The final three signs show what happens when we gather behind a joint purpose, be it toward a shared destination, trapped in an endless process, or behind a true unity of identity. Here the vastness of the stars doesn't feel quite so overbearing, with questions garnering a firm YES.
10-1: The Fleet, Rising: Preparations are being made for a great journey. Why are so many travelling together?
10-2: The Fleet, Entombed: Somebody is searching for something long dead. Is there any hope?
10-3: The Fleet, Twinned: Two have been brought closer together after a time of upheaval. How did they overcome this?
10-4: The Fleet, Waning: Pressing on with the journey despite the terrible cost. How much longer can they survive?
10-5: The Fleet, Rooted: Travellers have reached their promised destination, finally having a home. How is it different than what they expected?
10-6: The Fleet, Bowed: A journey has stalled, forced to accept the fact that it will never reach its destination. Is the dead-end really insurmountable?
10-7: The Fleet, Colliding: A brutal conflict wears down both sides. Why can there be no peace?
10-8: The Fleet, Burning: Somebody journeys further into somewhere they should not be, seeking the ultimate truth. What do they find?
10-9: The Fleet, Veiled: A destination but no directions, this traveller knows that they might never reach their goal. What keeps them searching?
10-10: The Fleet, Exiled: Travellers have been cut off from any contact for years. How have they changed?
10-11: The Fleet, Crowned: There are signs of a lost expedition having reached their demise here. What was their ultimate mistake?
10-12: The Fleet, Reflected: A journey is abandoned in favour of returning home, accepting defeat. What was the final straw?
11-1: The Council, Rising: A spring period begins, with new shoots growing from the dead ground. What toll has the winter taken?
11-2: The Council, Entombed: A place lies in its winter period. What will be the first signs of spring?
11-3: The Council, Twinned: A formerly inseparable pair find themselves in opposition. What has caused this?
11-4: The Council, Waning: Entering an autumn period, a golden age has moved into decline. What was the greatest achievement before now?
11-5: The Council, Rooted: People are enjoying a golden age of plenty and comfort. What are the first signs that this cannot last forever?
11-6: The Council, Bowed: A force finds themselves suddenly without opposition or friction. What will they do now that they are unleashed?
11-7: The Council, Colliding: A maelstrom spirals increasingly outward. What lies at the eye of the storm?
11-8: The Council, Burning: The turning point where pride comes before the fall. What has tipped the balance?
11-9: The Council, Veiled: A maze of words and processes hides a secret. Who wants to keep this from being known?
11-10: The Council, Exiled: A case is made to defend the indefensible. What case does their advocate put forward?
11-11: The Council, Crowned: A powerful group seizes the position of another. Why do they end up with more than they bargained for?
11-12: The Council, Reflected: A natural process is reversed, with shocking consequences. How is this possible?
12-1: The Legion, Rising: A cluster absorbs more and more of its neighbours into one entity. What does this growth threaten?
12-2: The Legion, Entombed: A long forgotten identity is revived. Who can take up this mantle?
12-3: The Legion, Twinned: A group is now unable to act as individuals. How have they become so reliant on each other?
12-4: The Legion, Waning: A once powerful entity is losing mass each day, its power going with it. What caused this starvation?
12-5: The Legion, Rooted: The many have banded together to ensure that all of their number are provided for. What threatens this utopia?
12-6: The Legion, Bowed: A force is absorbed by an even greater power, taking on part of their identity. What is this new entity?
12-7: The Legion, Colliding: A successful conquest through raw force and numbers. What is lost during this conflict?
12-8: The Legion, Burning: A gathering begins to reach critical mass, with temperature and pressure rising to critical levels. How long before this situation explodes?
12-9: The Legion, Veiled: Faith brings many together to act as one. What is their great work?
12-10: The Legion, Exiled: A force that once supported and supplied here withdraws, leaving this place abandoned. What is left behind?
12-11: The Legion, Crowned: A powerful force takes stock of its achievements, but finds itself without a future purpose. What uncomfortable truth must they face?
No comments:
Post a Comment