A legendary warrior of Ironspirit, and patron hero of the desperate stand.

The Demonslayer... ironically created by the very creatures it was designed to kill.

The Moon Lady, Sea Queen, Water Mistress

The Sun King, Lord of Fire, The Blazing Sage

Emma Verney is the black sheep of the rich and noble Verney family because of her strange liking of the Orc tribes of the wastelands.Such a liking may well have got her into deep trouble with the Orcs and her fellow humans alike.

A detailed listing of all the major deities in Ã?ran. A work in progress.

A tale of the creation of Theras, the world in which the continent of Ã?ran is set in.

The Shining Path - a non-deitific religious path in a world full of deities.

One of the most soughtafter substances in the World of Ã?ran.

This is the first of the four elemental weapons made by the high elves of Seraith

Synonymous with poverty...

Never a more petty and larcenous trio will there be found.

Ibn Al-Fadyn is no ordinary weaver of tales, but instead tells tales of infromation and observation.

Vog's Children, the Lava-Oil Symbiotes

Somewhat system specific, but bear with me.

The beginings of a new campaign...

The Age of Vog...The Unending Winter of Discontent, The Epoch of Smoke and Ash.

Deviating from the normal guilds of thieves, merchants and mages, herein are presented the more novel and influential guilds of Falhath.

‘‘There were five of them all together, these monstrous walking trees! Yep, trees that walked! By the look of those nasty things, they were probably trees that ate people as well. Tried to kill us with those giant rubber balls, they did, those hell-spawned overgrown bushes…

Cut that laughter out, damn you! We weren’t drinking salt-water when that happened! Those crazy things are real! And if you don’t believe me, sail there yourself, you lousy land lubber! Don’t tell me I didn’t say ‘‘I told you so!’‘, when those vicious monsters finally squish you with their roots’‘.

The brilliant Doctor Ghanek brought peace, prosperity and relief from starvation and disease to her people. But to what lengths was she willing to go for it?