A tree, a length of rope, and a (maybe not so) innocent victim.
Wotcha gonna do?

A magical beacon designed to attract minor spirits to the mundane plane

Warriors or bandits, terrorists or freedom fighters - depends on your point of view really

Folk magic is more of a magical tradition than a school of scholarly research being as old as the hills, some say as old as time itself. It is as deeply ingrained to the psyche of the country folk as the changing of the seasons and has been passed down from father to son and mother to daughter for countless generations.

Mercenary companies are usually little more than bands of low-level thugs. This one is a much more sophisticated organisation, with its own history, regulations and culture.

When a young noblewoman goes missing the real cause may not at first be apparent.

Sometimes a simple breakdown can lead to all sorts of trouble

Looking for a charm to ward off evil spirits or the claw of a marsh dragon?
Need some willow bark for your headaches or a potion to cure a lack of virility?
Got a weird looking ring and you don't know what it is?
Dural could be your man.

Find a penny, pick it up.
And all the day you'll have good luck.

A misunderstood and much maligned race, goblinoids are a much more complex and sophisticated people than any human has ever given them credit for.

To trap an ancient demon you need an ancient ritual.
And where do find such a ritual?
In the tomb of an ancient priest, of course.
And that's where the trouble begins.

When a stranger warns of demonic activity, should you take him at his word?

Well it's got to do something, but I'll be damned if I know what

Heroes, like legends, usually have a basis in fact. And, just like with legends, the facts rarely live up to the myth.
George the Dragonslayer is one such hero.