The Laughing Moon Chronicle: Wheelhouse (Volume 1, Issue 2 - Sep 2017)

The world before the Breaking was a place filled with magic and inhabited by numerous races.

Though not exactly indigenous to Mythren, the bandiar are representative of nearly all the humanoid races that

The Breaking was devastating to the inherently magical races, leaving countless millions dead or dying in the

Although the Out-Towns and even the Twelve Towns boast a number of so-called mystics, bards, and storytellers, the

If anyone in the Remains knows that a spark of the old magic survived the Breaking, it is the bone casters.

There are no other more notorious servants of the Wheelhouse than those called the branded.

With roots that go back into Mythren’s ancient days long before the Breaking, the vandi are the oldest

In the lost ages before the Breaking, they were known as the valla vakra — chosen daughters of the vandi

With the disappearance of the divine entities of Mythren, religion lost most of its meaning in the aftermath of

For centuries it was feared that the two races of dwarves, kheldan and dhelgun, had been forever lost.

Of all the races that have ever left footprints upon Mythren, bundalins may be the most enduring.

Of all the mortal races that once held dominion over Mythren, the elves were struck most deeply by the loss of

For some of elvenkind, the loss of magic was simply unbearable. Rather than seeking out a new way of life amongst

Although there are those who would have the denizens of the Remains believe otherwise, magic as a whole was not

A brutish, humanoid species, orlocks can be found in nearly every drift of Mythren.