The Adventures of Coshrit and Gyllan
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Ongoing, First published Jun 26, 2023
Mature
This story is inspired by a Dungeons & Dragons campaign that myself and a group of friends played. The campaign took place in Humblewood, a world where players play as humanoid forest creatures, such as mice, owls, foxes, and more. 

The story follows Coshrit, a 10 year old elf owl Strig barbarian, and Gyllan, a 35 year old wolf Vulpin ranger, as they travel together on their journey through life, both before, during, and after the campaign.

**The characters in this story have either been created by me or have been created by friends of mine who have given me permission to use them. The locations in this story are locations in the D&D Humblewood Campaign world or locations created by the Dungeon Masters. The storyline has been both created by me and the Dungeon Masters who ran the D&D campaign. If you wish to use the characters, or any other part of the story in any way, please ask permission first and give me credit in some form**

WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS VIOLENCE, GORE, AND COARSE LANGUAGE, AND MAY NOT BE SUITABLE FOR ALL READERS
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