Green fire lit the heavens – or, at least as much of the heavens as she could see.  She could probably see more heavens if the giant, green-rock-but-not-rock tower with its glowing column of fel energy wasn’t in […]

“It is said, my child – ”  Lorekeeper Xai began, “that in the dark days before the Emperor freed us all, there were great ones, male and female, that laid the path that the Emperor would one day follow.  We all s […]

She eyed the wardrobe suspiciously – and then the note.  Note.  Wardrobe.  Wardrobe.  Note.  Package.   The package was pretty, bedecked in red paper with a shiny golden bow, suspciously heavy and wooshy and taste […]

The Draenei tried � she did.  Her thoughts refused to obey, wandering around her head like carrion crows startled into flight, smashing into bad ideas and distractions and moments and memories all at once, cl […]

monsters (by liza) they called themselves the monstersbecause they wanted to strikefear into thehearts of men. and legend has it, they turned into their dreams. […]

A letter, sent to Nereia, on a rolled-up bit of parchment stained with something that smells suspiciously like nutmeg and formaldehyde.  The writing is painstakingly done, each letter drawn in charcoal, larger […]

She sat up.  This was good. There was grass under her legs and it tickled, and that fact surprised her.  Honestly, grass never tickled – it sometimes scratched and often crunched and usually there was armor and m […]

One of the things she knew, far better than most, was that tomorrow was not a certainty.  Which, she also knew, given her potentially largely immortal current state, was likely the oddest thing she was certain […]

Contrasts:   �Show them.�  The voice that spoke was in her mind � and the minds of the other Knights � but there was no gainsaying it.  It caused her very bones to resonate, her muscles moving of their own voliti […]

(Auth. Note:  This is a bit of navelgazing, and for that I apologize.  When I set out to write this thing, I had other ideas – flashes of a different kind of action, different moments – but these seemed more a […]

The box was wooden, roughly crafted – perhaps a foot on a side, give or take an inch or two in each dimension.  Its inside was painstakingly padded with rather sumptuous (if a little stained and ragged) fabric […]

To: Justicar Arialynn From: CMDR Thaddeus Mourne, Quartermaster’s Assistant   Justicar:  A certain number of odd requests have been tendered to the Quartermaster since the last guild meeting ,and I would very muc […]

Aboard the Sunfish, a small barque late of Pandaria, now at the outskirts of the Stormwind harbor, Aunne was pensive.  Truth be told, it wasn�t a feeling she enjoyed, classifying it with all of those other un […]

“How did you get so brave?” the tiny pandaran asked. “An angry human killed me,” the Draenei answered, with a smile, “and then I got better.”  She reached out with a heavy gauntlet, rimed in frost, and… booped […]