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-**Dark Knight**: If you have a master necromancer, a semi-willing spirit, and a good suit of plate armor, you can put together a Dark Knight.  Unlike Zeoreimers, these undead are somewhat articulate, and highly competent melee combatants.  They also don't eat, sleep drink, party, get distracted by pretty girls, or otherwise get distracted from their duty at guarding someone.
+**Dark Knight**: If you have a master necromancer, a semi-willing spirit, and a good suit of plate armor, you can put together a Dark Knight.  Unlike Zeoreimers, these undead are somewhat articulate, and highly competent melee combatants.  They also don't eat, sleep drink, party, get distracted by pretty girls, or otherwise lose track of their duty at guarding someone.
 **Dark Knight Commander**: Similar to a Dark Knight, except you need an adept class necromancer, and a completely willing spirit to produce one.  Rare, even in House Nogrog territory, they possess all the fundamental and exotic combat skills they had in life, plus a host of necromantic energy stunts.
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 **Donkeys/Mule**: Smaller than horses, but possessed of a few more brains and a heartier digestion.  While they can be ridden, they do not make good war mounts.
-**Doomfold Dungeon**: A living underground complex that just appears one day and can spawn an interior ecology of monsters, indefinitely.  No one knows where they come from, but everyone agrees it is best to go in and kill the "core" while they are young: the older they get, the deeper they go, and the scarier the monsters they can create.  There are several in each of the great empires at any given time, including one the Asterian Gladiator's Guild claims to have domesticated.
+**Doomfold Dungeon**: A living underground complex that just appears one day and can spawn an interior ecology of monsters, indefinitely.  No one knows where they come from, but everyone agrees it is best to go in and kill the "core" while they are young: the older they get, the deeper they go, and the scarier the monsters they can create.  There are several in each of the great empires at any given time, including one the Asterian Gladiator's Guild claims to have domesticated.  Dungeons always have a //theme//: the Guild one is "headless people with faces on their chests", Mirrelac's is "snakes", and Castlestein's is "attractive body parts with tentacles".
 **Dragon, Lesser**:  For very tenuous definitions of "lesser".  Powerful and cunning six-limbed flying reptiles.  The appearance of one is a matter of national concern, for their thought processes and goals are rarely understood by mere mortals.