The entire city disappears upon Messias' death, suggesting that it was entirely an illusion. Messias attributes Taylor's encounter with the ‘Keeper’ inside the spheroid auditorium to a radiation-induced hallucination, though he subsequently finds himself fighting creatures similar to the winged monkey-demons. It is part of a longer adventure in a gleaming city inhabited by just one chimp-human boy - Messias - and his robot sentinels. In the 2018 novel Death of the Planet of the Apes, Taylor also visits the Psychedrome. Deep under the mountain, the Psychedrome had not, in fact, been destroyed, and the Keepers began the slow task of rebuilding. The Viking-styled North-Apes gave the company a Longship for their journey home, but made the Keeper stay against his will, believing him to be the Oracle promised in their religion. Thinking the fortress destroyed, the surviving Keeper travelled with his captors. The Mutant Drones detonated the warheads, bringing down the mountain. As apes, mutants and monkey-demons battled, Jason, Alex, Lightsmith, Gilbert and Malaguena escaped the complex, holding the Keeper at gunpoint. LIGHTSMITH LASERS FULLFollowing them into the craft, Brutus and his Mutant Drone allies discovered a silo full of missiles, lasers and other weapons. Alex and Jason found the heart of the Psychedrome and an alien called the 'Keeper of the Light', then rescued Lightsmith. Lightsmith was brought to their 'Conditioning Center' and brain-washed to be a "good person". They and their soldiers, a species of Winged Monkey-Demons either mutated or genetically bred from their distant relatives the primitive Assisimians ape tribe, were waiting patiently for a chance to gain control of the planet. It's alien inhabitants were the multi-eyed Keepers. Together, they found a village of peaceful, mountain-dwelling humans and apes, where Lightsmith finally located and accessed the Psychedrome, which turned out to be a vast alien spaceship which crashed on Earth and embedded deep within the mountain generations ago. To a lot of people, including myself, the words "energy sword and laser rifle" are desirability enough.In Marvel Comics' Terror on the Planet of the Apes, our fugitive heroes Jason, Alex and Malaguena encountered the knowledgeable old human Lightning Smith and his gibbon companion, Gilbert, who were seeking the Psychedrome, a legendary storehouse of artefacts located in the Forbidden Zone, so they could restore civilization. It was a bit of a challenge trying to make as desirable as other subclasses at low levels without going overboard with strength, at least mechanically. Its overall power fluctuates, at 3rd level it's likely a little weaker than a regular battlesmith, however it comes far more into its own at 9th and 15th. I like to think it's become thematically strong and mechanically sound enough to warrant being a subclass in its own right. This artificer subclass admittedly started as nothing more than a way to create laser swords that weren't the sunblade. Excerpt from the battle report of General Nicholas Edwins of House Deneith Before I could even give the order battlefield erupted into a lightshow so brilliant I doubt even our war mages could match its extravagance, and when the lights died down the enemy forces had been cut down, just like that. They feature unique laser-cut front panels that overlay curving acrylic inlays. When the reinforcements arrived and they were nothing more than a few measly tinkerers with glorified torches I was ready to surrender right there and then. Our Lisburn fixtures are dynamic blends of contemporary and traditional forces.
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