Part 2 of 5: The Von Mountainhearts arrive in Slanach Town, where Aoibheann rediscovers the fairy-tale kingdom of her childhood and Frederick discovers that interrogating a certain fairy godmother over lunch is neither polite nor particularly sane.

The Von Mountainhearts are taking a holiday to Slanach. One seeks to relive precious childhood memories; the other wants answers to ongoing disasters from a certain fairy godmother. Will the Von Mountainhearts be able to relax at all on this family vacation?

Extra! Extra! Read All About it. Grand Undertaking Sites explode! Western cantos contaminated with wyrd. Magical incidents up 500%. Sliberberg Sentinel 10pf a paper.

Many things have happened since the story began. Some of those things are no longer in the same spot (temporally speaking). Let us decamp to the library for a recap of the story so far.

Never in the history of fiction or history has a country had an eclectic set of peers of the realm as does New Mountainheart.

The Divine. Gods and such have consumed scholars in our world for centuries. The fictional Manyfold’s scholars are no better off, and they can ask the divine themselves. So let’s clarify this confusing topic with a primer on what we think we know about them.

A Small Delve for for a level 2 party for the Worlds Greatest Role playing game and its relatives. A trail of broken branches and torn silk leads up from the site of an ambush to the top of Lost Falls Gorge. Will you be able to save the princess?

Fey jokes have one thing in common: stupid and obvious puns. The fey cannot help but giggle at the sort of pun that makes a mortal’s eyes roll or when a mortal gets caught up in such a joke.

When a goblin smiles, reaches into his bag, and says, "I have exactly what you desire most," it never ends well for the mortal involved. Oddities on Parade returns with twelve things a goblin flimflammer might pull from his bag to tempt foolish mortals into spectacularly unwise purchases.

Time for a break, a change of pace and a family gathering

This is the first in what will likely be a long series of posts I call Hairs That Need Splitting. From time to time, I come across questions in my journey that I cannot answer, so I put one to you, the reader: Is it time to jump systems? In this case, the question is whether Worlds Without Number is the better fit for the Feengrenze.

This post is part of Hairs That Need Splitting: Of Unnumbered Worlds and Dragons in Dungeons. Please read the main post before continuing I will keep looking for a system to use on the blog and will publish test adventures along the way.

This post is part of Hairs That Need Splitting: Of Unnumbered Worlds and Dragons in Dungeons. Please read the main post before continuing I will stick with D&D for my published adventures and RPG content

A lone white tower rises within an impossibly dense thicket. Rumors of treasure within have drawn a necromaner and a dragon. Will you learn the secret of Thaelir, the grand illusionist?

Faries and goblins do not like each other; that much is obvious. But have you wondered where this hatred started? Let me tell you a story of Faerie, the first story of Faerie. The legend of Príomhrós and Dathúil

Part two of Gwenith's story, the first day going cold turkey is always the hardest. It's even more so when it's your first day of classes and the sharks are already circling

Princess Under The Sea, Gwenith Llewellyn, will learn this the hard way in a new serialized story series. Will Gwenith take to college life, or will she be a fish out of water?

How many crows constitute a criminal conspiracy? Why is asking for somebody's name illegal, and why can't mules drink on the job? Welcome to New Mountainheart, where the laws are strange and the reasons even stranger

In which Jaspera is found out by her youngest daughter. Beltane arrives in Brugh na Ciorcal and its not like either them expect and things come to a head with Luthais and his family

Part three of Jaspera's expedition to Brugh na Ciorcal wherein she witnesses fey religion up close in personal and start to realize that disguising oneself as your own child is problematic when you never got the chance to be one in the first place.

Part two of Jaspera's expedition to Brugh na Ciorcal. Needing a perfect disguise to fool the witch Giorsail, she has stumbled upon an unconventional disguise. She now observes the village up close as a participant, but will she lose herself in the role she is playing?

When we last saw Charlotte Evermore she was being whisked way to Castle Sliberberg by Aoibheann Von Mountainheart for a night of fun. This is the story of the day after when she truly settled into her life in the big city.

This is the first of four posts delving into everyday life in a fey village of the Silver Highlands, as observed by a notorious dragon whose passions include sociology, anthropology, and cultural meddling while studying the previous fields.

Let us now speak of the history of the Fey of the Feengrenze. Their story is one of magic lost and returned, and realms laid low—a tragedy caused by hubris, willful ignorance, and the slow erosion of time upon people and memory.

Eastern Massachusetts is starting to bloom. So is the Valley of New Mountainheart. However there are more than crocus and daffodils blooming in New Mountainheart and some of them have strange powers and properties.

XP for combat turns TTRPG gameplay into relentless combat. Milestones leave players feeling lost and unsure of what to do. Is there a better way to leveling. Maybe by letting players define their ultimate destiny and tying progression to achieving that destiny, we can find a better way?

