dungeons-and-dragons
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The Divine. Gods and such have consumed scholars in our world for centuries. The fictional Manyfold’s scholars are no better off, and they can ask the divine themselves. So let’s clarify this confusing topic with a primer on what we think we know about them.
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A Small Delve for for a level 2 party for the Worlds Greatest Role playing game and its relatives. A trail of broken branches and torn silk leads up from the site of an ambush to the top of Lost Falls Gorge. Will you be able to save the princess?
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Fey jokes have one thing in common: stupid and obvious puns. The fey cannot help but giggle at the sort of pun that makes a mortal’s eyes roll or when a mortal gets caught up in such a joke.
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When a goblin smiles, reaches into his bag, and says, “I have exactly what you desire most,” it never ends well for the mortal involved. Oddities on Parade returns with twelve things a goblin flimflammer might pull from his bag to tempt foolish mortals into spectacularly unwise purchases.
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An Adventure for Worlds Without Numbers. A lone white tower rises within an impossibly dense thicket. Rumors of treasure within have drawn a necromaner and a dragon. Will you learn the secret of Thaelir, the Grand Illusionist?
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Faries and goblins do not like each other; that much is obvious. But have you wondered where this hatred started? Let me tell you a story of Faerie, the first story of Faerie. The legend of Príomhrós and Dathúil
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How many crows constitute a criminal conspiracy? Why is asking for somebody’s name illegal, and why can’t mules drink on the job? Welcome to New Mountainheart, where the laws are strange and the reasons even stranger
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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.
The feengrenze historia 