Fallen London

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==Summary==
Fallen London is a text adventure game made in 2010 by Failbetter Games, with two spin-off games: Sunless Sea, released in February of 2015, and Sunless Skies, released in January of 2019, and with a significant amount of supplementary material released for the universe in the form of forum posts, RPGs, comics and other such releases.
The year is 1861. Prince Albert, the Consort of Queen Victoria, has died of typhoid fever. One year after his death, the still-grieving Victoria is greeted by mysterious, cloaked beings that offered her an opportunity. They would bring Albert back, but in return, they requested that Victoria would sell London itself to them. She accepted.
Overnight, the city was swallowed by a gigantic swarm of bats and brought deep underground, to a cave of continental proportions, and its fall crushed a city that existed within it beforehand, with the only building that remained intact being an immense, mysterious construction reminiscent of a palace with many towering spires. The cave was called the Neath by the londoners, and they were greeted by the same cloaked beings that had bought London. They called themselves the Masters, and the gigantic building is the Bazaar. London would still rule itself, but they would control the commerce, with each Master being assigned mastery over a specific type of good, from the ordinary of weapons and narcotics, to the rather esoteric idea of secrets and romance, the latter having a notable tax on it.
The Neath is a fantastic place, where the impossible is made possible, and the laws of nature and reality do not seem to apply. It is difficult for people to die here, and the rupture from the society of the world above seems to have loosened up the social norms of London. Opportunity abounds and threats encroach from all side, and opportunists can always find ways to exercise their trade in this fantastic new world. Welcome, delicious friend, to a city of stories.
==Power of the Verse==
Fallen London has a very diverse range of power levels, with many characters existing within the lowest bounds of Street to Wall level, varying all the way up to an unspecifiably high level within Large Star level, possibly much higher, and many beings with various tiers between those two points. In general, most beings are either Tier 9 to 8, however.
Speed-wise, Fallen London isn't very remarkable. Most characters in the lower tiers have feats that range from Superhuman to Subsonic, with the next tier of beings residing quite solidly on at least Supersonic speeds. The higher beings reside within the MFTL+ ratings due to being able to quickly travel the universe and perform actions that cover interstellar distances quickly, possibly even higher.
The universe, in general, has a high level of exotic abilities. Even the lowest tiers often have several resistances and conditional abilities, most often related to the Correspondence. The various beings within the verse display unique combinations of powers and with a lot of variety between them, although Mind, Soul and Law Manipulation are amongst the most common and interesting powers within the universe.
==Explanations==
*Dedicated respect thread for the Fallen London protagonist.
*Powers & Abilities that might be held for beings within different categories inside the universe.
== Supporters/Opponents/Neutral ==
=== Supporters ===
* Iapitus The Impaler
* Fongm780
* EliminatorVenom
=== Opponents ===
=== Neutral ===
==Characters==
Protagonists
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Notable Figures
Races
Higher Powers
Neathy Beings
Zee-Monsters
Sky-Beasts
==Civilizations==
==Weapons==
==Vehicles==
==Powers & Abilities==
File:The Correspondence.webp|The Correspondence|link=The Correspondence
Category:Verses
Category:Games
Category:Fallen London
Category:2010s