Uroborus, Two Chickens With One Sneaky Shot
Emlis grips his unstrung bow. Purchased with a month of promised labor, it is his greatest treasure. He kicks a […]
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Uroborus, Men’s Night Out
Uroborus has no moon. So, its brightest nights are star lit. Emlis blinks at the twinkling things too far away
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Uroborus Does Not Favor Loners
The sun beats down on the sweat-drenched back of Emlis Naedan. The tan young man cracks stone with a steel-headed
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Around Uroborus, Hide from the Road Hag
Purple skin flutters in the wind, stuck to the ribs of a mammoth-sized monster long dead. A vegetable garden circles
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Around Uroborus, the Only Man to Survive
Buzzards circle the ruins of bold settlers. With a bare foot, Abel steps on a warm piece of what had
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Around Uroborus, for Love or for Pride
The monsters come, and the man prepares. The road is endless, and Abel Hart steps to its edge. In the
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Respect Is Earned
Harmless Hamlet grows. It is an eclectic settlement founded by adventurers and populated with men, monsters, and even some women.
In a tall tent, Colgrevance stands with his arms spread as his orc squire attires him in green-tinted full plate. He is the defacto ruler of Harmless and the sheriff for the whole region.
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Jabberwaki: Part 5, The Monster
Heart thudding and out of breath, Solaris leans against an old pine tree. Through the needle leaf canopy, the sky
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Jabberwaki: Part 4, The Vision
Storm clouds smother starlight, and a breeze chills Beorn’s cheeks as he walks the length of an ancient rampart. He
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Jabberwaki: Part 3, The Boy
Messoack wipes his face with a dripping rag and drops it on the floor, missing the wash-bin he took it