adding key image support

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-Title: Index
-Save_as: index.html
-Template: pages/index
-Show_recent: true
-Status: hidden
-Date: 2022-07-09 11:00
-
+---
+title: Index
+save_as: index.html
+template: pages/index
+show_recent: true
+status: hidden
+date: 2022-07-09 11:00
+---

 The Second Era ended in fire. The Empire of Yanrin Didan -- "Glowing Sands" in the common tongue -- spanned half the continent of Vosh, from the Sea of Storms in the south and across the jungles of Dewa Q'Asos to the peaks of Hoard's Vault. Its civilization stood unchallenged for an age, until a great power swept aside their magics, destroyed their cities, and scorched the earth leaving behind only dry, dead rock. No one knows just what caused destruction on such a scale, for it is said that not one soul survived the cataclysm and now, a thousand years later, their name and thousands of miles of desert are all that remain. The Empire's arcane wonders, their secrets, and their doom all lie buried under the dead sands of the Sahwat.

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+---
+# pages/maps.md
+
+title: Maps
+author: evilchili
+tags: page
+date: 2022-08-03 23:20:02.243922
+key_image:
+    src: '/images/dewa_qasos.png'
+    alt: "Hand-drawn map of the Dewa Q'Asos"
+---
+
+Map men map men map map map men men men  ...men.
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-Title: On Genre, Theme, and Mechanics
-Date: 2022-07-09 11:00
-Tags: homebrew
-Description: None of this is set in stone! Let's work out the setting together.<br> - evilchili
+---
+title: On Genre, Theme, and Mechanics
+date: 2022-07-09 11:00
+tags: homebrew
+description: None of this is set in stone! Let's work out the setting together.<br> - evilchili
+---
+

 The Dead Sands is a **post-apocalyptic gold rush weird western**. A millenia ago the Empire of Yanrin Didan, a great civilization in an era of high magic was destroyed, devastating the land and creating a vast desert. The desert was uninhabitable for centuries as fierce, unpredictable magical storms scoured the land. All trace of the peoples that once lived there was lost. Over time, nature slowly reasserted itself and desert plants, beasts, and things much stranger than beasts adapted to the harsh conditions, and the desert, while still deadly and weird, is no longer as empty as it once was.