ONIRIUM is a phantasmagorical world featuring architecture that blends Parisian Art Nouveau, old Japan, and 1920s technology.
Mysteries, occultism, illusions, and secrets are an integral part of the daily lives of this world's inhabitants.
The wooden puppets, disreputable and often involved in clandestine affairs, rub shoulders with ghosts eager for urban races and betting. The Animagi, small souls that take possession of various objects, bring joy to some and misery to others.
It is not uncommon to find one's teapot fleeing along the tracks of the Onirium Express, an old creaking tram, or to chase a dozen small horned children to retrieve one's shoes.
The Lady of Candles
Legend has it that, lost in the winding corridors of an endless manor, there lies an omniscient spirit. Connected to every thread of life in Onirium, it feels the vibrations of every soul.
Neither good nor evil, the Lady merely listens to the final moments as well as the first, ensuring that the world remains connected on a single web.
Chimera Tea
Two-Faced Puppet
Possessed by numerous mischievous spirits that constantly fight to take control over their host.
The teapot rings the bell to restore order.
Jealous of his maker's favorite puppet, the Puppet killed his rival and stole his face, which he now wears above his own.
Deadly fata
Wooden Croupier
It is said that these fairies of the dead gather around cemeteries and funerary monuments. Highly prized by collectors, their presence is rare; they are worth a fortune in the underworld.
“The saying goes: when the Deadly fata pays a visit, speak your last words.”
Urban legend of the Onirium Casino has it that he sponsors a mafia willing to do anything to indebt its clients down to their very souls.
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