Alts Of Oz World Building Info

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  - Notes
    - make my game and my book and live a small life, put your philosophy into your games
    - Don't place limitations on the game
    - Whatcha in my world I don't do stuff that limits stuff
    - Not so much action as drama and entertainment
    - wrote up three possible story lines"
  - Websites
    - Based on my URL a digital system
      - Something.something URL protocol
  - Alts ofOz.org
  - Alt Basics
    - 9 70
      - 9 80
      - 9 90
      - 9 00
      - 9 10
      - 9 20
    - Overlaps
    - theme songs for all alt legends
    - new 9 every ten years
    - 6 sets of 9 (54 cards)
  - Alt Names
    - Who gave them their name, prior names alias
    - alts
      - mim mim
      - Admonish
      - techtonic
      - splice
      - unbounded
      - Stationary, imovable object
      - Megalithic - turns into a dinosaur
      - Sound Munger - Change the mood of any situation
      - supe
      - fish boy - has gills
      - 4D
      - Septum - Gives you nose bleeds
      - ringworm, exhales spores that grow on your sking
      - vapour - steam giant
      - Mingle - blends in and changes the conversation, get info
      - vertigo - fuck with your inner eat with sound waves vocalised
      - mumble - creates confusion
      - ubiquitous - you can be anywhere at any time"
      - pyro
      - genesis - the creator of humans
      - continuum - manipulates, slows down time, warps time
      - "the shift - shape shifter, warp time, swap two objects
      - Spit boy = heals wounds with his saliva
      - dehydration - sucks water out of living beings on touch
      - shift
      - copy, fax
      - Unstoppable
      - tidal
      - Sunburn
      - Cold front
      - "Glandular
      - "scorcher
      - Crab - final form
      - Nega
      - modus
      - exposure
      - triple threat
      - gravity
      - vulture
      - volt
      - triple threat
      - hyperthermia
      - drift driver - ride, fly anything
      - The Remarkable man
      - turmoil
      - Wholistic
      - Nourish
      - pure reason
      - paradox
      - kabala
      - didactic
      - vagus
      - master manic
      - schizoid
      - dharma
      - rehab
      - trigger
      - ripple
      - flowstate
      - calm
      - Mench
      - demonic
      - chaotic
      - faith
      - gravitas
      - dexterity
      - karma
      - triggered
      - warp
      - manipulate
      - forensic
      - Heart and soul
      - Immovable force
      - Fluke
      - schix
      - psych
      - Singularity
      - Critical
      - Chaos
      - Bipolarity
      - Trauma
      - Sickness
      - Trust
      - The environmentalist
      - Charm
      - Likelihood
      - Insight
      - The Alki
      - Sage
      - The judge
      - Freefall
      - The Saint
      - Listen
      - Diplomacy
      - Division
      - Fluke
      - Longshot
      - Haggler
      - The Law
      - Shrink
      - The engineer
      - Math man
      - "Mathematical
      - Mother nurture
      - nurturo
      - scientist"
      - Gnostic
      - deep
      - parasite
      - Loss
      - persuassion
      - articulate
      - warped
      - folly
      - puzzle
      - insight
      - anxt
      - delusion
      - paranoia
      - fault finder
      - paradox
      - deep thought
      - agility
      - "dextro
      - quiet man
      - Agnostic
      - Objectivity
      - Needler
      - Kindness
      - Misery streak
      - eny, greed, lust, sloth
      - trauma
      - ocd
      - harmonious
      - the creep
      - bitterness
      - loving kindness
      - "inner peace
      - Terminal
      - "Anomally
      - "treatis
      - euthoric
      - lovebird
      - vandal
      - hype
      - ripple
      - "nutrition, nutricia
      - tuner
      - dysregulate
      - destabilize
      - book
      - catharsis
      - syn
      - script
      - flowstate
      - inertia
      - passive
      - critical
      - emote
      - underdog
      - compromise
      - hystrion
      - "loon
      - cruelty
      - savage
      - limmerance
      - symmetry
      - wake
      - dreaming
      - primal
      - liminal
      - malice
      - destablise
      - riddle
      - bomb scare, chaos
      - rythm
      - weapon
      - prophet
      - fluke
      - probable
      - random
      - forsight
      - deadly - poisonous touch
      - ryhme
      - inert
      - shield
      - deep dive
        
