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Warhammer Fantasy Fluff: Context and Dwarven/Elven terms for humans
There’s a curious feel to how dwarfs and elfs refer to humans. Both have their own demeaning-sounding term for humans in their own languages, yet Mon-Keigh generally comes off as an intentional slur while Umgi does not. We use Mon-Keigh rather than the mostly-unused Fantasy version, Ylvathoi, because I can bet most people have never…
Warhammer Fantasy Fluff: The Wonders of the City of Glass
Unlike many mystical elven regions, Laurelorn is open to outsiders in the 2500s and 2600s. It has been thus for quite some time, allowing those from outside to come to trade and do business; getting citizenship in the Eonir Republic is difficult (though not impossible) for non-elves, but traveling, working, or even living there is…
Narrative Theory: CONSIDER HUBRIS
I enjoy a good evil residence, and that’s another excellent example of committing to the bit and just doing your own thing. But I’ve beleaguered that point plenty for a bit, so let’s instead talk about HUBRIS. Hubris is always a fun motive for your villains. While I like to write about how pathetic plenty…
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