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Otherverse	label	Otherverse
Otherverse	page	Otherverse
Otherverse	comment	The Otherverse is the second setting written by John McCrae, a.k.a. Wildbow, featuring his second and fifth Web Serial Novels. Taking a more supernatural bent compared to his previous sci-fi series, this universe is focused on the secret lives of magical Practitioners as they navigate the complicated Blue-and-Orange Morality system governing this hidden world of mysticism and the titular Others—the umbrella term for inhuman, magical individuals, ranging from foul-mouthed goblins to omnicidal demons.The setting was first referenced in Worm as the In-Universe Maggie Holt YA series, apparently focused on the Tritagonist of Pact. Wildbow has stated he intends to eventually close out the universe with a serial tentatively entitled Pyre, which will presumably star Maggie (or Mags, after she lost her original name to faerie shenanigans in the first book) in her third and final round of "blood, darkness, and fire."The main works in the series so far include: Pact (2013-2015): Blake Thorburn is a perpetually down on his luck handyman who wants nothing more than to escape the inheritance dispute that has torn his family apart, but when his cousin Molly, heir to their late grandmother's estate, is suddenly and gruesomely murdered, Blake finds himself the next in line. Working with a female vestige of himself, Rose, the two must contend with the secret life of magic and diabolism their grandmother left to them, along with the legions of enemies their family has made of the other local practitioners. Pale (2020-2023): After the murder of an influential Other, three girls—Verona, Lucy, and Avery—are awakened by the local powers to serve as impartial investigators into this crime. Along the way they end up unearthing a massive conspiracy to upend the natural order of Ontario, and their lives are changed forever in the process.Other short stories include: Poke, centered around the strangely heartwarming relationship between a practitioner and a goblin. "PÃ¢tÃ©" (2022), featuring two practitioners visiting the Shrinefall of Meru for research into a guidebook on other realms.There is also a tabletop role playing game run by Wildbow whose rules and characters are more or less canon, though not player actions in the instance he runs, PactDice.
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Otherverse / int_17ce80aa	type	All There in the Manual
Otherverse / int_17ce80aa	comment	All There in the Manual: PactDice serves as essentially an addendum to the main Otherverse stories, going into aspects of the universe only hinted at in individual works.
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Otherverse / int_1a237409	type	Order Versus Chaos
Otherverse / int_1a237409	comment	Order Versus Chaos: The angels, representing natural order, are opposed by demons, who represent entropy.
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Otherverse / int_1a54a61b	type	The Witch Hunter
Otherverse / int_1a54a61b	comment	The Witch Hunter: Witch Hunters are a form of Aware, those who have seen past the Masquerade and lost much of their Innocence, forfeiting most protections against practitioners and Others. While the exact ideology and hostility of Witch Hunter groups towards Others and practitioners can vary, any Aware that chooses to become a Witch Hunter is most likely to be a fanatic in some form, and so they're infamous for not distinguishing between good and bad practitioners to the point most Would Hurt a Child. Inquisitors are similar to Witch Hunters except for being even more uncompromising when it comes to the destruction of Others and practitioners, particularly diabolists. While Witch Hunters can be found in the employ of or working alongside magical beings, even if solely in an Enemy Mine sense, Inquisitors work alone.
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Otherverse / int_1ebbdddb	type	Power at a Price
Otherverse / int_1ebbdddb	comment	Prices: Practice with strong results but a heavy cost, often to the user.
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Otherverse / int_2f2f58f2	type	Hedge Mage
Otherverse / int_2f2f58f2	comment	Hedge Mage: Many practitioners Awaken by coming across a copy of Essentials and undergoing the Awakening ritual. Since the information in Essentials is mostly basic, independently Awakened practitioners have little in the way of formal training and everything they learn tends to be through trial and error or via deals with established practitioners or Others if someone doesn't take them on as a mentor or they enroll at a Wizarding School.
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Otherverse / int_3130e2c6	type	Uplifted Animal
Otherverse / int_3130e2c6	comment	Uplifted Animal: A common skill of Shamans is the ability to Otherize an animal, giving it human intelligence. It's common for practitioners whose practice has aspects that would be bad for them to take on by using an Other related to their practice as a familiar to Otherize mundane animals for that role instead. It's implied that Rose Thorborn Sr. in Pact, a diabolist, did this with the cat she was with when Blake met her, as it died the same time she did. Boon companions are baby animals that have been taken on the Forest Ribbon Trail path and Otherized, their human forms and skills taking after the person they went on the Path with in a way similar to Brain Uploading.