        can hold breath for 3 hours
      - sleep state
      - nirvana
      - grift
      - Drama
      - Clique
      - Knowledge
      - Blend
      - Spinal
      - resistant
      - Calm
      - Sociopathic
      - Dextro dexterity
      - Ocular - sight
      - Coma
      - Unconscious
      - Sleep
      - Positive reality
      - brain stem
      - Delusion
      - Cluster b
      - Makaveli
      - Paranoia
      - Speed
      - Mission
      - Insight
      - Subtext
      - Remembral
      - Nega
      - Mr authentic
      - The Jungian
      - sub-tropical
      - marshall madness
      - jumbuck
      - entrapment"
      - the hand
      - grimwa
      - chip and trip
      - animal man
      - captain parable
      - bert neutron
      - the medler
      - still treading lightly
      - weapon
      - c4
      - chemist
      - the joke
      - big banana, second banana
      - critical
      - drama
      - interface
      - comms
      - lingo
      - little brother
      - link
      - shane
      - medico
      - statesman
      - big red
      - top dog
      - booze hound
      - max penalty
      - big pharma
      - the coddler
      - rank and vile"
      - sound guy
      - cocky
      - combat
      - absolute terror
      - essense
      - the creator
      - dr strategic
      - brute force
      - entanglememt
      - Clever Clogs - Genius Dutch Girl
      - "Lab Rat - Rat that can read minds
      - Triple 0 - their in emergencies"
      - "numbat, can stop people from feeling anything
      - "Show boat\
      - miracle"
      - agility, female, contortionist
      - the matron - can fix wounds, has a range of needles"
      - new zealander
      - galah
      - nocturnal
      - disco - parties
      - quadraped
      - min min sisters
      - skinhead, red neck, bogan, siggybutt, narcotic
      - lore
      - thomas - makes you doubt everything
      - peter eli
      - detective
      - pelican
      - king brown
      - serpant
      - yowie
      - bunyip
      - lyre
      - witchedy
      - ernie dingo
      - binary - computers - is trans
      - larikyn
      - resonannt
      - triple 0
      - tribal
      - firebug
      - dig
      - tracker
      - mabo
      - freelady run fast and over long distances
      - blue bottle
      - funnelweb
      - redback
      - Jack Lange - interpreter
      - Showtime
      - Dreamtime
      - Mr speaker
      - Recon
      - green and gold
      - Ballistic
      - lex jordan, miss friendly
      - the wizard
      - snake eyes
      - Mullet
      - The Mexican
      - Colin
      - Kylie
      - Bush Ranga
      - Dead Kelly
      - Captain moonlight
      - River tree Lodge
      - Fatty
      - Red
      - Old stinker
      - Fridge
      - Fringe
      - Legs
      - dorothy kneebone - spirit
      - The Punter
      - Interface
      - Bottle brush
      - Boomerang
      - Lyrical
      - Matilda Walton
      - Hypeman
      - Grace Tracy
      - Golden guitar
      - True blue
      - HR
      - Skip
      - "Blue & Red
      - Jarrod McCraken
      - Freya and Grace and Coco and Sophia
      - Assange
      - mingali
      - Nimagee
      - King Kennedy
      - Trip Campbell
      - Burnie
      - Willy Willy
      - Corporate
      - Outback
      - Never never
      - Sandra sultry - the news
      - The battler
      - Aunty
      - UNC
      - Cousin
      - Fellow on twenty note
      - Crocman
      - The ringer
      - "marsh lander
      - trap door
      - "Mission
      - Crocadile man
      - patient zero
      - famous australian authors
      - the nazi
      - bushman
      - "encryption
      - Bug - picks up sounds from before"
      - Glitchr
      - "The Stiff
      - bulk
      - trap door
      - Assange
      - "Jellyfish
      - Territory
      - Terrestrial
      - Blackjack
      - little birdy
      - gonski"
      - big daddy"
