A Land Far Away

This is a normal nondescript leatherbound book. Nothing on this book catches the eye, and could easily be misplaced, overlooked or hidden, amongst countless journals, ledgers or historical lectures. Its cover is worn and faded, with the title “The History of Pebbles.” The spine is cracked, and the p...

*updated 10/21/21*

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The sun rises, cresting in the east as the last of the smoke wisps from the campfire. Nestled between an outcropping of rocks, hidden from unsavory eyes his own almond shaped eyes scan the dawns horizon. The birds which have been so silent the last three days, begin to sing their morning song again...

Thanks to akk

I am certainly in, with my new toon.

The turkeys have me all gobble - gobble.

Thanks Mick

I would be interested in this as well. I normally get one night during the work week that the wife handles life and I can chill. So I can make it Tuesday and being CST, I can play for an hour or two. Earlier the better for me, but Anariolas will be there next week.

The public demands an update to the brackets!

Gratitude

*Another finely penned letter written in Espruar titled "Mother" is sent by courrier to the Ardeep Forest* Emilinya, I have arrived safe in this, the City of Splendors. It is has earned it's less formal name in earnest, for truly it is a magnificent locale of all races and creeds. An uneas...

Thanks for the heads up.

Sounds interesting

*A finely penned letter written in Espruar titled "Mother"* Emilinya, I have reached the furthermost edge. North, near where the Forest reaches the River Dessarin. Sun sets to the west in but a couple hours, already it casts long shadows as the river and marsh opens before me. I could make...

There she was. After months on business, across seas, through blood, sweat and tears, I laid eyes upon her. I could not hear her call yet, not really. But I could see her. The lights were evident in the distance, soon, very very soon I would be home. To the city of my birth, the city of my greatest...