In this Pathfinder Compatible supplement you will find: Three new Elven races that are both playable and usable as NPC's. That each have two of their very own alternate racial traits. Three new weapons and three new armours specifically for the elven race. Twelve new magic spells. Nine new cults, guilds and orders. Each with its own unique feats. Two new creatures. Six new elven gods for the new elven races. There is a lot of background information that makes this very easy to fit into any campaign. Take your adventures into the woods and encounter the elves in new and exciting ways. Take up the call of the cults, guilds and factions and either be a peaceful Grass Singer or a militant protector of the forest with the Nature's Wardens!

Grandmother knew a secret. She built a tree house to forge a friendship ... but uncovered so much more. Discover the miracles and the magic. Venture to the tree house in the woods. Take a journey with ... The Woodland Elves.

Within this volume are nine tales that not only continue the story of Daphne, the last White Faerie, but also broaden the scope and depth of her world. There are tales that take place before you were born as well as contemporary stories of Daphne and her friends that range from humorous to terrifying. Follow a wayward girl as she searches for meaning in her life. Join a hunt for a spectacular creature beyond imagination. Journey back to the days of King Arthur and learn the terrible fate of Daphne's predecessor, the previous White Faerie. Here are stories and songs with faeries of all kinds, along with gnomes, trolls, elves, goblins, nymphs, and witches as well as a comprehensive appendix to the world of Faerie.

Fantasy fiction. The first ever illustrated paperback of part three of Tolkien's epic masterpiece, The Lord of the Rings, featuring 15 colour paintings by Alan Lee.

Welcome to the world of DRAGONFIRE, the "Heavy Metal" fantasy expansion for the Universal Decay: Dead Stars Rule Book. A roleplaying sourcebook for hardcore WEIRD characters, usable in anything from typical Tolkien-esque pseudo-Europe games to replicating album covers from your favorite metal bands...no points are awarded for figuring out which way the pre-made campaign setting included in this book went! So make a Gnome with a Spaghetti-Western fetish, a blood-drinking assassin, a Dwarven bardic priest of the Cult of Heavy Metal, or any other bizarre character that you have always wanted to play. That is the "normal" around here!

Long ago, the Untveski Empire conquered the eastern half of Alaris and have ruled their subjects with an iron fist ever since. Within this subjugated land is Owen, a young, Alarian mage and a member of the Headhunters Mercenary Company. Being a mercenary allows for more freedom and better pay than most Alarians are given under Untveski rule, but it also requires them to fight alongside the Untveski legions whenever they require it. This situation was at least tolerable so long as the mercenaries were only asked to help defend the borders from marauders and the like, but then one day they are ordered to assist in ruthlessly crushing the rebellion of an Alarian town. This traumatic event motivates the mercenaries to consider a third option outside the dichotomy of living as slaves, or assisting the oppressors, and the solution may just reside with the fiercely independent wood elves of the western forest region, a long-standing enemy of the Untveski.

Presents an analysis of nineteenth-century English fiction, focusing on objects found in three Victorian novels, arguing that these items have meanings the modern reader does not understand, but were clear to the Victorian reader.