April Fool's Day: when pranks run wild. Be glad Robin Goodfellow isn’t roaming our world, twisting reality with fey mischief. To survive the dangerous humor of such creatures, arm yourself with lore—because when fey jokes hit, few mortals laugh twice.

People do not ramble in Feengrenze; it is a world where people cling to hearth and home. However, there is always an exception to every rule. Goblins, orcs, and monks take to the roads to find fortune, homelands, and cause worth pursuing.

Saint Patrick's Day is a day for drinking Irish ale and stout. It's also a perfect day to go for a pub crawl through the Greatest city in the Feengrenze and sample some of the oddest brews the city has to offer.

In which the pool finally opens. Tilda cosplays as a sidhe. Joyous summertime pandemonium ensues. Crystal makes a friend among the royal family, and Tilda finds herself inexplicably with a title.

A month has past since Charlotte met with the Fairy Godmother. She did not find the liberation she sought in Le Château Des Rêves so she heading north to Sliberberg. What will she find in the half fey city?

After a nearly year-long hiatus, the Grand Undertaking adventure path continues. Our intrepid adventurers travel to the city-state of Mainspring, where they will have to pull off a daring heist to liberate Queen Charlotte Evermore and the clockfolk from the lasting grip of their dead king.

I love tarot cards, I love designing interesting encounter tables, what happens when you put those two things together? Read on to find out

Of all the races of the Feengrenze, the clockfolk are the most aloof and mysterious due to simply not interacting much with the outside world. Well, let's peel back the curtain on the lore and learn what these captivating constructs can bring to the table.

Small, humble and content to widdle their days away in tiny hamlets, the pooka of New Mountainheart may not strike one as adventurous souls, but there is the potential for courage in any heart that heeds the call for adventure. Read on to learn more about these humble fey.

An adventure for level 3 adventurers. Shopping malls designed by the insane don't simply appear out of nowhere, except in the Feengrenze. A wyrd incursion has formed under Fireball Road in Sliberberg, and if a brave band of adventurers does not do something, the whole street is doomed.

Cinderthrax the Locomotive Dragon does not like the knights of Lyonesse. Unfortunately, since the SLiberberg, Slanach, and Ginkdimblidi railroad crosses the entirety of Lyonesse, he is sometimes forced to deal with them under somewhat embarrassing circumstances.

I am back from my holiday break, and I brought souvenirs! Have some mini-reviews of the best stuff I read and watched during my break.

Christmas came a day early on the blog, and I have a whole sack worth of presents for you. So lets see whats in this bag of goodies before I head off into the hills for a spell.

I finally have a satisfactory answer to a question that has been bedeviling me for months: what is Sliberberg's identity, its vibe, its style? What is this identity? Well, you have to read the post to find out.

The Sliberberg Sentinel is your only choice(literally) for semi-reliable news and mostly impartial views in The Feengrenze, and in a chaotic, half-fey city like Sliberberg, there are a lot of new, worthy stories. So toss a few coppers to the newslad and crack the page for some novel short stories

My readers, I am stuck in a labyrinth of indecision regarding certain aspects of Feengrenze. I need your help to escape. So vote now and make your voice heard.

Part two of my Better Fey series, if you need to spice up your fey NPCs fast, then this is for you. THere are tables for fey opinions, contracts, dwellings and much more in here

Introducing my Better Fey series, where I give your fey and upgrade. First off, we have a guide to roleplaying the fey as mercurial troublemakers, tricky pranksters, and irrational, emotional and only occasionally helpful allies

Of My Better Fey Series gives you both Dm and player a host of new options for Fey at the table. Play has three new player species, a new background for half fey, and templates to create your own half fey.

To round out the zine here is some of the current worldbuilding for Faerie, including how the courts work, the twin queens of the Fey and how the fey have taken to the Feengrenze

It's National Princess Day, and to celebrate, I have an adventure that features a farcical twist on the classic trope of a princess locked in the tower. Can you save the princess from herself?

The crowd on the market ward street parts as if a ship is passing through. Ahead of you is a full figured man in a eye wateringly flamboyant colorful suit, feathered hat and with a big grin plastered over his round face. He spots and like a missile home in straight for you. "'G'day Govern'r fancy a novelty potion?" says Barnabas Quimby, Sliberbergs resident member of the species of slimy salesman…

Halloween is upon us, and so is my annual Halloween nightmare adventure! This year, there is a supernatural slasher loose in SLiberberg Underberg ward. Will the players' characters be able to escape, or will they become a grim statistic of a killer whose Gospel is murder?

In D&D, the underground tends to be a strange reflection of the surface. So, what does the ward that serves as the underside of a city as chaotic as Sliberberg look like? Well, even more weird, that's what!