dnd
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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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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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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.
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Small, humble and content to widdle their days away in tiny hamlets, the pooka of New Mountainheart may not strike one as adventurous souls, but there is the potential for courage in any heart that heeds the call for adventure. Read on to learn more about these humble fey.
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I am back from my holiday break, and I brought souvenirs! Have some mini-reviews of the best stuff I read and watched during my break.
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My readers, I am stuck in a labyrinth of indecision regarding certain aspects of Feengrenze. I need your help to escape. So vote now and make your voice heard.
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Part two of my Better Fey series, if you need to spice up your fey NPCs fast, then this is for you. THere are tables for fey opinions, contracts, dwellings and much more in here
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Halloween is upon us, and so is my annual Halloween nightmare adventure! This year, there is a supernatural slasher loose in SLiberberg Underberg ward. Will the players’ characters be able to escape, or will they become a grim statistic of a killer whose Gospel is murder?
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In D&D, the underground tends to be a strange reflection of the surface. So, what does the ward that serves as the underside of a city as chaotic as Sliberberg look like? Well, even more weird, that’s what!
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An adventure for 5e D&D built with lessons learned from the Old School Renaissance. A spy convention disguised as an outdoorsmen convention being held in a hamlet ripped from northern Vermont is already pretty strange, but there is something even more fishy going on here.
The feengrenze historia 