For the July Vesteran Honours, Kalnid won the bardic  contest with the report titled, “Magnagoran Mycology”. In the artisanal category, Ppersayis won with the portrait titled “Daughter of Crow”. Check out all of the winners in the Art-Bard Archives!

We all know that sometimes, when a Divine returns after a long time away, they’re not quite the same. We all talk about it – though we pretend we’re not, and do it behind closed doors. In our community there is a taboo against questioning whether the Divine you’re interacting with now is played by…

All was quiet, yet all was amiss, when the Manifestations disappeared. Unnoticed, they slinked away, out of perception, not a trace of their disappearance left behind. That is, until they started to feed. One by one, the creatures of the elemental planes began to disappear. First to notice were the citizens of Hallifax, the life…

For the June Vesteran Honours, Vasilissa won the bardic  contest with the story titled, “Drinker of Tears”. In the artisanal category, persayis won with the portrait titled “The Nightmare”. Check out all of the winners in the Art-Bard Archives!

SERENLEAKS: NOTES ON ADASSER (or How to Help Us Help You RP)   Typically, when an administrator takes over a god role, they write about their reasons: Why did I take So-and-So? How difficult was the event that revealed X? What inspirations do I draw upon to develop God, the Godly God’s personality and beliefs?…

For the May Vesteran Honours, Portius won the bardic  contest with the epic titled, “Plague”. In the artisanal category, Arimisia won with the haunting portrait titled “Descent into Madness”. Check out all of the winners in the Art-Bard Archives!

For the April Vesteran Honours, Zitto won the bardic  contest with the treatise titled, “Ante-Hoc Material-Contract Temporal Correction”. In the artisanal category, Daraius won with the graphic depiction of “Worms and You”.

For the March Vesteran Honours, Zitto won the bardic  contest with the treatise titled, “An Overview of the Various Migrant’s Disorders”. In the artisanal category, Daraius won with the portrait titled “A Humble Bureaucrat”. Check out all of the winners in the Art-Bard Archives!

Glomdoring remained vigilant in their guard of the Traitor’s prison, watching and waiting as the Wyrd took its toll on His frozen form. Stifled cries and hushed whispers reached out to those who would come to watch, the only hints of life that remained from the Elder. As the days progressed, the contact became more…

After nearly two months of silence, and the sky free of the haze, a cool breeze blew over the Basin, and a fine mist stretched over the sky. Preparing themselves for the worst, each city and commune armed themselves for another battle, yet strangely, the mists did not move, resigned to lingering in the air…