That energy can come from an external source, but in a pinch can come from the weaver themselves. Cast from Hit Points: weaving requires life energy going in to put magic out.It tried to bite him until he walloped it with the cane and send it running off down into the rats-nest of alleyways, shrieking in the voice of a child. Its mouth remade into a snout like a dog’s, but puckered pink human flesh. a dog with a man’s face, crying out in pain. Body Horror: the plague repurposes human flesh and other organic material to create aggressive fungal/flesh hybrids.Big Damn Heroes: the Kopek teleports into a city canal, wrecking itself in the process, to save the day.Different patrons grant different powers: crane weavers can teleport, ox weavers are incredibly strong, and tiger weavers hide in plain sight. Animal Motifs: all the weavers have an associated animal patron who grants them magic.Also, the ‘particularly dangerous’ part is mostly a government fiction: there aren’t enough criminals to fill demand, so they’ll blank people for incredibly minor offenses. And I Must Scream: Particularly dangerous criminals have their consciousness wiped, and are experimented on and forced into dangerous jobs, they’re still aware of everything around them, and can feel pain.On the run from her former colleagues, she has to solve her own murder before the plague gets out and tears her home to pieces. They catch up to Yat and well …Īn ancient chthonic power called Monkey resurrects her and suffuses her body with magic. She stumbles on the ship’s deadly trail, but she’s not the only one-powerful and secretive forces conspire to take control of a bioweapon with the power to reshape the world. Jyn-Yat Lorn is a beat cop, demoted to the night shift after being caught in a gay bar. A doomed ship rolls into the harbour of Hainak Kuay-Vitraj, its crew fallen victim to a horrifying engineered plague. The Dawnhounds is a 2019 Biopunk New Weird novel by Sascha Stronach.
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