Who says maids can't use magic?

Life as a street urchin is a pathetic existence indeed - and Me'fiante has it worse than most. In a back-alley underworld filled with trickery and subversion, the ability to sense lies is often more of a curse than a blessing.

Deep in the heart of the primal Slumbering Woods lies a magic-laden swamp, forgotten in the centuries since the first primitive land creatures crawled from its teeming depths.

When one has missed the chance for adventure, one finds it very difficult to get along with one's heroic peers. Phineas Rowcome, the renowned Halfling scholar, nurses a deep jealousy for those whose lives are filled with excitement...

The air is chilled and causes goosebumps, while not a sound stirs across the glass smooth surface of the water. The Inn rises three stories above the bank of the river, a single lantern lit on the quay.

When does a boon become a bane? The wise often falter and make foolish mistakes under the guidance of those who are treacherous in design.

Your eyes can lie. Blindfolds can slip away. The Dark Latern extinguishes the deception of light and shadow.

A Legendary magic item given to Oamahar of the Wise by Aurorobouros for achieving perfect harmony with the elements. Warning: This item may not really exist, nobody knows.

This beautiful amber charm has changed the fate of empires, saved towns in the past, caused romances...and left a trail of damaged and destroyed minds in it's wake. The one who would use it's power should be prepared to pay a heavy price...

A commoner has run into a LOT of money! Unfortunately, everyone knows it. Good luck getting out of town in one piece!

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.

Why go to all trouble of applying makeup, when a few simply cantrips can produce much better results in a fraction of the time?

The bearer of this cloak believes it makes him invisible to the rest of the world, but the pure irony is that the cloak only makes him more noticable.

An island of stone above the valley, the Manor Home D'Marsarac sits upon a green promotory above the farming valley below. From this island in the sky (an illusion created by the thick morning fog) various noble families have administered to this fertile valley for centuries.

An old, wise and learned wizard, he tends to forget more about the world than most people have learned, most often the most basic things.

The local lord has been deprived of his prize family heirloom, the thief isn't exactly a thief, but rather an absent minded wizard. Get the heirloom from the kindly but absent minded professor. Simple, right? Well, except for the fine print.

In the great town plaza the magnificent edifice of the Basilica of Kestidel has stood for many generations. This elaborate gothic structure is the hub of power of the clergy. It has been a bastion of faith for the surrounding lands. Not only have the spiritual affairs of the populace been governed here but also it is a centre of the community that has proved resolute in time of crisis, whether through war, pestilence or famine. In the myriad of crypts beneath its sanctified grounds lie interred many thousands of bones of the dead, as these crypts are the place of burial for the worshipers.

Fairly small and innocuous looking, appearing to be little more than broken trinket, a dissassembled "ship in a bottle", this artifact of immense magical power only starts to show it's power as you meticulously rebuild the ship in the bottle.

The Ellis of Kestidel is the main building to register as a citizen of Kestidel. It is located outside of the city and thus must have its own defenses.

One Immortal. One nation. One wizard. Can you foil his evil attempt to attain immortality?