A fictional world doesn’t need one single mood. Discover how contrast between peaceful, dangerous, cozy, and extreme places can make a world feel alive.
Why Contrast Makes a Fictional World Feel Alive Read Post »
Miriana could have been Queen of Elyndor. Instead, she became the Left Hand of the Golden Dawn – and perhaps the most dangerous woman in the kingdom.
Of Influence, Darkness, and Probably the Most Dangerous Woman in Elyndor Read Post »
Naira and her companions encounter a noble family in trouble, but saving them isn’t as simple as it seems. In Elyndor, being an adventurer doesn’t necessarily make you a hero.
And So the Moral of the Story: We’re Simply Not Heroes Read Post »
An apple. A letter. A mysterious magic mark. When Naira breaks a sealed letter, she unknowingly sets the events of The Keys of Elyndor in motion.
The Keys of Elyndor – Naira’s Journey Read Post »
Tarric pays a visit to The Burned Maid, a brothel hidden in the lower streets of Elyndor. What appears to be an ordinary establishment soon reveals itself as something far more interesting — a place where people lower their guard, secrets surface, and the Madam notices more than she lets on.
The Matter of Places No One Officially Is – The Burned Maid Read Post »