      - trip
      - butterflieswing
      - catfish
      - worm
      - peasy
      - bankroll
      - the bank
      - narc
      - jumbuck
      - never have i ever
      - curlylocks
      - "never never
      - flora
      - statesman
      - frog jumps, parkour
      - seal swim fast holds breathe
      - tiny
      - light foot
      - Bearded dragon
      - "Murdeath, murdark, murdosh
  - alignment
    - alignments
      - anarchic, bureaucratic, moral - green, purple, orange - anarchic > beaurocratic, beurocratic > moral, moral > anarchic
      - narsisistic, tribal, ultru-istic - bottom to top
      - ignorant, pious, wise - right to left
  - stats
    - mental strength
    - power
    - age
    - temprament
    - knowledge
    - psychosis
  - Alt Abilities
    - twins share powers but get weaker the further away fromm each other
    - Sensors and maskers
    - Posts go when 50 to 300 km off shore, start adding when leave Australia
    - alts develop their power after a traumatic event
    - do not age after that
    - are seemingly immortal
    - find rock at a young age
    - All have super strength
      - all have inhansed strength and intelligence
    - stories for each card
    - must do women, aboriginals, and other races
    - fast metabolism
    - have to eat lots
    - don't need much sleep unless not eating
    - all with superior intelligence
    - have an opposite for each
    - some psychosis
    - characters zone, a flow state where they become more effective
    - only aboriginls have power to manipulate space and time
  - Alt Origins
    - organisation
      - cluster-b
      - the naturals
      - our mob
      - syndicate
      - collective
      - Guardianship
      - The constabulary
      - Dark tetrad
      - "dark triad
      - boganites
      - dark triad"
      - Psychologists
      - The horde
      - prophets
      - the company
      - the corporation
      - the guardians
    - "mirrabooks first known rock found, three rocks found in the centre of australia, then more rocks
    - "the oolaroo heart stone was broken a source of power of the aboriginal people, that when all sacred stones cracked. power is transfer from the stone, than it is just a rock. their was history of possessing a stone would give you powers
    - Trauma activated
    - Animals and groups of animals develop unnatural abilities
    - Animal documents will be released later, open secret animals with power that bond
      - Only natives maybe
    - Only Aboriginal blood
      - Except for the wizard
    - First one shows up in seventy seven patient zero
    - The Intersect
    - Heart stone
    - mirrabooka dreaming
    - emmergence
    - individual histories
    - Characters backstory abilities
    - Back story
    - foundations
    - lore
    - History
    - ofoz - activating event - the first nine
    - event that cracks the rocks
      - don't hold power after that
      - rock transfer their power on finding the
      - Galaxy stone
    - people try to find the rocks but it seemms only the ones who are supposed to find them find them
  - Alt Groups & Orgs
    - some people in groups, some on their own
  - Timeline
  - Alt Politics & Policies
    - Laws against slots fighting
    - policies
    - Beliefs
    - Government
    - System
    - Put my philosophy into the game
    - politics
      - opimalism
      - 10 precepts
  - Places
    - Setting
    - Terra Australis"
    - Macquarie marshes
    - Marshland
    - the pond, the billabong, the watering hole, the wet, the wet season,
    - top end, spiritlands
    - "Under Oolaroo
  - Unsure
    - heart stone, little universe
    - red dirt dreaming
  - Do
    - search psychology term and condition
  - Resurrection
    - Products & Features
      - talk to card companies & trading card, board game co
      - toy manufacturer, film co"
      - start grass roots then pitch
        
