Welcome to part fourteen of the House Gehwær solo campaign. Since we left the Kingdom of Shôrkýnè, Essryd and Moire are heading south and are entering the Kingdom of Tríerzòn. A few weeks ago, I wrote a python script, which later became an Obsidian.md plugin, for generating the weather for my campaign. And surprise: we have snow and weather hazards on the last legs in this climate zone. Let’s hope for the best and better weather the coming days, and jump right in.

This is part thirteen of my HârnMaster solo campaign, which is now not longer restricted to Hârn but to the whole of Venârivè. I don’t really know how far south the two protagonists are going to travel, but I feel the fact is quite amusing that very much like Twoflower was on the Discworld, Essryd and Moire are the first tourists in Venârivè.

Good to see you back for part twelve of my HârnMaster Kèthîra solo roleplaying campaign. We are still in Chélemby and Fâlva is still missing. But one thing is certain: this is a job for the Mythic Mystery Matrix again. *dramaticmusicplaying* I think that this time I was more open to how the mystery plays out as in the first usage where Essryd searched for the murder of her family.

Welcome back to yet another prime number: it’s part 11 of my solo campaign on the Misty Ilse of Hâ.. wait a minute. We are on an island, but it’s not Hârn! It’s Chélemby, and just a stone’s throw away from Venârivè mainland. I was so looking forward to come here.

Part ten of my solo campaign brings us to yet another Kingdom on Essryd’s and Moire’s Tour de Hârn. I really think that it was a missed opportunity to not get a little sourvenir in each town they went through. But hey … it’s an escape, not a school excursion.

Hallo and welcome back to the misadventures of our elastic duo. In the ninth part of my solo campaign, we find ourselves back on the Salt Route leaving Moleryn and heading towards Tashal in the Kingdom of Kaldor.