Sabine was a princess pursued by the sorcerer Dahkhal until she managed to turn the tables on him. She exchanged the world's memory of her existence to trap Dahkhal as a tiny jellyfish in a
To read the previous adventures of Sabine, click here. To support us on Patreon, click here. The story continues below. Macington closed the distance across the courtyard in a few quick bounds. Sabine ran to
To read the previous adventures of Sabine, click here. To support us on Patreon, click here. The story continues below. Sabine kept pace with Silfde and his intoxicated menagerie as he gestured all about the
To read the previous adventures of Sabine, click here. To support us on Patreon, click here. The story continues below. Flailock Von Macington leaned on the great brick wall of the fjordside mansion. He was
To read the previous adventures of Sabine (we know it's been a while!) click here. The story continues below. *** Silfde Struct sat in a great chair and swirled a goblet of mead around in
For centuries the dragon’s dry bones lay beneath the earth, in darkness undisturbed by the rising and setting sun, the brightness of stars, and all the fires in the hearths of the upper world.
This is the fifth and final part of an ongoing series. Follow the links to parts one, two, three, and four. For centuries the dragon’s dry bones lay beneath the earth, in darkness, undisturbed by the
This is part four of an ongoing series. Follow the links to parts one, two, and three. The maze was the last trial the ancient priests prepared for those who might intrude on the Shrine
This is part three of an ongoing series. Follow the links to parts one and two Boots struck stone as Lofric raced through the maze, turning right at every corner. The darkness danced back from
This is part two of an ongoing series. Look here for the beginning of the adventure. Lofric peered back down the tunnel into ravening darkness. If the kobolds came back, all that stood between their
The clouds pressed low and heavy, a gray blanket of rippled lead. The air was thick and warm. A breeze moaned among the rocks and the withered trees, but brought no relief. They had ridden