D&D 5E Undead In Need And Feylord's Folly

Stealing a sacred blade from a feylord's summer estate is not easy, and with extra guests for planar negotiations about it's downright dangerous.

Affairs of the heart and hearty on EN5ider today! When the adventurers stumble into a strange bog they inadvertently insert themselves into the romance of Oethea and Wymus, lovers cursed by the feylord Ciaran to an existence of undeath kept apart by the presence of the sun. Ending their torment (and reuniting) them requires venturing into the Dreaming to take the Sundark Blade from Ciaran, though the feylord is unlikely to give it up willingly and his current guests make taking it a most difficult endeavor. Deftly designed by RK Robison, illustrated by Jeffrey Chen.

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