        do the markets
        
        local game shops, markets, pitch to games publisher
        
        grass roots ofoz
        
        make the next pokemon
        
        is there any australian trading card companies
        
        research card companies, card printers, copyrights, trademarks and patients of game, what card sizes does dextrous have, how to print them, print and play, card distributers
      - Print and play
        
        Special Cards
        
        Build Mat for cards
        
        Pay for special decks
        
        let them make their own version of my game"
        
        new card system
        
        Make an online version of my card game
        
        code software to make own cards
        
        FIND OUT IF GILLS SOFTWARE IS BUILT ON A FORK"
        
        Standard deck
        
        ideas for ofoz.org $1 and $2 packs, free packs" heros journey game, question for group: brainstorm this for me, otherworld, van demon
    - yowie vs bunyip
      - Never Never 60,000
        
        Dreamtime 65,000
        
        Down under 65,000
        
        Walkabout 65,000
        
        Terra Australis 65,000
        
        Outback 65,000
        
        Yowie vs Bunyip
        
        Rare & Magical Creatures
        
        Big Blue
        Yowie - Cryptid
        
        Pinky
        Bunyip - Cryptid
        
        Rainbow Serpent
        Giant Snake - Dreming Creature
        
        Gatty Womp
        Wise Giant Possum - Magical Creature
        
        Thylas
        Tasmanian Tiger - Old World Creature
        
        Furry Death
        Drop Bear - Cryptid
        
        The Whumpa
        Giant Wombat - Old World Creature
        
        Tidd
        Frog king, - Dream Creature
        
        Burrunjor
        Giant Lizard - Cryptid
        
        Marny Marny
        Yowie - Cryptid
        
        Gergis
        Bunyip - Cryptid
        
        Otway
        Black Panther - Cryptid
        
        Native Common Creatures
        
        Marron
        Yabbie - Native
        
        Murray
        Cod - Native
        
        Little Devils
        Tasmanian Devil - Cursed Native
        
        Bush Babies
        Possum - Native
        
        Chittlicks
        Emu - Mative
        
        Salty
        Salt Water Crocodile - Native
        
        Big Red
        RedKangaroo - Native
        
        Platty Platty
        Duck-Billed Platypus - Native
        
        Dingu
        Dingo - Native
        
        Mana
        
        Oolaroo
        Sacred Place
        
        Billabong
        Healing Place
        
        Watering Hole
        Healing Place
        
        Sacred Boabs
        
        Wind Rock
        
        Devils Marbels
        
        The Never Never
        
        Enchantment
        
        Willy Willy
        Enchantment
        
        Mim Mim Lights
        Enchantment
        
        Sacred Never Never knowledge
        
        Artifact
        
        May's Nuts
        Gum Nuts
        
        get high off the uekalyptus, can talk to koala grab people whove lost their way
        
        Firestone
        Black Opal - Amulet
        
        The Argile
        Blue Diamond - Amulet
        
        Magic Pudding
        
        Elders/Peoples/Nations
        
        Oodgeroo
        
        Koori Elder
        
        Unsort
        
        rites of passage
        
        Dreaming
        
        Songlines
        
        Arnhem Land
        
        Honey Ant
        
        Frog mouth
        
        Galah
        
        Kookaburra
        
        Emu
        
        Green tree frog
        
        Bearded dragon
        
        Frilled neck lizard
        
        Goanna
        
        Magpie
        
        King Brown
        
        Taipan
        
        Echidna
        
        Wombat
        
        Red gum
        
        Blue gum
        
        Paperbark
        
        Wattle
        
        Yam
        
        Boomerang
        
        Woomera and spear
        
        Ochre
        
        Wichedy grub
        
        Bogong moth
        
        Giant croc
        
        Inland outback
        
        Digeridoo
        
        Termite mounds
        
        Long neck tortoise
        
        Golden perch
        
        Barramundi
        
        Sugar glider
        
        Ring tail
        
        Number
        
        Koala
        
        Sulfide crested cockatoo
        
        Blank cockatoo
        
        Magar Mitchell
        
