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"Fort Derii" by Sam ´AcidK´ Read

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SciFi and Fantasy Art Fort Derii by Sam ´AcidK´ Read

Fort Derii was not a major area in any of the battles or wars. It was, however, a training centre for the adept psychic people of Shraan, whom later became Royal Guards or joined the Mercinary Triads, both highly respectful positions for Psionics. Derii was the first of all the Psychic Academies that began to spread over Shraanian Space and, later, New Imperial Space. However, due to the increase of psychic people, a large war broke out between four seperate psychic academies. The main Academy on Shraan held the more adept students or the ones with more potential, so they were sent out to calm those whom declared war. This turned out to be a mistake as those psions died and Shraan was, without knowing it, entered into the Psychic War. After ten years of the Psychic War, Derii was destroyed and Shraan almost taken over, before Shraan itself was suddenly destroyed by a suprise attack of C'raask. The Psychic War died there and the Shraanian Empire with it. Made with Bryce 5.

Date	Name	Comment
11 Nov 2003	Ilze Azena	Loading... I like the contrast, (mountains to sky), and overall, i think this is yet another great picture! Sam ´AcidK´ Read replies: "w00t Thank you ^_^"

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'Fort Derii':

• Created by:

Sam ´AcidK´ Read
• Copyright: ©Sam ´AcidK´ Read. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: 3d, Building, Buildings, Derii, Desert, Fort, Outpost, Shraan
• Categories: Techno, Cyber, Technological
• Techniques: 3D-program
• Submitted: 2003-10-03 02:51:36
• Views: 437
• Resolution: 540x405