Dndinspired Stories

At seventeen, Violetta has already learned that trust is a dangerous thing. Abandoned young, raised by a mentor who eventually betrayed her, and left scarred by a first love that ended just as badly, she has become very good at surviving. She steals from people rich enough to miss it, slips through noble houses under borrowed names, and tells herself she is perfectly content with a life built on freedom and clever escapes. But beneath all that confidence, some stubborn part of her still hopes there might be more. A place where she belongs. Someone who sees the real girl beneath the borrowed names and stays anyway. Then she meets Callum. He is young, blond, wealthy, and tied to the very world Violetta usually treats as nothing more than a hunting ground. But at a glittering noble ball, Callum notices what everyone else misses. Not the dress she stole or the smile she uses as a weapon, but the hand slipping a ruby into her pocket and the way her eyes keep finding every exit in the room. Instead of exposing her, he helps her escape. The only problem is that Callum belongs to a world of family names, duty and expectation, where loving someone is not always the same as choosing them. Before Violetta became the woman who always knew where the nearest exit was, there was a boy who made her believe she might not need one. **Author's note:** Violetta began as my Dungeons & Dragons character, and this story grew from wanting to explore more of her past, her relationships, and the person she was before the version of her I play now. English is not my first language, and I'm dyslexic, so I use AI as an editing tool to help me with spelling, grammar, sentence flow, and turning my ideas into cleaner English.

The Third Chapter, catalogued in fragments across unstable branches of the Redline Timeline, is widely referred to as the Critical Error. It begins, as most fractures do, with fire. A man named Ryan Redmane, hollowed by loss, wielded a revolver named Malice. His land burned. His past blurred. He was alone... until he wasn't. Somewhere else-no, not then, not yet-a chrome-shelled brawler named Dwayne injected the Prospector Mk. II into his brain and began to see too much. And yet elsewhere, an elven warrior named Gladius Jones climbed a sacred mountain to seek divinity and instead found destiny waiting with a cigarette and a plan. Together, they formed what I can only describe as a gravitational event: three realities converging, unstable and luminous, guided by something I now believe may have been the Reality Rune. Note: I do not recall cataloging the Rune before this chapter. It may have overwritten itself into my records retroactively... or perhaps it was always there, waiting for enough story to manifest. They fought a war against Capital City, a nation that tried to manufacture infinity. Its king dreamed of controlling the future through Gemtech and nightmares, powered by a sleeping entity called Void-a dragon carved from the forgotten dark between stars. Ryan was consumed. Dwayne was dismantled. Gladius ascended, then fell again, sword-first into war. But Ryan came back. Scarred, grinning, altered. Glitched. I suspect exposure to the Reality Rune-possibly within Void's core, or deep within Malice itself-changed him. When the world should have ended, it split. I only know this: The Reality Rune still exists. And someone is using it. Or worse-becoming it.

Rosalie thought this summer would be simple. Help her grandmother reopen the old seaside inn. Read too many books. Collect seashells. Maybe make a few friends before autumn came around. Instead, she stumbles into a town where flowers bloom with magic, wishes drift across the waves, and every sunset feels like a promise. Then, she meets Elowen - the gentle florist with sea-glass eyes and a smile that feels like coming home. As the weeks pass, their friendship blossoms into something neither of them expected. But beneath Astermere's dreamy beaches and flower-filled streets, an ancient magic is beginning to wake... and it's asking Elowen to make a heartbreaking choice that could change both their lives forever. With one unforgettable summer slipping through their fingers, Rosalie will have to decide just how far she's willing to go for the girl she loves. After all, some summers fade with the tide. Others stay with you forever.

"The Story of Druid Voyles" is a personal narrative written in the first person by a character who has experienced the loss of everything that was his home. This is not just an adventure in a fantasy world - it is a path that begins with blood and fire to become a search for himself, redemption and a new meaning. Voyles is a half-elf who was supposed to become a full-fledged druid in his tribe, but instead became the only survivor. His Valley of Souls was destroyed, his family was cut out, and the only hope for peace for the souls of his ancestors are the stolen stones that he must now find. His story is a series of trials, meetings with very companions, uncertain decisions and internal struggles. Each chapter is a new piece of the path, a new person (or not quite a person), a new choice. All this is sewn on emotions, reflections, jokes, fatigue, pain and hope. This is a book about not always being good, but staying true to yourself. About finding meaning when everything is lost. About those who do not choose to become heroes, but do not allow themselves to become monsters. Genre: fantasy with personal autobiographical elements. Style: narrative, emotionally rich, with elements of psychology. Theme: spiritual path, search for identity, combat and magical adventures, moral dilemmas, the influence of real life on role-playing games. Form: a combination of a work of art and a role-playing diary. Key idea: the rebirth of personality through incarnation as a character - a druid who brings light into the darkness.

A dnd inspired story, a group of knights led by a flumph get exiled and go out to look for the paladins treasure, an almighty weapon that is said to make the user grand and powerful to their most powerful extent..... but there's a twist. Dice decides the fate of these knights, this will come into play after every chapter.

