dnd
-
Sliberberg has a shop for everything, even sentient magic weaponry with problematic personalities. The Gallery of Blades is a cross breed between a store, halfway house and rescue shelter for talking swords and bows abandoned by their wielders. Can your players give them a new home?
-
Part two of my Into the Wyrdback mini series and my first proper digital zine takes you on a depthcrawl through the Wyrdback proper. “Roadtripping” through the strange you see mind bending sites, meet weird characters and experience all sorts of wacky and terrifying danger. WIllll you find what lurks at the center of it…
-
The Knights of Faerie are a common sight in the Feengrenze as they go about their errands and quests for their leige, which means that they can prove potent complications, enemies and rivals with their inflexable ways and oathbound quests.
-
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.
-
Beyond the walls of the universe, there is more to creation, much more. A whole sea of universes where everything that could happen or will happen has already happened in every possible combination. Let’s take a guided tour of the Manyfold.
-
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…
-
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…
-
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…
-
The results are in for the poll to determine Aoibheann’s look going forward.
-
A short exchange between Myself and Tansy Fleetfoot regarding vacations in dangerous alternative worlds, inspiration, fresh perspectives, retconns and plans for the new year
The feengrenze historia 