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Otherverse / int_331881f8	type	Absurd Brand Name
Otherverse / int_331881f8	comment	Absurd Brand Name: Brand names skew towards grossness or sexual innuendo. The soda brand "Gushing Granny Apple" and the restaurant "Yeast Inception" fall into both categories.
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Otherverse / int_42995bec	type	Spell Book
Otherverse / int_42995bec	comment	Spell Book: There are many, though they are simply mundane books on their own, it's the knowledge in them that's magic. Most Practioner families have a personal library of spellbooks detailing their own Practice, and such books can be very valuable items in trades between Practicioners. One notable book is Essentials, a tome used as a introduction to the world of Practice, including instructions on how to Awaken, basic information on Others and the Seal of Solomon, and how to use the Sight.
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Otherverse / int_44880a8c	type	Killed to Uphold the Masquerade
Otherverse / int_44880a8c	comment	Killed to Uphold the Masquerade: The Seal of Solomon protects Innocence but not Innocents, so if a practitioner or Other wishing to kill Innocents can do it in a manner that doesn't violate the Seal, or otherwise serves to shore it up, they'll attempt it to the best of their ability. Amongst the more unscrupulous it's widely accepted if not outright encouraged to do so due to the fact that any Innocents a practitioner ends up introducing (intentionally or not) to the world of magic becomes their karmic responsibility, especially if they end up Awakening.
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Otherverse / int_58204b95	type	Magic Knight
Otherverse / int_58204b95	comment	Magic Knight: War mages (A catchall term for practitioners whose practice is centered around combat) have the martial skill to match their magical prowess, the latter often enhancing the former.
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Otherverse / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
Otherverse / int_5989e3b6	comment	Inquisitors are similar to Witch Hunters except for being even more uncompromising when it comes to the destruction of Others and practitioners, particularly diabolists. While Witch Hunters can be found in the employ of or working alongside magical beings, even if solely in an Enemy Mine sense, Inquisitors work alone.
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Otherverse / int_699a6c87	type	Masquerade Enforcer
Otherverse / int_699a6c87	comment	Masquerade Enforcer: The Seal of Solomon enforces a separation between the mundane world and the world of practitioners, with the unawakened or Innocent having a natural tendency to either rationalize away or outright forget any magical things they have seen. More unscrupulous practitioners and Others will kill Innocents if it can be argued as protecting the Seal or if they can trick them into a place where it doesn't apply. It's for this reason that malicious Others and users of rapacious Practices such as Necromancy tend to prey on Innocents that live on the edges of society, such as the homeless, who are less likely to be believed.
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Otherverse / int_6ef09297	type	Masquerade
Otherverse / int_6ef09297	comment	Witch Hunters are a form of Aware, those who have seen past the Masquerade and lost much of their Innocence, forfeiting most protections against practitioners and Others. While the exact ideology and hostility of Witch Hunter groups towards Others and practitioners can vary, any Aware that chooses to become a Witch Hunter is most likely to be a fanatic in some form, and so they're infamous for not distinguishing between good and bad practitioners to the point most Would Hurt a Child.
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Otherverse / int_6f572188	type	Another Dimension
Otherverse / int_6f572188	comment	Another Dimension: Apart from Earth, there are various Realms associated with different Others that can connect with one another: The Warrens are an underground Realm closely associated with Goblins, who are born from the earth. The Abyss is the home plane of Bogeymen, and notably has no Spirits, but similar forces that simultaneously make those who end up there resistant to change, but makes any changes they do acquire far more permanent. It breaks physical beings down into Bogeyman and other Abyss-related Others. The Ruins are a plane primarily inhabited by immaterial Others such as ghosts, and where immaterial things are broken down like what the Abyss does to physical things. The Paths are where things forgotten by even the Abyss go, inhabited by the Lost, Others birthed by the Paths or beings originally from other Realms that took on a Path's nature. Solving Paths can lead to a given explorer gaining boons that are normally the purview of difficult rituals, but failure comes with the risk of becoming Lost. It's also where one can witness the very gears of reality. Storms are short-lived Realms created by either the birth of an singular powerful Elemental, or the deaths of many. Storm Chasers will dive into them in order to gain greater power, but more often than not they end up harvesting their remains.