Zargruk is a mercenary who makes his coin by selling his time and prowess for violence to others. Wanting to strike a small fortune from a single job, he travels North to Arbor's End, and takes a job that takes him into The Mrakernall, a mountain range filled with terrifying dangers both within and beyond his comprehension. The job is simple, go through the mountain range, get a stone, bring the stone back, get 1,000 gold, and get out of town. Simple. Right?

After his friends dared him to go into the forest into the haunted house in the center of it, Adrien finds an atractive dragon woman, but will she lett him go?

{ BOOK 1/2 IN THE 'COST OF MAGIC' DUOLOGY } Enter the Age of Aenna where war whispers on the horizon and threatens nobles and smallfolk alike with its poison; where the Seven watch in the shadows waiting to claim their fifth member. © B.G / bgwrites_

Violet Morningdew lives an innocent and charming life with her partner Lorraine, a life filled with riches and happy memories. Despite her extreme wealth, she manages to remain humble. She lives the perfect life, but she can't shake the feeling that something bad is going to happen... this silly little tiktok trend has become my latest hyperfixation •́ ‿ ,•̀👍 (Edit: this was made while the dabloon trend was really big)

Camelot has known nothing but peace and prosperity since King Arthur's reign, but not all wars are fought on the battlefield and not all secrets are kept under lock and key. In an event known as the Magma Exclusio, all magic in the once placid land and neighbouring counties have been outlawed and the Dragons, having been slayed or imprisoned, went into hiding. While the peace has been kept, dark forces roam the forests of Albion and bring about the question whether or not Morgana is still out there, working on her next plan to overthrow the king. The denizens of Camelot fear for the future, but cling onto their fleeting hope that 'when Albion's need is greatest, Arthur will rise again.'

This will be where I stick my episodic fiction shorts. All the characters and the setting belongs to me.

The Bastion was built to keep the Wilds at bay. Its walls keep out monsters. Its records keep alive the names of those who never returned. When an abandoned waystation begins ringing a bell no one can find, two patrolmen return... but they cannot remember the name of the companion they lost. Sir Alaric Thornwell, a quiet Paladin of Primus who believes he's little more than a maintenance worker with a sword, is sent to investigate before more names disappear. Accompanying him is Wingate Carlton-a relentlessly curious cleric, archivist, and storyteller whose journals preserve the memories others forget. Where Alaric carries a shield, Wingate carries a lantern. Where he protects with steel, she protects with faith, healing, and the unshakable belief that every life deserves to be remembered. Together they venture into the shifting Wilds, where roads move, bells call from impossible places, and ancient wraiths feed not on flesh... but on identity itself. If they fail, the dead won't simply die. They'll be forgotten. An action-packed fantasy adventure about courage, memory, found family, and the quiet people who hold the world together.

The time has come to leave the Fairy Realm behind to explore the Mortal World. Far from home, you find yourself on a quest to save a cursed prince. ( The Reader won't be in a romantic relationship in this work so if that's not what you want this is not for you. However you can choose the pairing at the end.)

"From the ashes you will rise." Zyra is is forced to join a group of heroes from other world because her "father" didn't want to deal with her. As she travels with the heroes her secrets start to unravel. Then the Shadow Monarch is sent to Nervera to help train and form Zyra. AUTHORS NOTE *** This is a story that I have been writing for a while I just have to edit so I can post here. So updates will be fast and in bulk

A companion archive from The Solah Saga. The Faceless One is a disputed folklore collection preserved within the Solan Royal Archive, where many of the surviving tales, records, myths, and restricted histories of Solah are kept. Long before Wander's Lost, before Solah's laws hardened into doctrine, people across the realm told stories of something that came near death. Not a monster. Not a killer. Not a god that begged for worship. Just a tall, silent figure in a dark ceremonial cloak, without a face, appearing when the ending was already too close to stop. The Crown calls it folklore. A rural death myth. A pattern born from grief, plague, war, Flux exposure, and frightened villages trying to give shape to something no one can escape. But the records do not stay clean. Burial customs repeat in villages that never traded with each other. Bells turn west. Black leaves appear in sealed rooms. Dying people describe the same forest without ever leaving home. And again and again, the Faceless One does not threaten, punish, or chase. It just... arrives. The research was collected by a mysterious figure whose name has been removed from the archive. No scraping, solvent, or ordinary censorship explains the absence. The record simply refuses to give the name back. Could this be the same unknown researcher whose name was struck from Orm Ormsby's work on the Flux? Or is the Crown hiding something older than Orm, older than Solah's laws, and far closer to death than anyone in the archive wants to admit? The Faceless One is an in-world Royal Archive collection of disputed records, rural testimonies, funeral customs, and forbidden accounts concerning Solah's oldest death myth. This is not required reading for Wander's Lost, but it reveals a darker, older part of Solah's history and the kind of truth the Crown prefers to preserve only as myth.

This is Book 1 of my series: Emberacre These will books are based on mythology and fantasy in the modern world. Each book will be based on a different perspective.

A dragon and a unicorn fall in love with each other and have a grand adventure

A short story of two lovers in a fantasy world who find out the hard way that sometimes love comes at a price.

Five unique people hear of a town called Celestia Corner, a utopia where everyone, no matter how strange, is accepted for who they are. None of them are able to make the journey alone, so when one of them posts an add seeking for a team to accompany them on the quest, the other four accept. Will they find what they're looking for?