I've drew them in fanart like a 3d style. Maybe they should a redesign. This fanfic was either fantasy, family, adventures & romance (represented both heterosexual & queer/LGBTQ) 💗.
Also, here is the last Lunaria Dragon has survived & is also the youngest of his royal family. He is finally returned back home to Iagiarath island! 🌕
Anyways, I love his designs & also I can wait to see his newest redesigns of a Canon from upcoming The Dragon King 👑. He was very villainous in season 1 becoming the redeemed person in Season 6 & 7 💕.
You really like/love your favourite character from The Dragon Prince/The Dragon King. But which is/are your favourite alternative universe & version of Runaan 🙌?
Explained:
May 17 is not my real birthday, only my favourite character has a "fictional" birthday & my OC has only the same as her father.
Battles became rare. Raids grew smaller, born less from conquest and more from desperation. The crops suffered under strange seasons. Hunger took more than steel ever could. But with hardship came strange progress sharper tools, tighter village bonds, cleverer defences. Old powers shifted. The land quieted, not in peace, but in waiting.
And in that uneasy quiet, Taranis was content.
For the first time in years, he did not lead an army. He pursued a girl instead one with a scar beneath her eye and a laugh like war drums. She gave as good as she got, and that delighted him. The village wives said she would either tame him or kill him. The bards were divided on which would be the better story.
Taranis appeared at the sacred stones, his cloak soaked with rain and blood. Cradled in his arms was a child, sleeping through the storm. ‘L
To Tread the Spiral Path is a Celtic fantasy roleplaying game about exiled Irish warriors questing through the feverish dreamscape of the Otherworld, home of spirits and gods. These exiles have been sent as disposable assassins to do the High King’s blasphemous work. For the blood they spill, he has promised to see their honour and their place in society restored.
On their journey, the exiles will face dangers within and dangers without; the fury and favour of the gods (and who is to say which is more dangerous); the joys and sorrows of the living landscape, huge enough to swallow them whole; spirits and monsters without number; treachery and friendship and the mistrust found between; and the deadly weight of shame and honour.
Will you follow the Spiral Path all the way to its end, or will you stumble and falter? Can you trust your companions to guard your back, or will they plant a knife in it? Can you trust the High King to keep his word? And what price will you pay for trespassing onto sacred ground, and into the affairs of druids and gods?
If you’re a fan of Irish mythology and folklore, spirit-world quests, uncertain companions growing together or turning against each other, and tragic heroes struggling to redeem themselves (or you wish Wolkwalkers was set earlier and about older sadder characters), you can check the game out here.
Returning from a Polar trip, the British landscape that greeted the crew of the nuclear submarine carrying botanist Frank Dryden, was completely devoid of life. The disorientated crew searched the coastline in vain for life - only ruins and mutated animals remained. Then the overworked nuclear drive exploded, leaving Dryden alone on the forbidding Cornish Peninsula.
Forced to survive in an alien landscape, Dryden was befriended by the Celtic tribe of Lan0Howlek. Soon he was drawn into their bloody battle with the evil followers of the witch, Nelferch, and underwent the painful and terrifying initiation rites of a Druidic healer.
In the once and future land of Lan-Kern, Dryden began his search for the holy relic, An Kevryn - the secret key to the Universe...
The Destroyers of Lan-Kern (1982)
Lan-Kern, that myserioius land of forests and coast, strange creatures and dangerous men, once known as Cornwall... Through its perilous landscape two men pursue a deadly rivalry. One is Yaghus, once Frank Dryden. The other is Cador, his arch-enemy. But stalking both of them and Lan-Kern itself is a greater threat from the bowels of the earth...
The Buccaneers of Lan-Kern (1983)
In pursuit of the drewyths ancient relic An Kevryn, reputed to be the key to the universe, Yaghus the Healer, once Frank Dryden, continues his perilous journey through the once and future land of Lan-Kern. Aided by the peace-loving natives of Mon, Dryden and his two friends successfully reach the savage kingdom of their enemy, Conla, the morlader buccaneer. But success turns to despair when evil forces conspire against their chances of ever achieving their goal...