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    • by Mark Rivett “Hierophant Alexis Sharp,” Philippe stood from his desk to greet the friend he had not seen in over a decade. The priestess who had fought beside him in his youth had grown older. Her once-blonde hair was streaked with white, and her intense blue eyes were lined with age. In the image Philippe held in his memory, Alexis wore heavy chain armor and brandished a glowing magical glaive. Today, however, she wore a simple turquoise blouse, a blue frock, and a knapsack over one shoulder. “It has been too…
    • by Mark Rivett Isenbard’s chest swelled with pride as he waltzed into the throne room. The vaulted spires above were adorned with majestic statues of legendary heroes. The men - all men - were of such monumental status as to be made into actual monuments. The figures gazed down upon the gathering with stony expressions both literal and figurative. Noble guests from every corner of the kingdom – elves, humans, dwarves, centaurs, and various other creatures too numerous to enumerate gathered in anticipation. A din of…
      Fantasy • Humor
    • by Mark Rivett In Redemption in Blackstone Hollows, Champion Renaud Landry of Sarenrae willingly enters the goblin stronghold of Blackstone Hollows, offering himself as a captive to prevent a looming war. Dragged before the decrepit God-King Reazz, Renaud reveals a devastating truth—goblins who die are no longer reaching their sacred afterlife, Basalfeyst, a crisis caused not by divine wrath but by the heresy and corruption of their…
    • by Mark Rivett Renaud Landry instinctively tested the heavy manacles that bound his wrists. His restraints were secure. The tall dark-haired man noted the irony of his predicament. “Sarenrae, grant me patience.” A loud crack sent a sharp sting up his elbow. “Do not speak that name here!” Slairk, captain of the goblin guard snarled as he swung the broad side of his blade into Renaud a second and third time for good measure. A cacophony of giggles erupted from two-dozen malevolent captors as Renaud recoiled…
    • by Mark Rivett In the bustling Wanderer’s Pub, weary barkeep Spencer Willis endures a constant parade of adventurers who treat him less like a person and more like a quest-giving prop—especially when they keep casting Guidance to wring rumors from him. But when one overeager druid’s magically enhanced joke becomes the final straw, Spencer finally pushes back against their manipulation, forcing the party to reckon with the…
      Fantasy • Humor • Pathfinder
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