        Gang gang
        
        Shingle back
        
        Blue tongue
        
        Fairy Wren
        
        White gubba
        
        Corolla
        
        Wallaby
        
        Lyre Bird
        
        Magic mushrooms
        
        Olga's
        
        Black Swan
        
        Brolga
        
        Coroborie
        
        Diamond python
        
        Gecko
        
        Mulga
        
        Scrub
        
        Bush
        
        Southern Cross
        
        Wet season
        
        Split Rock
        
        Kangaroo paw
        
        Gold nugget
        
        Spifex
        
        Trapdoor
        
        Fly
        
        Mozies
        
        Red back
        
        Huntsman
        
        Funnel web
        
        Wedge tail
        
        Pelican
        
        Curating
        
        Crow
        
        Dove
        
        Spinifex pigeon
        
        Rosella
        
        Rainbow lorikeet
        
        Quarian
        
        Budgie
        
        King parrot
        
        Gouldian finch
        
        Cassowary
        
        Flying fox, fruit bat
        
        Number
        
        Quokka
        
        Bilby
        
        Neville
        
        Paper daisy
        
        quinkin yowie
        
        Bottle brush
        
        Willy wag tail
        
        Corobarie frog
        
        People's
        
        Shag
        
        6. Burrunjor, Australian Outback
        
        Giant lizard, small dinosaur or feathered reptile?
        
        4. Yara-ma-yha-who, Australian Outback
        
        Vampire goblin, frog mutant or mini-monkey man?
        
        A cryptid creature also known as ‘The Outback Vampire’ has been told in Australian Aboriginal mythology since the Dreamtime. The Yara-ma-yha-who is said to be a tiny red man with a large head and no teeth, resembling that of a small monkey-man or mini monster that drops from fig trees and uses suckers on the ends of its hands to devour human flesh.
        
        Tjilbruke (also Tjirbruki, Tjilbruki, Tjirbruke, Tjirbuk or Tjirbuki,) is an important creation ancestor for the Kaurna people of the Adelaide plains in the Australian state of South Australia.[1] Tjilbruke was a Kaurna man, who appeared in Kaurna Dreaming dating back about 11,000 years.[2] The Tjilbruke Dreaming Track or Tjilbruke Dreaming Trail is a major Dreaming trail, which connects sites from within metropolitan Adelaide southwards as far as Cape Jervis, some of which are Aboriginal sacred sites of great significance.[3]
        
        Man and creator-being[edit]
        
        The Tjilbruke Dreaming pre-dates European contact, probably arising when the "Adelaide plains tribe", the Kaurna, settled the area at least 2,000 years BP (as evidenced by archaeological finds at Hallett Cove, where Kaurna campsites succeeded those of the Kartan people of Kangaroo Island, who had been there tens of thousands of years earlier).[2] Kaurna Yerta Parngkarra (Kaurna tribal country) stretches from Cape Jervis in the south, to Crystal Brook in the north, west to the Mount Lofty Ranges, across to Gulf Saint Vincent, including the plains and city of Adelaide.[4][5]
        
        The Tjilbruke story became part of the southern Kaurna Dreaming.[2] It is more than a creation story; it assumes the status of a religion for some, sets standards and rules for living, and provides spiritual meaning. It is both lore and law.[3] The lore tells of a time when all the people lived in accord with peaceful trading laws which governed all their lives. The law was brought to the land, and "Old Tjirbruki", who lived as an ordinary man, a keeper of the law which came from the south, after the water covered the land (when Wongga Yerlo, or Gulf St Vincent, was created.[4]). Tjilbruke was renowned as a "great hunter and firemaker", and a hero of the Kaurna. He also played a role in helping to protect the animals and the territory of the Kaurna, while at the same time having respect towards neighbouring peoples. It was part of his and Kaurna way of life to value all life, whether animal or human.[6]
        
        Variant spellings and versions[edit]
        
        In about 1840, anthropologist Ronald Berndt recorded the spellings "Tjirbuk" or "Tjirbuki" from Ngarrindjeri man Albert Karlowan, as the name of a small wetland.[7] Anthropologist Norman Tindale of the South Australian Museum recorded the spelling as Tjirbruki, but Tjilbruke is the commonly used spelling today.[4]
        
