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Yes, just in time for Christmas dinner, it's the new Winterbough adventure! Brought to you by my colleague 
Walt46, for a nice change of pace.
Pretty much the usual start for an episode, with a bit of recap for new readers. It's some time after the events of the last adventure, "Losers, Weepers," and the Master of Elfhame is still in Elfhame.
But for how long...?
Walt46, for a nice change of pace.Pretty much the usual start for an episode, with a bit of recap for new readers. It's some time after the events of the last adventure, "Losers, Weepers," and the Master of Elfhame is still in Elfhame.
But for how long...?
Category Story / Fantasy
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File Size 16.3 kB
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just found something....
Finfolk preferred to live in Finfolkaheem during the winter months and spend their summers in Hildaland.
Hildaland was said to be a beautiful island paradise. The name means "Hidden Land," and it is related to the Icelandic word "Huldufólk," meaning "hidden people." Huldufólk is the Icelandic term for elves and other mythological beings which are invisible to the human eye.
Just as humans in other fairy lore can sometimes glimpse the home of the Fae, Hildaland can occasionally be seen. One way this occurs if a ship is lost in a fog at sea. When the fog lifts, the crew might behold a glistening and magical island before their eyes.
Now, every so often, Estevan lets loose with an exclamation that seems quite like the name of the Summer palace of the finfolk...
Finfolk preferred to live in Finfolkaheem during the winter months and spend their summers in Hildaland.
Hildaland was said to be a beautiful island paradise. The name means "Hidden Land," and it is related to the Icelandic word "Huldufólk," meaning "hidden people." Huldufólk is the Icelandic term for elves and other mythological beings which are invisible to the human eye.
Just as humans in other fairy lore can sometimes glimpse the home of the Fae, Hildaland can occasionally be seen. One way this occurs if a ship is lost in a fog at sea. When the fog lifts, the crew might behold a glistening and magical island before their eyes.
Now, every so often, Estevan lets loose with an exclamation that seems quite like the name of the Summer palace of the finfolk...
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