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The '''Soctmine''' are an illusive race of monstrous looking creatures. | The '''Soctmine''' are an illusive race of monstrous looking creatures who live in and around the [[Amusa]] canyons. | ||
== Behind the Screen == | |||
* The Soctmine were created in 2005 (a full 8 years before Quelmar) as part of a school project by 10 year old [[User:Spiderjjr45]]. To celebrate the wiki hitting 1,000 pages, James was able to dig up some old material. The land of Kelogo, therefore, can be considered a proto-Quelmar, though James wouldn't touch fantasy fiction storytelling until nearly another decade later. | |||
* The incorporation of the Soctmine into the Quelmar world was solidified when the Soctmine found their way into the Curated Chronicles of Quelmar, with a completely new reinterpretation done by fellow members of the community based on nothing other than the old artwork. | |||
== Archive Gallery == | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:Soctmine1.jpg | |||
File:Soctmine2.jpg | |||
File:Soctmine3.jpg | |||
File:Soctmine4.jpg | |||
</gallery> | |||
[[Category:Monsters]] | [[Category:Monsters]] |
Revision as of 06:18, 21 September 2023
The Soctmine are an illusive race of monstrous looking creatures who live in and around the Amusa canyons.
Behind the Screen
- The Soctmine were created in 2005 (a full 8 years before Quelmar) as part of a school project by 10 year old User:Spiderjjr45. To celebrate the wiki hitting 1,000 pages, James was able to dig up some old material. The land of Kelogo, therefore, can be considered a proto-Quelmar, though James wouldn't touch fantasy fiction storytelling until nearly another decade later.
- The incorporation of the Soctmine into the Quelmar world was solidified when the Soctmine found their way into the Curated Chronicles of Quelmar, with a completely new reinterpretation done by fellow members of the community based on nothing other than the old artwork.