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This post is part of Hairs That Need Splitting: Of Unnumbered Worlds and Dragons in Dungeons. Please read the main post before continuing From here on out, I will use Worlds Without Number when I publish adventures and RPG supplements.
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This post is part of Hairs That Need Splitting: Of Unnumbered Worlds and Dragons in Dungeons. Please read the main post before continuing I will keep looking for a system to use on the blog and will publish test adventures along the way.
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This post is part of Hairs That Need Splitting: Of Unnumbered Worlds and Dragons in Dungeons. Please read the main post before continuing I will stick with D&D for my published adventures and RPG content
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Princess Under The Sea, Gwenith Llewellyn, will learn this the hard way in a new serialized story series. Will Gwenith take to college life, or will she be a fish out of water?
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In which Jaspera is found out by her youngest daughter. Beltane arrives in Brugh na Ciorcal and its not like either them expect and things come to a head with Luthais and his family
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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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Part two of Jaspera’s expedition to Brugh na Ciorcal. Needing a perfect disguise to fool the witch Giorsail, she has stumbled upon an unconventional disguise. She now observes the village up close as a participant, but will she lose herself in the role she is playing?
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When we last saw Charlotte Evermore she was being whisked way to Castle Sliberberg by Aoibheann Von Mountainheart for a night of fun. This is the story of the day after when she truly settled into her life in the big city.
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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.
