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February 13, 2014
Story for the Day: Dinner with Count Rosse - Pt. 2
And we continue with Count Rosse attempting to dine out without his offending anybody:
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Published on February 13, 2014 16:03
February 8, 2014
Story for the Day: Dinner with Count Rosse Pt.1
There is nothing worse in the world than bad company, and when the bad company in question is of a royal stamp, there is no cure for it save what a few fists can recommend.
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Published on February 08, 2014 15:03
February 1, 2014
Story for the Day: Houlis
Frewyn is known for its pleasant and charming little villages, each one offering something to attract the curious eye, but while every village has its due charms, Houlis (Howlish) in southeastern Farriage draws everyone to its Food Hall, an old-world eatery that, for a small sum of a few silver, offers a three-course dinner and a musical performance which many a visiting trader admires and enjoys.
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Published on February 01, 2014 17:59
January 27, 2014
Story for the Day: The Crumble Returns
While Count Rosse is Alasdair's greatest nemesis, he has another enemy which is far more dangerous than His Grace of Horrid Fashion ever could be: like his father Prince Draeden, Alasdair was born with an overactive appetite, but unlike his father, Alasdair was not born with the hyperactive metabolism to complement his ravening constitution. Through tremendous willpower, he is able to ignore most of the pies and desserts that Martje makes for the keep, but there is one desert that he always f...
Published on January 27, 2014 10:44
January 20, 2014
Story of the Day: Coming Home
While coming home through Marridon's mountains for Damson is an unspeakable pleasure, for others it is an absolute tragedy:
Clouds careened across the azurine expanse, painting the sky in feathered brushstrokes, and the trees triumphed in evergreen, their canopies tinged with the blush of amber light, their bare boughs dusting the forest below with a fuscous blaze. Spruce and cypress stood together in defiance...<![endif]--><!--[if gte mso 9]>
Published on January 20, 2014 09:23
January 12, 2014
Story for the Day: A Festive Retribution
While Alasdair might not be allowed to punish his grand nemesis without due cause, that doesn't stop Teague and Mureadh from punishing Rosse for him.
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Published on January 12, 2014 13:46
January 6, 2014
Story for the New Year: Count Rosse
Published on January 06, 2014 19:24
January 1, 2014
December 27, 2013
#Holiday Story: Holiday Surprises
Not everyone likes the holidays. Or surprises.
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Published on December 27, 2013 19:18
December 23, 2013
Maith Ailineighdaeth!
Happy Ailneighdaeth, the Frewyn holiday of rebirth! This is the day on which the Frewyn Gods made their promise to return to their children by showing themselves as the constellations in the sky. The Roe Gaumhin, the Frewyn cypress, is decorated with lights, gifts are exchanged (usually handmade items like sweaters and socks), and everyone gathers before the fire to delight in family raillery, games, song and dance. This year, we commemorate the release of Tales from Frewyn Volume 2 with a gi...
Published on December 23, 2013 14:03