        Radcliffe-Brown coined the term 'Rainbow Serpent' to describe what he identified to be a common, recurring myth. Working in the field in various places on the Australian continent, he noted the key character of this myth (the 'Rainbow Serpent') is variously named:[21] Kanmare (Boulia, Queensland); Tulloun: (Mount Isa); Andrenjinyi (Pennefather River, Queensland), Takkan (Maryborough, Queensland); Targan (Brisbane, Queensland); Kurreah (Broken Hill, New South Wales);Wawi (Riverina, New South Wales), Neitee & Yeutta (Wilcannia, New South Wales), Myndie (Melbourne, Victoria); Bunyip (Western Victoria); Arkaroo (Flinders Ranges, South Australia); Wogal (Perth, Western Australia); Wanamangura (Laverton, Western Australia); Kajura (Carnarvon, Western Australia); Numereji (Kakadu, Northern Territory).
        
        Wangga (sometimes spelled Wongga) is an Aboriginal Australian genre of traditional music and ceremony which originated in Northern Territory and north Western Australia. Specifically, from South Alligator River south east towards Ngukurr, south to the Katherine and west into the Kimberley.[1] The Yolngu peoples of Arnhem Land created the genre.
        
        A kurdaitcha, or kurdaitcha man, also spelt gadaidja, cadiche, kadaitcha, karadji,[1] or kaditcha[2] (Arrernte orthography: kwertatye), is a type of shaman and traditional executioner amongst the Arrernte people, an Aboriginal group in Central Australia. The name featherfoot is used to denote the same figure by other Aboriginal peoples.[3][4]
        
        The kurdaitcha may be brought in to punish a guilty party by death. The word may also relate to the ritual in which the death is willed by the kurdaitcha man, known also as bone-pointing. The word may also be used by Europeans to refer to the shoes worn by the kurdaitcha, which are woven of feathers and human hair and treated with blood.
        
        The word bunyip is usually translated by Aboriginal Australians today as "devil" or "evil spirit".[5] This contemporary translation may not accurately represent the role of the bunyip in pre-contact Aboriginal mythology or its possible origins before written accounts were made. Some modern sources allude to a linguistic connection between the bunyip and Bunjil, "a mythic 'Great Man' who made the mountains, rivers, man, and all the animals".[6]
        
        Yowie is one of several names for an Australian folklore entity that is reputed to live in the Outback. The creature has its roots in Aboriginal oral history. In parts of Queensland, they are known as quinkin (or as a type of quinkin), and as joogabinna,[1] in parts of New South Wales they are called Ghindaring, jurrawarra, myngawin, puttikan, doolaga, gulaga and thoolagal.[1] Other names include yahweh, noocoonah, wawee, pangkarlangu, jimbra and tjangara.[1][2][3] Yowie-type creatures are common in Aboriginal Australian legends, particularly in the eastern Australian states.[4]
        
        Description[edit]Yaroma swallowing a man (1907 drawing)
        
        The yowie is usually described as a Bipedal, hairy, and ape-like mythical creature standing upright at between 2.1 m (6 ft 11 in) and 3.6 m (12 ft).[5] The yowie's feet are described as much larger than a human's,[6] but alleged yowie tracks are inconsistent in shape and toe number,[7] and the descriptions of yowie foot and footprints provided by yowie witnesses are even more varied than those of Bigfoot.[8] The yowie's nose is described as wide and flat.[9][10]
        
        Behaviourally, some report the yowie as timid or shy.[6] Others describe the yowie as sometimes violent or aggressive.[11]
        
        six wirmums or shamans who represent the clans of the Eaglehawk moiety: Djart-djart the nankeen kestrel,
        
        Examples of ceremonies
        
        A bora is an initiation ceremony in which young boys (Kippas)[28] become men.
        
