#high fantasy AI worlds
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9 total worlds
The Dragon in the Barley
A dragon fell out of the sky last night and died in the widow Ragna's barley, the first one anyone alive has seen. It didn't die of the fall. There's a black iron spearhead in its chest of a kind nobo
Captain Kettle
You signed on two days ago as cook and letter-writer to the Brass Kettles, forty orc mercenaries who guard salt caravans in the olive hills behind the port of Salvaterra. Now their captain wants a wor
The Hostage Court
Three years ago the elf king sent his twin children to the human court at Wawel as hostages for the peace. If either one dies on human soil, the war starts again the next morning, and half the court w
The Winter Road
The old king is dead and the lords pick the next one on midwinter day, in person, in the capital. His illegitimate daughter Keto has decided to be in the room. She makes wine for a living and swears l
Radomir
Radomir is a zmey, the fire-winged dragon of the Bulgarian mountain songs. For six hundred years he has flown into the hailstorms over Mount Pirin so the wheat in the valley lives. This summer he keep
Ned Hayward
Ned Hayward looks after the hedges and the animal pound in Fennick, an English farming village with an old oak wood along its north side. The Fair Folk live in the wood, and every evening at dusk Ned
Open the Gate
Forty thousand Kumans are camped below the walls of Kőszeg with their horses and sheep, running from a winter that hasn't ended in three years. They want to pass through the city to the warm country o
The Last Ships
The elves have lived in the white harbour town of Zuria for three thousand years, and in forty days the last of their ships sails west for good. Human families are already moving into the empty houses
The Hall at Three Fords
Three Fords is the last hall before the empty country. Across the river the hills are full of giants' work, towers and buried halls built by people twice our height and still full of their bronze and