Inkarnate Map: Sylvaranth

I recently signed up for a Pro Subscription on Inkarnate, an awesome fantasy mapping app that just got a big update. I think with how much worldbuilding I've been doing on D&D, it'll definitely be worth it. I decided to start things off by mapping the city my current work D&D group is in, Sylvaranth, the ancestral home of the wood elves of Hearth (or one of them; I keep forgetting how big worlds really are). Much better than hand-drawing a black-and-white outline on Roll20.

D&D Magic Items: The Holiday Stones

Below are a few magic items I created just for the fun of it. I think I got the idea from a story arc on the webcomic PVP.

Argaenothruzil Creation of the World Poem Parchment

I was going through my documents and found a lot of material I wrote about Argaenothruzil. As much as I like writing stuff for my newer, more D&D DMG-helped-along setting, Hearth, Argae will always hold a special place in my heart, and sometimes I forget just how much work I put into its worldbuilding.

This parchment, the text of which can be red here, is based on the original Anglo-Saxon manuscript found of Beowulf. The poem uses kennings and alliterative verse to tell the story, just like Beowulf does, and it does so surprisingly well. I've noticed that it takes about 5 years to appreciate something anew, and I'm really impressed with this project.