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== Development == Brandon began forming ideas for "The Emperor's Soul" during a trip to the National Palace Museum in Taiwan.{{book ref\|tes\|ps}} The ''tojang'', or red stamps that adorned much of the artwork, stood out to him. In addition to the stamps of the artists who created the work, scholars and nobility who particularly liked the work would add their stamp to it, as well. From these stamps came the idea of Soulstamps, capable of rewriting the nature of an object's existence. ~~Include relevant information about Brandon's process writing the work, his inspirations, cannibalizations and re-writes.~~ ~~Include links to Annotations and any other supplementary material. If this information is very short, it can be in Trivia instead.~~ == Publication History ==

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