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  • A Selection of Strange Shops from Sliberberg

    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…

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  • A Beltane to Remember Part 3.The Beltane Ball

    The grand finale of A Beltane to Remember The Long awaited Beltane Ball is here, the first held at Castle Sliberberg in ages. However, dark clouds gather around the event, and a scheming mermaid and an army of dark fey are posed to crash the party. Will this be a Beltane to Remember or a…

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  • A Beltane To Remember Part 2: The Beltane Fair

    After experiencing a Storm in a Conference room the players get a chance to explore the city’s legendary Beltane with their godchildren the princesses. However something is amiss on these festive streets. Why is Aeliana acting like her vain mother and why are there are foreign soldiers everywhere? IS that going to stop the players…

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  • Beltane the Feengrenze’s Fertility Festival

    I am back wayfarers, the wheel of the year turns and it is almost time for Beltane, the most beloved holiday of them all in the Feengrenze. Learn more about the joyous riot of fun and games in my first post in nearly a month

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  • The tragic tale of Muirín Uisceanna

    This is a story I have referenced several times in other works but never given its full due. Now you can witness the complete story of how the adorable little Muirín Uisceanna became the manipulative vixen and shrewd politician obsessed with King Fredrick we know today.

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  • Roleplaying Tips for Captivating Fey in D&D

    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…

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  • “My character is an orphan who grew up on the streets after their parents were killed by bandits when they were a child. They learned to fend for themselves, becoming skilled at stealing and fighting to survive. One day, they found an ancient sword hidden in a chest, and upon touching it, they discovered they…

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  • Imbolc: The Old Fey Paganism Fire Festival

    Happy Imbolc, wayfarers! If you thought Groundhog Day was purely an American holiday or a recently contrived celebration, think again. Imbolc, also known as Oimelc, Lady Day, and, to Christians, Candlemas or St. Brigid’s Day, dates back to at least pre-Christian times in Britian. Like Groundhog Day, it is a celebration of the first stirrings…

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  • Barnabas Quimby’s Stockroom

    A selection of dubiously useful magic item from Sliberberg resident slimy businessman.

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  • The results are in

    The results are in for the poll to determine Aoibheann’s look going forward.

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