        Bunggul is a traditional ceremonial dance of the Yolngu people of East Arnhem Land.[29][30]
        
        The bunya feast held in the hinterland of the Sunshine Coast of Queensland is well-known. Representatives from many different groups from across southern Queensland and northern New South Wales would meet to discuss important issues relating to the environment, social relationships, politics and Dreaming lore, feasting and sharing dance ceremonies. Many conflicts would be settled at this event, and consequences for breaches of laws were discussed.[24]
        
        Burial practices differ from group to group. In parts of Northern Australia, there are two stages of burial. After the body has been on an elevated platform, covered with leaves and branches, long enough for the flesh to rot away from the bones, the bones are collected, painted with ochre, and dispersed in various ways.[23]
        
        A corroboree is a ceremonial meeting for Australian Aboriginal people, interacting with the Dreaming and accompanied by song and dance. They differ from group to group, and may be sacred and private.[8]
        
        An ilma is both a public ceremony or performance of the Bardi people, and the hand-held objects used in these ceremonies.
        
        The inma is a cultural ceremony of Aṉangu women of Central Australia, involving song and dance and embodying the stories and designs of the tjukurrpa (Ancestral Law, or Dreamtime). The ceremony carries camaraderie, joy, playfulness and seriousness, and may last for hours. There are many different inma, all profoundly significant to the culture.[31][32][33]
        
        The Mamurrng is a ceremony of West Arnhem Land in which two different language communities come together for trade and diplomacy.[34]
        
        The Morning Star Ceremony is a mortuary ceremony of the Dhuwa moiety.[35][36]
        
        The ngarra is one of the major regional rituals performed in north-east Arnhem Land, begun by the Rirratjingu clan of the Yolŋu people of East Arnhem. The first ngarra was performed by creation ancestors called Djang'kawu at the sacred site of Balma, in Yalangbara, after giving birth to the first of the Rirratjingu clan.[37]
        
        A Pukamani, or Pukumani, is a burial ceremony of the Tiwi Islands, which lasts for several days around the grave of the deceased about six months after their death. Elaborate funerary posts known as tutini are erected around the grave before the ceremony, and dancers dance and sing around the posts.[38][39]
        
        The ROM (or Rom - see previous section) ceremony, involving songs, dances, and artefacts, which involve presenting other neighbouring communities with decorated totem poles, with the intent of establishing or re-establishing friendly terms with them; a form of diplomacy. The process of making and decorating the poles can extend over weeks, and involves successive sessions of song and dance, culminating in the ceremony where gifts are exchanged.[22][40] In April 2017, a four-day festival to mark the Rom ceremony was attended by about 500 people at Gapuwiyak School, in north-eastern Arnhem Land. It was planned to hold the event each term.[20] Historian and writer Billy Griffiths wrote in his award-winning book Deep Time Dreaming: Uncovering Ancient Australia (2018), of the Rom ceremony as an "extension of friendship" and "ritual of diplomacy", of which the "full significance ... has yet to be appreciated by the Australian public. At the heart of this symbolic act is a gift – of song and dance and cultural knowledge, but it comes with obligations. The acceptance of such a gift enmeshes the recipients into a continual process of reciprocity".[41]
        
        A smoking ceremony is a cleansing ritual performed on special occasions.
        
        Tjurunga (or churinga) are objects of religious significance by Central Australian Arrernte groups.
        
        Walkabout is a rite of passage journey during adolescence, often mis-applied.
        
        A welcome to country is a ritual now performed at many events held in Australia, intended to highlight the cultural significance of the surrounding area to a particular Aboriginal group. The welcome must be performed by a recognised elder of the group. The welcome ceremony is sometimes accompanied by a smoking ceremony, music or dance.
        
        In Australian Aboriginal mythology, Baiame (or Biame, Baayami, Baayama or Byamee) is the creator god and sky father [1] in the Dreaming of several Aboriginal Australian peoples of south-eastern Australia, such as the Wonnarua, Kamilaroi, Guringay, Eora, Darkinjung, and Wiradjuri peoples.
        
        Bunjil, also spelt Bundjil, is a creator deity, culture hero and ancestral being, often depicted as a wedge-tailed eagle in Australian Aboriginal mythology of some of the Aboriginal peoples of Victoria.
        
