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Where Meranth's maps grow shy and the guides turn back.
Gryphlets are the smallest members of the gryphon family, usually no larger than a house cat or small wildcat.
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A primer introducing Vespera-9
Beware The Deep
A Most Horrific End
A Song of Solitude
Foul Tide
Pain, Blood & Death
A Special Branch Adventure
Each generation every planet chooses one mortal to embody them. A young girl is granted immense power: the very potential of the planet itself, and from that point on she is known as a Keystone
... regulates the training and teaching of fire magic in the Layid "Wise Flames".
A high-level overview of the setting and what to expect.
Gryphons are powerful avian-feline predators found in the high mountains, cliffs, plateaus, and deep upland forests of Tanaria.
The Northroad Cob is a hardy northern horse bred along the cold coasts, fjords, and inland roads of Skölna and Fyrgar.
The Miranori Tidehorse is an island-bred riding horse known for its agility, balance, and comfort around ships, docks, surf, and crowded harbor roads.
The Vandalar Walker is a smooth-gaited saddle horse common across central and southern Vandalar.
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The Grondak is a large mountain goat-like beast known for its curled horns, heavy coat, sure footing, and mule-sized strength.
Horses are among the most widespread and familiar mounts in Tanaria, used for travel, farm work, courier service, war, sport, ceremony, and trade.
The Dreamwing Moth is a large fae insect known for its jewel-bright wings, gentle nature, and quiet flight through enchanted forests.