rpg
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Part three of Jaspera’s expedition to Brugh na Ciorcal wherein she witnesses fey religion up close in personal and start to realize that disguising oneself as your own child is problematic when you never got the chance to be one in the first place.
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This is the first of four posts delving into everyday life in a fey village of the Silver Highlands, as observed by a notorious dragon whose passions include sociology, anthropology, and cultural meddling while studying the previous fields.
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Let us now speak of the history of the Fey of the Feengrenze. Their story is one of magic lost and returned, and realms laid low—a tragedy caused by hubris, willful ignorance, and the slow erosion of time upon people and memory.
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XP for combat turns TTRPG gameplay into relentless combat. Milestones leave players feeling lost and unsure of what to do. Is there a better way to leveling. Maybe by letting players define their ultimate destiny and tying progression to achieving that destiny, we can find a better way?
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People do not ramble in Feengrenze; it is a world where people cling to hearth and home. However, there is always an exception to every rule. Goblins, orcs, and monks take to the roads to find fortune, homelands, and cause worth pursuing.
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Saint Patrick’s Day is a day for drinking Irish ale and stout. It’s also a perfect day to go for a pub crawl through the Greatest city in the Feengrenze and sample some of the oddest brews the city has to offer.
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A month has past since Charlotte met with the Fairy Godmother. She did not find the liberation she sought in Le Château Des Rêves so she heading north to Sliberberg. What will she find in the half fey city?
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After a nearly year-long hiatus, the Grand Undertaking adventure path continues. Our intrepid adventurers travel to the city-state of Mainspring, where they will have to pull off a daring heist to liberate Queen Charlotte Evermore and the clockfolk from the lasting grip of their dead king.
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I love tarot cards, I love designing interesting encounter tables, what happens when you put those two things together? Read on to find out
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Of all the races of the Feengrenze, the clockfolk are the most aloof and mysterious due to simply not interacting much with the outside world. Well, let’s peel back the curtain on the lore and learn what these captivating constructs can bring to the table.
The feengrenze historia 