A Royal Court is a busy place…

Seven torches with various uses..

Seven tales and songs for your PCs to sing or tell around a campfire to entertain themselves when on a long journey.

Seven different types of water that may be of use- or a danger- to adventurers.

woman moment machine 

A McGuffin for a CogNet based story that is not really Cosmic Era

Nẹp Vina - Xưởng sản xuất nẹp công trình, trang trí giá tốt

Some people are born knights, others achieve knighthood, and others have knighthood thrust upon them.

The art of Clothingmancy is the art of enchanting clothing to provide a boon for the wearer.

Seven magical mirrors, some of which can be very useful whilst others are a bane to all who have the misfortune to be reflected in them.

Mirror, mirror, on the wall…

An inn is a good place to rest for the night, unless it is one of these inns. Huge props to Cheka for inspiring this follow up to his 2017 post of similar name, link in the article

Dungeon tokens are small clay amulets that are marked with a monster on one side, and the seal of the dungeon on the other. If crushed, they release a fast spell like ability and are then consumed in a puff of smoke.

The Magna Carta list is something I found in a writing book by the guy who started NaNaWriMo. The gist is simple and matches the ten pro and ten con thing format I found in the John Wick director's interview

The Great Adventuring Guilds have grown across Cridhedun, and have become too large to exist as they began. Now, they have Chapters.

What if there are good or neutral aligned dungeons that dont want to use goblinoids for their stock mobs? 

Aha, the canid kobold to the rescue

No, necromancy is not a normal part of the DungeonVerse, it is actively bad and vigorously opposed by all powers that be, and for a good reason

Renaming the standard fantasy golem, seven replacement terms

A chivalric order of artists who take up dungeoneering to enhance their artistic skills

7 libraries of the DungeonVerse

Forsooth!! (whatever the hell that means)

Ever since I bought a copy of Jeffrey Kacirk's Forgotten Words tome, I have become somewhat obsessed with, well...forgotten words. As you read these bizarre, often-silly, and sometimes downright sensible words, phrases and their meanings, you may discover what I did. It seemed that almost every term I came across, instilled some sort of fantasy rpg idea in my head.

I propose a challenge for all word-lovers! Pick any one and do a submission featuring and inspired by said word. Simple enough right? I tried to pick some of the jucier ones.

This can be added to in three ways. Firstly as mentioned, as an entire submission based on one word or phrase. Secondly, more funky archaic terms can be added alphabetically as scrolls, and thirdly, just by using a word or two in future submissions.

If nothing else, these words can be used to pleasantly pepper one's writing!