Dndinspired Stories

Welcome to the Dewdrop Inn, where the fire never dies and every drink comes with a story. Within these pages are sixteen tales whispered over mugs of mead and crackling hearthlight-tales of haunted blades, cursed bards, broken promises, and gods who walk in shadows. Some are funny, some are tragic, and some may stay with you longer than you'd like. Told through the warm, weathered voice of the tavernkeeper, Tavern Tales invites you to pull up a chair and lose yourself in legends both quiet and grand. Whether you're a hero, a scoundrel, or just passing through-there's always room for one more story. The hearth is lit. The ale is poured. Are you listening?

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

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

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.

The odd adventures of a traveling Cleric named Marnie.

Three elvish adventurers embark on a cross country road trip, to visit all the heavenly dungeons along with taking on quests along the way, to bad dangers lurk around nearly every corner.

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

They get close and find out new things about each other but is it really the beginning or is it the end?

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.)

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.'

"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.

In "The Black Rose Rebellion," we follow the tale of fearless adventurers, including Brock Le Cock, Lucif "Iron Hose," Jokel "The Two," Needle "Just Wine" Ravnica, and Ziv "The Preacher" Highgarden. Amidst the chaos engulfing Hrafnheim, they face a mysterious foe, the Order of the Black Rose. With their bravery and camaraderie, they rescue civilians, confront hooded figures, and ultimately clash with a formidable knight. As they stand united against the shadows of destruction, the city's fate hangs in the balance. This gripping tale unfolds with heroic deeds, divine interventions, and an air of mystery. With the city in turmoil and danger lurking at every turn, our adventurers embark on a quest to save Hrafnheim from impending doom.

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?

Variq, a young Satyr, has been craving adventure for years, her Dryad friend, Alisma, has had the same feelings about it. The two decide they would get away from the forest and explore, meeting an elf and a dwarf. Little do the two know, there is a danger lurking deep within the forest. Instagram: @SolarArchive928

Betrayed by someone he trusted, Castle hunts down this coward he once called a friend, and perhaps, once upon a time, a lover, too. He had succeeded in finishing his mission, and for a moment he felt proud! But..he was left unfulfilled. A void still present in his mind, aching for more revenge. He knew that nothing could add up to the years of trauma and mistreatment, yet he promised himself that he would not stop until Rubin felt the pains that he had caused. If the world felt his wrath, so be it. The more people that felt his hurt, the better. He would cause chaos, and it would be justified. A Story of Somewhat Justified Chaos, author is @h_a_h_a_existence on Instagram. This story is under construction! I'm working on sifting through the chapters and improving them. :)

You're a mercenary down to your last few copper and you figure it's time to accept another job so you don't, well, starve. You look at the job board and see a job posted to rescue Prince Seokjin, a person you've heard about but never really cared for, however, the 5000 gold reward money is very tempting. "Pfft I've dealt with magicky people before, I could get a rich boy home in no time!" Easy enough, right? Unfortunately he's very very hot. --------------------- COMPLETED, JUST POSTING IN PARTS This takes inspiration from my friends and some Dungeons and Dragons as well

Simon, a 14 year old boy, was starting high school and was worried. The only person he would know was his childhood friend Kara. He finds out high school isn't what he should be worried about.

My overactive imagination came up with an elaborate backstory for one of my D&D characters, so I decided to write it out and share it with the world!

The Wanderer's Realm is fractured. Rivalries have torn the continent apart. A war between the House of Redforrest in the Gorewood and the rogue houses of Carnifex and Dexsia from the Aurum Domini has erupted across the border between the lawless lands of the Northern Country and the Domini. The Frozen Peninsula has been separated from the mainland for 150 years but now the river that cut it off from the rest of the world has flowed away, leaving the lands of Lord Hardgrave vulnerable from the savage cat-men of the peninsula. The port city of Vastaithe fights to keep order everyday, a struggle that increases with the arrival of a delegate from a dangerous family with a dark history. The Wanderer's Realm has existed since before the spirits took form and became the races that cover it today and these tales tell of the struggles its people face. They may even describe its doom.

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.