Barbarian Stories

Solverin. A port city in the west, where the wind carries the scent of salt and secrets. For Gristan, a youth once cast ashore by the sea, daily life tasted of hard work and peace beside his foster father. Until the day when a cry shattered the silence, and blood stained the sand of the beach. Driven by pain, anger, and the thirst for revenge against the Wolf Claws band, Gristan takes up arms. He does not yet know that a power older than human kingdoms flows through his veins. This is a tale of growing up, loss, and the courage to face not only enemies, but also one's own nature.

Something is rising, a power born of formless shadows. It can destroy not only the mortal shell, but eradicate the very memory of what it touches. However, a mysterious gift opposes it - a force as elusive as it is powerful. Will its fleeting strength serve Dathion in his time of greatest need? A millennium of peace has rusted the swords and dulled the readiness of the scattered races. The shining realm of Asillia maintains an ancient promise - to watch and be prepared. For they will be the first to face the stirrings of evil, just as it was a thousand years ago. In that ancient time, fires of courage kindled from the breasts of men, igniting embers of hope in the other races. Now, when that hope is needed once more, the King sends his son. Only Dathion - heir prince of Asillia - can deliver the warnings to the members of the Ancient Alliance, and convey the importance of their need. If he fails, Asillia stands alone ...

You are a beautiful princess of a kingdom named phoenix named after the strong beliefs of the fire bird you are the jewel of the kingdom every one love you and your extraordinary Features you eyes are two beautiful different colors and you hair is an extraordinary Color every one adores you everyone... but not your family they are hateful And rude people they might act nice in front of the kingdom but they really aren't they are manipulative and abusive you are an only child so all your parents anger is taken out on you one night your parents call you into the thrown room and tell you that you are having an arranged marriage your heart sinks and you immediately know you must leave THAT night you might be treated poorly at home but they sure do dress you well(keep this in mind). THIS IS MY FIRST BOOK PLEASE Enjoy!!❤️

Hundreds of thousands of years ago, the world belonged to the Saints-the children of the goddess Felicia. Their era came to an end in a single day, when the first kings of mankind, drawing on ancient secrets, subjugated the will of the gods themselves. Now the war is over. The Saints have been forgotten, leaving behind only fairy tales. But the darkness they held back is beginning to seep through the cracks in the world. Eight outcasts, each with their own personal hell, find themselves at the centre of a storm they did not cause. Among them are barbarians, pirates, an elf and a princess - how can such a diverse group work together? They must decide: to restore the old order, where humans ruled the gods, or, conversely, to seize power for themselves.

Fiona lived on the outskirts of the Valley kingdom, alone in her cottage, enjoying the peace of it all as best she can living in a kingdom that is on the brink of war with the Barbarians on the other side of the mountains. Now one day her peaceful life came to a end when she found a wounded man in her cottage who turns out to be a wounded soldier from the barbarian kingdom wanted by her kingdom. Fiona decided against her better judgment instead of reporting him, Fiona made it her goal to nurse him back to health, while keeping him hidden in her cottage until he could escape back to his own kingdom Written by Mrs_Momo_Bunny

A trio of warriors that really don't get along are forced to travel together to find an enchanted crystal. They don't expect said crystal to send them to a place they don't recognize. And they really need to get back home. But the only local they have found so far is a cheerful child who claims to know a way for them to get back. Without other options they reluctantly agree to let the child guide them home. What could go wrong?

Before the betrayal, before the dragon, before the fabled Eight, there was Erika, a barbarian princess from the highland village of Alkanat. Caught between the son that her father wanted and the woman that she was destined to become, young Erika Kuunweister, fought bandits, orcs and even members of her own kind on her way to becoming one of the most legendary dragon-slayers of all time. This prequel is a fun and informative insight into her brutal and sordid past. NOTE: this is a prequel to Eight Against a Dragon, so you may wish to read that first, as I didn't get overly descriptive about places and events that were already established.

