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Dunland

A Spell of Three Prongs

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Story

Muirne paints a spell over Khyus as he prepares for the Night Raid in

Passing days and nights

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Diary

Each day was like the one before. Strangely comfortable, as if she had lived amongst the Eryr-lûth all her life. Every night was like the one before. Uncomfortably strange, because every night she remembered that this was not her home, her tribe, would never be; that she was lost.

Night Raid in Rohan

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Story

Two vows, one night

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Diary

There were fires burning in the distance, somewhere in the east. From the guard-post outside the stockade of Tros Hynt, Cerrynt couldn't tell how large, or how far, they were. That one might be a small campfire from some hunter of the Eryr-lûth nearby roasting a grouse, or it might be the burning ruins of some huge forgoil farm from which brave cymry were currently stealing horses. She had no way to know. She could only stare into the distance until her eyes swam and all points seemed as near as all others, fretting about the raid she was supposed to be part of, but was missing.

The Black Wolf and Raven

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Stories from the lives of Dunlendings and their descendents. 

The Road So Far

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Story

((A summary of the last year in West Rohan, and the events leading up to it. Get ready for links!))

Let Me Show You How

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Story

Haeneth, whilst hunting for clues to the disappearances in Dunland, is visited by Agamaran, to share his duty.

Ysbrydnos, Night of the Spirits

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Story

Ritual Muirne

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Artwork: Painting

Painting by Iga "Igson" Oliwiak

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Iga "Igson" Oliwiak

The Long Winter Began

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Artwork: Artscreen

Text: “The Rohirrim were defeated and their land was overrun; and those who were not slain or enslaved fled to the dales of the mountains. Helm was driven back with great loss from the Crossings of Isen and took refuge in the Hornnburg and the ravine behind (which was after known as Helm’s Deep). There he was besieged. Wulf took Edoras and sat in Meduseld and called himself king. There Haleth Helm’s son fell, last of all, defending the doors.”

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