Antimatter Matrix

Fan lore from Peter F. Hamilton's Night's Dawn trilogy — a science fiction novel series. nightsdawn.fandom.com/wiki/Antimatter Notes from pic 1 Mirror imagery in antimatter discussions usually points to a multiverse-spanning group, which is why the term "mirrorverse" keeps coming up. Time appears to run in the opposite direction within this context. Functions as a fuel source — an energy form drawn out of the vacuum itself. Tied directly to the concept of the Void. Involves some kind of distortion field. Safe storage of antimatter requires magnetic containment fields. Carries a reference to an Irish woman, connected to Macbeth. Used as the basis for bombs. Carries a bee/wasp reference running alongside it. Woven into a police theme. Linked to a crime syndicate whose singular purpose is antimatter. Remote, hidden stations stockpile antimatter, giving an edge against the Confederation fleet. Starships throughout the setting run on antimatter...

Fan lore from Awbor & Madness — a tabletop role playing game awborandmadness.fandom.com/wiki/Void_Magic Notes from pic 1 A rare, corrupting, violent and unpredictable magic. If regular magic is matter, void magic is antimatter. Source of void magic is an entity ("Atropus") of terrifying power that wishes to destroy the world into nothingness — void magic is an extension of its influence, the great evil. Artifacts related/connected to void magic release large amounts of corruptive power across the kingdom. This evil entity hides the knowledge of the Goddess. Notes from pic 2 Cultists use void magic while occupying several sites. Void magic provokes random magical effects. Can be concentrated into physical material. A reference to a snake spirit (likely related to this evil entity). Those affected heavily by void magic become mutated and deranged. Void magic makes plants wither and die in proximity. Notes from pic 3 A gre...