Tag: fantasy
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14 Years: The Chronicles of Sir Reginald the Damned
Part One of The Lost Children of Guérande Reginald stared into the polished metal hanging over the basin. Its dull reflection captured his troubled image. A man of 24 years stared back at him. Unkempt brown hair and several days’ worth of stubble covered his face. It had been seven months since the events of…
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“Tasoula the Rogue”
By Jason Zapata Stars twinkled brightly in the clear Neverwinter night sky. The trees swayed in a steady breeze that cooled Tasoula’s face and hands. The halfling looked up at the waxing moon hanging over the outpost. Its light briefly chased away the shadow her cloak cast on her face. It was a beautiful night…
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I,Dracula: Part Six
By Jason Zapata Armed with stakes and rituals Helsing brought Morris, Steward and Holmwood entered the fight Filled with resolve these men attacked forthright The demise of all vampires Van Helsing sought So across London our secret war was fought My strongholds were exorcized and set alight In pyres that illuminated the fog swept night…
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“Gandalf The Grey” By Lucas Graciano
Lucas Graciano is a talented fantasy artist hailing from Southern California. He has a large list of famous clients including Sony Online Entertainment, Blizzard Entertainment, and Wizards of the Coast. Lucas enjoys traditional art styles utilizing oil paint. Many of his works are oil on masonite. He is particularly talented in employing gouache techniques to…
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“Aragorn Son of Arathorn” by Jenny Dolfen
Jenny Dolfen has always enjoyed art. She began working with water colors and has since included Photoshop and Painter as her talents developed. Jenny teaches art classes from time to time and provides tutorials of her work. She is inspired by medieval themes. Her impressive gallery is filled with characters created by J.R.R. Tolkien, R.A.…
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14 Years: The Chronicles of Sir Reginald The Damned
Part Seven of The Necromancer of Bern Albrecht Von Zähringen crawled through layers of loose cemetery soil until he was finally free of the suffocating earth that buried him. The Necromancer’s right arm was all but useless. The knight’s blade had cut deep into his bicep and forced him to claw at the cold earth…
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14 Years: The Chronicles of Sir Reginald The Damned
Part Six of The Necromancer of Bern Reginald guardedly descended into the cellar’s first chamber. The odd bit of rotten flesh and stale blood on the earthen floor marked the recent passage of the undead. Brackish light illuminated the scene. Its source was burning pitch held in metal brackets fastened to the walls. The manor’s…
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14 Years: The Chronicles of Sir Reginald the Damned
Part Four of The Necromancer of Bern The sun shined through a stand of evergreens on the outskirts of Bern. It was welcome relief from the endless rain and snow of the previous days. Cloudless blue skies stretched overhead. Bird song could be heard from adjacent trees near Sir Reginald. The knight camped at the…