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Tag Archives: creatures
Windemere Monsters: The Jesters
This is one that can get confusing because their name is also used for the career and clothing. The thing to remember going forward is that the Jesters here are spelled with a capital ‘J’. Also that I won’t be … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creatures, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, jesters, Legends of Windemere, monsters, mythology, october, sword & sorcery, Windemere, writing
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Windemere Monsters: Snake Fiends
One of the first monsters that appears in Legends of Windemere are the Snake Fiends, which are based off the Naga. This is a mythological creature, but I wasn’t 100% certain of that when I wrote the story. The name … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, epic fantasy, fantasy, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, monsters, nagas, serpents, snakes, sword & sorcery, Windemere
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Windemere Monsters: The Trolls
What would a fantasy world be without trolls to drive terror into the hearts of adventures at least once? Obviously, you can do this, but I was picking from the classics early on and trolls were top of the list. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creatures, epic fantasy, fantasy, folklore, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, monsters, mythology, october, sword & sorcery, trolls, Windemere, writing
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Windemere Monsters: The Doppelganger
Who really knows how many Doppelgangers have appeared in the Legends of Windemere series? Not many because revealing several main characters have been copies of the originals for most of the adventure is stupid. I mean, could you imagine being … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Amalgam (Revisit)
(Here’s another monster-based poem. Sure you’ve figured out the theme. Nice to revisit some of the old ones again.) It shrieks from the depths Darkest corners of my mind Which I have never cleaned * A beast composed of parts … Continue reading
Windemere Monsters: The Wyvern
The Wyvern gets mistaken for a dragon a lot, but it’s not really the same. No breath weapon and they come in two species. Both have very powerful rear legs and leathery wings. One has a barbed tail and no … Continue reading
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Tagged monsters, creatures, beasts, halloween, october, Windemere, reptiles, wyvern, not a dragon
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Poetry Day: The Pixian Parade
(A fun parade of fae. I forgot the inspiration of it, but I think it comes from a really old story I used to read as a kid. It wasn’t pixies though. Think it was animals.) Deep within the Grimjaw … Continue reading
Poetry Day: The Phiocrytes
(Guess I had a lot of fantasy poems in the ‘T’ section.) They live in fear In the jungles of Serdune Thriving on the floor Among the moldy leaves Always with their tall eye Scanning the limbs above Thousands … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Night Terrors
(Probably would have worked better on Halloween. Still, it’s interesting to have this contrast with the softer and more serene type of eerie as last week.) With gnashing teeth And jagged nails These creatures lurk beneath Feasting on forgotten snails … Continue reading
The Monstrous Feast
(Been a while since I wrote a new poem, so let’s see how this goes.) A gala has begun Decked with brightest lights Nobles and wizards Kings and heroes Have gathered To dine on oddest vittles Goblin ear soup Steeped … Continue reading