fiction
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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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The misbegotten children of the wyrd is this week’s focus. Born with an unsettling appearance and a jumble of out of place ideas in their heads Knochenvolk are strange, creepy and goofy in equal measure.
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In which we meet Tilda’s five girly girl underlings, get a lesson in Feengrenze technology, experience firsthand the tidal wave of weirdness that watch deals with daily, and a trio of giant scaly toddlers run rampant through the city marketplace.
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In this special International Talk Like a Pirate Day post, we list of 12 of the strangest pirate ships to sail the Feengrenze’s seas and their equally odd crews.
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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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I make my return to multi chapter story telling with this first chapter of a story that will explore Sliberberg from the perspective of one its smallest and most jaded residents. Will Tilda be able to branch out of her stagnant trap of a life?
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A game needs players; otherwise, nothing happens. The Great Game features a diverse cast of players drawn from various lost civilizations of Earth, as well as a few wholly new creations. So step inside and learn how each one is floundering in its unique way.
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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 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.
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Law enforcement in SLiberberg is never boring; even when your job is taking reports from patrol units and dispatching backup for the crazy stuff that happens in the city. With average incident rate of 30 per hour, Desk Sergeant Tilda Bramblethorn of watch dispatch never without inspiration for snarky commentary.
The feengrenze historia 