Category: At War’s Edge
1. Ellur: the Divergence
This world of ours is in chaos, so I’m seeking solace in organizing my own world. You’re welcome to join me in this escape 🙂 First off, the big news! The world of At War’s Edge finally has a name: Ellur. Linguistic side note: one of Ellur’s most ancient languages,…
The Matter of Diagnosis (59)
The Kalztad Infirmary (58)
The Utility of Windows (57)
Page 57 is up! Good thing Ivolga kept glancing at that window. Note that Steward Hostim used to be spelled Gostim. Then a friend pointed out, quite reasonably, that Gostim and gosudar look way too similar. So now it’s Hostim. If you’ve forgotten him altogether: he’s the steward of Shelisk…
On Witnesses (56)
The Ice Demon (55)
Fire and Wood (54)
Page 54 is up! Fire and wood aren’t always the best combination. For the curious: the Hussars are Bereg’s regular cavalry. I based them, very roughly, on the early Central European hussars. Before you ask – no, the Bereghin hussars don’t have wings. At least not until I figure out…
We Learn From History (53)
Page 53 is up! We learn from history that learning from history is darn hard. You never know which lesson to apply.
Educated Rabble (52)
1. Ellur: the Divergence
This world of ours is in chaos, so I’m seeking solace in organizing my own world. You’re welcome to join me in this escape 🙂 First off, the big news! The world of At War’s Edge finally has a name: Ellur. Linguistic side note: one of Ellur’s most ancient languages,…
The Matter of Diagnosis (59)
The Kalztad Infirmary (58)
The Utility of Windows (57)
Page 57 is up! Good thing Ivolga kept glancing at that window. Note that Steward Hostim used to be spelled Gostim. Then a friend pointed out, quite reasonably, that Gostim and gosudar look way too similar. So now it’s Hostim. If you’ve forgotten him altogether: he’s the steward of Shelisk…
On Witnesses (56)
The Ice Demon (55)
Fire and Wood (54)
Page 54 is up! Fire and wood aren’t always the best combination. For the curious: the Hussars are Bereg’s regular cavalry. I based them, very roughly, on the early Central European hussars. Before you ask – no, the Bereghin hussars don’t have wings. At least not until I figure out…
We Learn From History (53)
Page 53 is up! We learn from history that learning from history is darn hard. You never know which lesson to apply.