"Don't worry, I'll keep you safe kitten." -Lucius Lucius Xavier Carter, better known as Alpha Carter, always wanted a mate. No, he needs a mate, not only for the good of his pack but he was getting older and the need to mate was getting stronger and stronger and no mater how hard he tried, and belive him when he insists he really really tried, to get the need out of his system it wouldn't budge. On his twenty-fifth birthday he would be forced to go on a long trip around the world where he would hopefully find his mate. This was something Lucius did not particularly want to attend to. But alas it was law that he attend to this duty. For without his mate his pack would surely crumble. Do not fret, he'll find his mate, though she may not be exactly civilized. Love can look past barbaric nature, right? Lucius sure hoped so. THIS STORY IS PROBABLY REALLY CRAPPY JUST A WARNING!!!!!!!!!!!

A fantasy story that revolves in magical realms

The first book from the Legends of the past series written by JD Macrae. Follow the journey of the Witness and companions as an unexpected visitor leads them on a treacherous journey to discover an ancient treasure lost for centuries. Around every corner there are more questions that need answering. The book is written in two separate time periods two weeks apart, odd numbered chapters are set in the present and even numbered chapters are set in the past. All rights reserved, all characters and plots are owned by the auther, originally published August 2016.

455 A.D. The eternal city of Rome burns. In the chaos, one family of Romans flees the city and heads East to possible salvation. Further north, two soldiers named Titus and Cato, bound to the family by blood and vow, abandon their military oaths in pursuit. Attila the Hun is dead yet his presence remains, evident in the fury of the Hunnic armies rampaging about. All around Europe the Western Roman Empire is falling as barbarian tribes run amok, slaughtering and raiding at will. Only one great city remains, only one seems safe behind its high walls: Constantinople. The road there, however, is treacherous and soaked in blood. The odds are against them yet Romans are nothing if determined. They did not rule the world by being weak, after all. One foot ahead, sword in hand, shield over arm, they go, they see, they conquer. #360 in Historical Fiction (April 18, 2016) *****Irregular Updates*****

Spoilers Ahead! Inspired by how you can choose any quest in campaign mode, this is a story about a barbarian named Cody, and his witchdoctor brother, Twitchy. In this story, they can reset their journey to stop Diablo, but at a cost. The forces of Heaven and Hell grow stronger each time. Their goal, to stop Leah's mother from turning Leah into the prime evil and save Deckard Cain.

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Met at the age of 10, destined to be wed, were the young princes of nearby kingdoms. The strong and wealthy barbarian Kingdom of the Bakugo's,their son, Katsuki and the freeing and wondrous Kingdom of the Kirishima's, their son Eijirou. All was well until that one fateful day, when all of which Katsuki loved went up into ashes which caused his to grow a hardened heart, his one beloved..was killed. ...or was he? Might as well read to find out :) (I really hope you like this, comment and vote if you enjoy!)

A dragon and a brave girl make peace.

William lived a quiet life hunting and fishing to provide for his village, until one day he comes back from a hunt to find his entire village destroyed and all those he cared for murdered. As he sets out on a path of vengeance in a world that thinks he is a monster, he is joined by an odd Tabaxi ranger who spent too many years lost in the feywild and a kleptomaniac astral elf monk. With this group of oddballs, things are bound to get out of hand. This story is a transcription of my first D&D campaign. As it is an ongoing campaign, updates may be slow. DISCLAIMER: I take no responsibility for the actions of characters other than William as I do not control them. This story is written with full consent and permission of the other players.

The Dungeon Master says he did something to make the next game "more exciting". The players think he means he did something like getting background music, and realistic figurines and maps. Instead, he opened a gate spell in the basement, and transported them to a different world. A world of magic and adventures. A world of Dungeons and Dragons. The four tween players must learn how to be their characters, complete a quest, and return to their own realm. Along the way, they might just learn a few things about each other, and more importantly, themselves. (Please note that I did not make this up. It came from an online prompt that I do not know the name of. I did not copy the prompt exactly as a description, and used my own words. I expanded a lot on the idea, and added all the plot twists. ) I also do not completely own Draco Mordum, Viribus Imperium, or Matrivius. They belong to my brother, and my cousins who created them for the roleplaying game Dungeons and Dragons. Dustin, Victor, and Maria are based off of my brother and my cousins, whereas Selena is based off me, and I created Sirainia. If you are not familiar with the roleplaying game known as Dungeons and Dragons, this will make little sense.