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I finally have a satisfactory answer to a question that has been bedeviling me for months: what is Sliberberg’s identity, its vibe, its style? What is this identity? Well, you have to read the post to find out.
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Need to spice up the curriculum of an institute of higher magical learning? One of these odd courses may be just what you need.
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In the Feengrenze, politics is an ongoing tragedy about the afterlives of golden ages. The successor states beat their chests and bellow their greatness, but the words are hollow; there is no greatness to be found in the Feengrenze, just the long road to irrelevance.
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Beyond the stability of the successor states and enclaves lay the weirdlands where reality oozes like thin slime, the landscape crackles with weird magic and ruins dot the landscape like the discarded toys of a giant toddler. There is wealth to be had here, if you can survive the strange
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Step back into the bustling, bewildering streets of Sliberberg, the Feengrenze’s mercantile heart, where establishments defy expectation. Tucked away in its labyrinthine alleys, these strange shops offer not just goods and services, but peculiarities – items, skills, or even concepts that feel utterly alien to the medieval world around them. Master Thistledown’s Shop of Wonders
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No creature type in Dungeons and Dragons is as fun to role-play as the feyfolk. They are also the most difficult to role-play convincingly given the laundry list of cultural assumptions about how the fey act. This guide, the first of many will give you a good starting point to for bringing the fey to…
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Patrick McDonald: Software Engineer, Amateur Writer, AI Wrangler. What? The last part is increasingly true. At my day job, I use GitHub Copilot to automate the grunt work (generating boilerplate code, stubbing out REST APIs, and writing unit tests). My writing assistant is ChatGPT, and I wrestle with Imagen3 and DALL-E to create the art
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With the holidays almost here I want to share some albums that will set the mood at any holiday dnd session.
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The fourth of Murtagh’s top commanders is his Marshall Count Cathán mac Uathach, the iron fist upon his left hand
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Greetings, Wayfarers; as you surely know about the setback of publishing the Liberation of Sliberberg and my decision to forge ahead with publishing the book on this blog. Well, I am pleased to inform you that the first batch of content from the mega-adventure is now live on the site. I have created a new
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