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Otherverse / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
Otherverse / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words: "Blood, darkness, and fire." Explained in Pale to be metaphors for wars of practice: bloody fights are knock-down, dragged out affairs where it's just two forces crashing against each other until one cannot continue, dark fights are wars of definition and politics, and wars of fire are those that threaten to break the world.
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Otherverse / int_7c4fdf65	type	Red Is Violent
Otherverse / int_7c4fdf65	comment	Red Is Violent: Many combat associated Others, and the Pillar of War, are closely associated with the color red.
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Otherverse / int_7c7ee100	type	Cannot Tell a Lie
Otherverse / int_7c7ee100	comment	Cannot Tell a Lie: One of the integral rules of magic is that practitioners cannot lie—while perfectly capable of it, doing so hurts one's karma and drains their power. Others bound by the Seal of Solomon are also forbidden from lying, with the consequence for doing so being getting unmade.
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Otherverse / int_833978bc	type	Stark Naked Sorcery
Otherverse / int_833978bc	comment	Stark Naked Sorcery: While not strictly necessary, the Awakening ritual that a person undergoes to become a practitioner is most often done naked because it's seen as baring yourself honestly as much as possible to the spirits.
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Otherverse / int_98ca838	type	Disciplines of Magic
Otherverse / int_98ca838	comment	Disciplines of Magic: The various Practice groupings in PactDice are separated into five major schools of Conflict, Deals, Material, Immaterial, and Divine, with sub-schools of Conjure, Prices, Tools, Realms, Interaction, Lore, and Protection for each one: Main Schools: Conflict: Practice based on direct confrontation, ie. combat. Deals: Practice involving pre-existing relationships, such as contract summoning. Material: Practice dealing with visceral Others and powers who have physical bodies. Immaterial: Practice dealing with Others that lack physical bodies, such as ghosts. Divine: Practice dealing with gods and other Greater Powers. Sub-schools: Conjure: Summoning things from thin air. Prices: Practice with strong results but a heavy cost, often to the user. Tools: Practice involving the use of magical items. Realms: Practice dealing with various Realms, such as traversal (eg. Path Runners) or manipulation. Interaction: Practice involving social networks, such as connection manipulation. Lore: Practice based around the use of information. Protection: Practice based around defending oneself or others, such as barrier creation.
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Otherverse / int_9b06e314	type	Greater-Scope Villain
Otherverse / int_9b06e314	comment	Greater-Scope Villain: Gerhild the Redcap Queen was the leader of the goblins that wiped out Maggie's hometown and condemned her to experience two more rounds of "blood, darkness, and fire," which ultimately leads to the battle for Lordship in Jacob's Bell escalating into a desperate scramble to prevent the town from either falling into the Abyss or being claimed by a demon. Her forces continue to work in the background throughout the events of Pale six years later, with one of her minions entering the contest for the Carmine Throne to escape from her, and her growing power signals that she will almost certainly become a major threat to everyone within a few years. That is, until she's killed by the New Fae offscreen in Pale's final epilogue and they take the reins as the new major antagonist on the horizon, subverting it.
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Otherverse / int_a5e5c6d0	type	Aura Vision
Otherverse / int_a5e5c6d0	comment	Aura Vision: Upon Awakening, all Practitioners gain the ability to use the Sight, an ability that allows them to see what others cannot, with different variants depending on things ranging from the nature of their Awakening to their Practice specialization.
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Otherverse / int_a8a04f6f	type	And I Must Scream
Otherverse / int_a8a04f6f	comment	And I Must Scream: Many Others were once human and became less so, unable to easily communicate, and tormented as a result of malign practice, Others, or simply universal phenomena, trapped by the patterns or powers that made them Other in the first place.
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Otherverse / int_af11866	type	Wizarding School
Otherverse / int_af11866	comment	Wizarding School: There exist school where practitioners can learn about magic, such as the Blue Heron Institute introduced in Pale. While the secretive nature of practitioner families can mean certain knowledge can and will be hoarded, it does give lucky students a more rounded magical education than they would have if they were solely limited to what their families or direct mentors know, or what knowledge they can scrounge if they Awakened independently.