        Radcliffe-Brown coined the term 'Rainbow Serpent' to describe what he identified to be a common, recurring myth. Working in the field in various places on the Australian continent, he noted the key character of this myth (the 'Rainbow Serpent') is variously named:[21] Kanmare (Boulia, Queensland); Tulloun: (Mount Isa); Andrenjinyi (Pennefather River, Queensland), Takkan (Maryborough, Queensland); Targan (Brisbane, Queensland); Kurreah (Broken Hill, New South Wales);Wawi (Riverina, New South Wales), Neitee & Yeutta (Wilcannia, New South Wales), Myndie (Melbourne, Victoria); Bunyip (Western Victoria); Arkaroo (Flinders Ranges, South Australia); Wogal (Perth, Western Australia); Wanamangura (Laverton, Western Australia); Kajura (Carnarvon, Western Australia); Numereji (Kakadu, Northern Territory).
      - 1. Rainbow Serpent- kills 6 not killed by otway or nulled by pinky
        Giant Snake - Dreming Creature
      - 2 Big Blue - kills 5 wombar, tiger, drop bear, otway, pinky -- not rainbow, lizard, frog king
        Yowie - Cryptid
        
        Marny Marny
        Yowie - Cryptid
      - 3. Tidd - kills 4 - yowie, bunyip, wombat, lizard
        Frog king, - Dream Creature
      - 4. The Whumpa - kills 3 - tiger, thylas, drop bear
        Giant Wombat - Old World Creature
      - 5. Thylas - kills 2 - tid, otway, nuls furry death -
        Tasmanian Tiger - Old World Creature
      - 6. Furry Death kills tid, otway, nuls thylas
        Drop Bears - Cryptid
      - 7. Burrunjor - kills 6 - otway, wombat, yowie, thylas, drop bear,
        Giant Lizard - Cryptid
      - 8. Otway 1- kills 4 - rainbow serpent, tid, whumpa, nulls bunyip
        Black Panther - Cryptid
      - 9. Pinky - nulls otway, rainbow serpant- kills tid, wombat, tiger, drop bear, lizard
        Bunyip - Cryptid
        
        Gergis
        Bunyip - Cryptid
    - sort deck before hand
    - specil cards have special skills - when a character is zoning
    - "switch dead for alive
    - raise dead
    - play card dead
    - play this card if you lose two times in a row
    - simplify my ideas for the game
      - Make an easy good card game
    - test my card idea early
    - Variations
      - Simple
        
        Easy
        
        Intermediate
        
        Competition
      - make a lot of little card games based on one model
      - single,doube deck rules
      - make my thing into a dnd type game
      - 9card
      - double9
      - tripple9
    - Card Layout
      - validity points
      - valor point
      - red, yellow, black, or red, white, blue
    - rules
      - card who win stay in game
      - 2 don't fights, two equally matcheddifferent rules for each
      - winner goes first
      - sort deck before hand
      - next playerr decides to battle or tap
      - tap is scissor paper rock
      - hold in swap until played, or triggered by colour
      - tap card for win and loss
      - dead cards removed dead pile
      - add card to top if draw
      - tap card for different rules
      - if equally matched then do a pile on
      - player dies but resurrects another
    - 9. If win: play next to see who wins both, you go first play regular or tapped
      - if win: tapped: You lose
    - 8. if win: Loser goes first lose
      - if win: tapped: Matched: stack the next cards
    - 7 if win: opponent add top card to bottom
      - if win: tapped: both players add top card to bottom of play pile
    - 6. if win: Opponent must send bottom card to fallen pile
      - if win: tapped: both players must send bottom card to fallen pile
    - 5. if win: both players put top hero card into the in fallen pile
      - if win: tapped: oponent puts top card into falle pile
    - 4. if win: Order your deck
      - if win: Tapped: Both players order their deck
    - 3. if win: Incorporate heros pile and shuffle
      - if win: Tapped: Incorporate heros pile and order
    - 2. if win: Opponent must shuffle their deck
      - if win: Tapped: Both players shuffle their deck
    - 1. if win: Resurrect top card from fallen pille. Place this card on the bottom of your deck.
      - if win: Tapped: add top card from hero pile. Place this card on the bottom of your deck.