Sanguine Forge

The Sanguine Forge is a Pool of Possibility located adjacent to the Timeless Eternities. 
== Description ==
The Sanguine Forge is a moderately sized Pool of Possibility that produces both realities and valuable metaphysical resources, making it a valuable location for the creation of Living Mythos and mass manufacture of powerful technology. It is among the most central locations of the Weave Remnant, with a considerable amount of infrastructure and heavily guarded by a large military presence. The Sanguine Forge is the industrial heart of the remnant, having once been a location where Weave Node components were built. Over its service, the Pool of Possibility has been expanded, creating countless smaller Pools acting as satellite forges. Some of these are transported to other regions of the Remnant to act as industrial hubs, while others are attached to major transport, trading and expeditionary fleets .
Many of the realities within the Sanguine Forge are completely dedicated to manufacturing with a few set aside for research. These forge universes are filled with immense machinery that rival galaxies in volume and dwarf them in mass by many orders of magnitude. These machines are used to create and assemble everything from large megastructures to seeds used to form Pools of Possiblity and Living Mythos. 
== History ==
The Sanguine Forge was discovered by the civilisations of the Weave shortly after the Timeless Eternities were beginning to be explored. Initial research and exploration into the Pool of Possibility indicated that the realities within had useful properties, resulting in several full size expeditions being sent in for further exploration. 
As the region was further explored, discoveries were made on the potentially useful characteristics of the universes within, all of which exhibited physical and metaphysical laws that made them extremely ideal for the mass production of more esoteric technology. The building of infrastructure commenced quickly afterwards, as convoys and fleets flocked to the region to establish their industries. Soon afterward, Weave Node components and stranger devices were churned out by the forges in the region. During this period of early Weave history, the different civilisations incorporated into the network used a vast array of different technologies as the basis for their respective infrastructure. With the exception of Void and Brethren derived technology, many of these technological bases were incompatible with others due to the clashing physical and/or metaphysical principles they worked on, and thus couldn't be interfaced or combined. This issue presented problems for integration of non-Transcend and non-Brethren civilisations into the network, as it restricted the ability to use each other's infrastructure for many civilisations. The incompatibility between techbases then resulted in political issues as despite the benefits of Void and Brethren derived technology (that could be seamlessly used and interfaced by anyone, anywhere with little exception), adopting them further would create a dependency on Transcended and Old Brethren that many polities wouldn't tolerate. The discovery of the Sanguine Forge was a timely solution to this challenge as study of its laws quickly yielded techniques and methods to harmonise these clashing principles and build technologies with seamless compatibility with others. 
Come the Tor Crisis, the Sanguine Forge suffered severe damage from the shattering of the Weave as it became separated from other regions. Nevertheless, most of the damage was blunted by the Timeless Eternities, and surviving polities in the region were able to reestablish themselves. During the Scattering, Old Brethren from the Timeless Eternities worked tirelessly to secure the Pool of Possibility while Linelayers set to work reconnecting the region to other remnant civilisations. By the First Pathfider War, the Forge once again became the industrial centre of the Weave Remnant, equipping the campaigns of the Negentropic Union.
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