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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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Introducing my Better Fey series, where I give your fey and upgrade. First off, we have a guide to roleplaying the fey as mercurial troublemakers, tricky pranksters, and irrational, emotional and only occasionally helpful allies
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To round out the zine here is some of the current worldbuilding for Faerie, including how the courts work, the twin queens of the Fey and how the fey have taken to the Feengrenze
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It’s National Princess Day, and to celebrate, I have an adventure that features a farcical twist on the classic trope of a princess locked in the tower. Can you save the princess from herself?
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In which we learn about the curious life cycle of Feengrenze dragons, Tilly’s heart melts, a flood in a drought occurs, Tilly makes a fateful decision, and the dispatch girls orchestrate a peaceful coup.
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The appendixes and Stat blocks for use with His 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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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.
The feengrenze historia 