the ticket hall is the platform, the station has but a single long terracotta tiled platform, the tracks are gleaming silver resting on the darkness of thin air. It is here that the Doomtrain arrives and disgorges its passengers to begin their final journey to the Deadwood and judgement. There are benches on the platform and a clock that records the passage of time, its steady tick-tock the only sound to break the silence of this realm outside of the mournful whistle of the Doomtrain as it approaches.		Beyond the ticket hall is the platform, the station has but a single long terracotta tiled platform, the tracks are gleaming silver resting on the darkness of thin air. It is here that the Doomtrain arrives and disgorges its passengers to begin their final journey to the Deadwood and judgement. There are benches on the platform and a clock that records the passage of time, its steady tick-tock the only sound to break the silence of this realm outside of the mournful whistle of the Doomtrain as it approaches.

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+A dark gothic building of ancient red brick with led lined windows rises atop a strange platform hanging suspended in the darkness of the Abyss. Illuminated by ancient looking gas lanterns both inside and out. The building itself seems grand and appears to have many rooms but the only chamber visitors ever see is the great entrance hall. Butresses hold up the pointed tiled roof, marble floors and benches line the path, a waiting room of sorts. There is a ticket booth where one can purchase their ticket for the Doomtrain, it costs '''450gil''' for the living and is the only ticket that can be given ever. So if you do purchase a ticket to travel it is adviseable to always keep it upon your person for the rest of your life for without it the Doomtrain will not carry you after death.
-A dark gothic building of ancient red brick with led lined windows rises atop a strange platform hanging suspended in the darkness of the Abyss. Illuminated by ancient looking gas lanterns both inside and out. The building itself seems grand and appears to have many rooms but the only chamber visitors ever see is the great entrance hall. Butresses hold up the pointed tiled roof, marble floors and benches line the path, a waiting room of sorts. There is a ticket booth where one can purchase their ticket for the Doomtrain, it costs 450gil for the livnig and is the only ticket that can be given ever. So if you do purchase a ticket to travel it is adviseable to always keep it upon your person for the rest of your life for without it the Doomtrain will not carry you after death.
 Beyond the ticket hall is the platform, the station has but a single long terracotta tiled platform, the tracks are gleaming silver resting on the darkness of thin air. It is here that the Doomtrain arrives and disgorges its passengers to begin their final journey to the Deadwood and judgement. There are benches on the platform and a clock that records the passage of time, its steady tick-tock the only sound to break the silence of this realm outside of the mournful whistle of the Doomtrain as it approaches.

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		+	Beyond the ticket hall is the platform, the station has but a single long terracotta tiled platform, the tracks are gleaming silver resting on the darkness of thin air. It is here that the Doomtrain arrives and disgorges its passengers to begin their final journey to the Deadwood and judgement. There are benches on the platform and a clock that records the passage of time, its steady tick-tock the only sound to break the silence of this realm outside of the mournful whistle of the Doomtrain as it approaches.

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 The great psychopomp of Hades is the being known as the Doomtrain, in the form of a hellishly sleek silver locomotive it roams the world each night collecting the newly departed and transporting them to the Abyss. It does not collect all the dead of the world, the Valkyries of Odin collect some and others find their own way to the Abyss but it is the Doomtrain that traverses the world and transports the dead. Ancient legend speaks of ways to summon the Doomtrain to your location so that you might use it as transportation to the Abyss but this method is no longer recorded, at least not in any public record.
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 For Details see [[The Doomtrain]]
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 The dead who linger in the station waiting room are the recently deceased, those who have just stepped off the Doom Train into the silent realm of the Abyss. These Ghosts differe sligthly from the Ghosts found elsewhere in the Abyss, they will only agree to perform one deed for a Summoner if they agree to take a final message to a loved one or family member left behind on Gaia. A Final Service for a Final Wish.