Introducing: Kaiet Xaparrarte
Growing up in the Basurto neighborhood of Bilbao, Kaiet Xaparrarte knew that even though he lived in the largest city in northern Spain, he was going to go places. He got into as much trouble as one might expect a young man to, but kept up with his studies, and won placement to the University of Seville in Andalusia. His ability to see multiple sides of a situation carried him through oral arguments and to a degree in canon and civil law. While his relatives expected him to take holy orders, he joined the police. Straight to the investigative wing. Over the years, he gained quite a reputation, both for solving crimes and preventing them through managing districts in active policing methods, and for being a bit odd. He sees round corners, people would say of him, or he looks at things from a different world than you or I. And then the Rabit Hole opened.
Victoria and Albert rule over a steam-powered British Empire that spans two worlds. Thanks to the portal knows as the Rabbit Hole, a train ride away from London lies the Grosvenor Land, a new world of fertile plains, towering mountains, giant insects and Babylonians with weird science zombies. Seems they got there first, three thousand years ago, and they're not exactly the welcoming sort. The Saurid tribes, lizard-like folk who ride theropods and pteranodons, complicate matters further. Back home on Earth, clockwork engineering has brought mechanical computing to the world, and micro-steam engines drive airships through the sky. Stranger things are afoot, too, as a bit of magic seems to have come into the world with the opening of the portal. People are changing. Secret societies are finding their ancient occult practices a bit more effective. Who knows what might be lurking in the forests these days, or in that shipment from China
This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 18 March, 2025.