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Otherverse / int_b1346878	type	Fate Worse than Death
Otherverse / int_b1346878	comment	Fate Worse than Death: There are many, many ways to inflict or be subjected to one of these via the Practice or by hateful Others, such as being Foresworn but left alive to be preyed on by hostile Spirits.
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Otherverse / int_bd5e8cd9	type	Urban Fantasy
Otherverse / int_bd5e8cd9	comment	Urban Fantasy: The world of the Otherverse, on the surface, is quite similar to ours, with the magical horrors encountered by the protagonists kept hidden from the public.
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Otherverse / int_cd6b88cd	type	Angels, Devils and Squid
Otherverse / int_cd6b88cd	comment	Angels, Devils and Squid: There are three major cosmic powers. The angels are eldritch beings of order that oppose any damage to reality, but their efforts to stave off this devastation don't necessarily make them "good." Demons are Always Chaotic Evil creatures of oblivion, constantly working to tear down and slowly corrupt the universe; it is theorized that what remains of our world now is merely the scraps left behind after they devoured whatever reality previously was. And acting as a powerful rival to both is the Abyss, the remnants of primordial Chaos where everything that has lost connections to the world falls down into; its inhabitants are twisted until they are either destroyed or become Bogeymen.
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Otherverse / int_e1a80b5a	type	The Oath-Breaker
Otherverse / int_e1a80b5a	comment	The Oathbreaker: Breaking an oath renders practitioners foresworn, which essentially makes them outlaws in the eyes of the spirits. Their word means nothing, people automatically distrust them, and Others can attack them with impunity. It's also implied their afterlife will most likely suck as well. Others on the other hand are simply unmade if they break oaths.
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Otherverse / int_e268e2	type	The Clan
Otherverse / int_e268e2	comment	The Clan: One of the major ways in which practitioners can be awakened is if they are already part of a powerful family that can pass down the knowledge and power they've accumulated. Two of the major antagonistic factions of Pact, the Behaims and the Duchamps, continue their legacies this way, although it has the unfortunate impact of solidifying harmful traditions such as Arranged Marriages.
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Otherverse / int_e9e35e8f	type	Exact Words
Otherverse / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: Practitioners and Others bound to the Seal of Solomon can't outright lie, lest they temporarily lose their power, and breaking a vow will leave them forsworn, which equals permanently losing magic and becoming the universe's punching bag. However, this means that things they say can be technically true, but leave out important details.
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Otherverse / int_ed874c14	type	Self-Made Man
Otherverse / int_ed874c14	comment	Self-Made Man: Some of the strongest practitioners didn't come from established families or have Other patrons but instead came into magic by coming across a copy of Essentials and Awakening on their own, before clawing their way up to power.
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Otherverse / int_ee05de54	type	Salt Solution
Otherverse / int_ee05de54	comment	Salt Solution: Salt is one of the most effective weapons against ghosts, wraiths, and echoes, and weaker ones can be dissolved simply by throwing a handful of salt through them. Of course, the issue is that such beings tend to be very numerous when they do appear, and there's only so much salt a person can carry with them...
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Otherverse / int_f9339f97	type	The Red Mage
Otherverse / int_f9339f97	comment	The Red Mage: Dabblers are practitioners (Most often those who Awakened independently of any mentors) who can use bits of different Practices, but to relatively poor effect compared to specialists in a given Practice, though they can serve to shore up said specialists in a place they're lacking. If they do manage to achieve parity with specialists in multiple Practices, they're then known as Sorcerors.
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Otherverse / int_fc52510	type	Brain Uploading
Otherverse / int_fc52510	comment	Boon companions are baby animals that have been taken on the Forest Ribbon Trail path and Otherized, their human forms and skills taking after the person they went on the Path with in a way similar to Brain Uploading.
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Otherverse / int_fdad625e	type	Was Once a Man
Otherverse / int_fdad625e	comment	Was Once a Man: The failure state for various Practices is becoming an Other related to said Practice, such as war mages becoming Dogs of War variants or Collectors turning into Graspings.
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