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There are some kingdoms known for their agriculture, some that are known for their riches, some for their magic. But the kingdom of Drakenshire? It’s known for its dragons. Bards have written countless songs about the brave knights who defended the kingdom from rampaging dragons. And you’re about to hear some of those songs , because you are on your way to the annual Drakenfall Faire—a celebration of all things dragonslaying.


The Drakenfall Faire

 is a short adventure designed for a party of 2–5 level 1-2 PCs. It invites players to explore all the faire has to offer, while helping the host avoid a major dragon disaster! 

- Explore the dragon-themed faire, full of unique games and challenges. Will you win the hot dragon-pepper eating contest? Or challenge the royal champion in the fighting pits?

- Win magical prizes! The raspberry candy, toy whistles and stuffed toys are more than they seem—which might come in handy later. 

- Rescue the faire from disaster, after a magical mishap awakens the three stone dragon mascots.

- 16 digest-sized pages brought to life with location map and  illustrations.

- Adaptable to other systems. Designed specifically for Perils & Princesses,

This adventure takes place prior to the events of the upcoming The Princess & The Dragon adventure but it can easily be played as a standalone or slotted into an existing campaign.

Written by Destiny Howell
Illustrations and Layout by Ryan Lynch
Edited by Sean Foer


The Drakenfall Faire is a free prequel one-shot for the new Perils & Princesses adventure, The Princess & The Dragon, Now Live on Kickstarter!
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Click download now to get access to the following files:

TheDrakenfallFaire_v1.0_PRINT.pdf 14 MB
TheDrakenfallFaire_v1.0_Spreads.pdf 4 MB
TheDrakenfallFaire_v1.0_Pages.pdf 4 MB
TheDrakenfallFaire_Map.jpg 4.7 MB

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The art looks so good!

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Prints up nice!

Oh that turned out great! 

I did offset the page spreads by one page (moved back cover to first page inside cover) in order to take advantage of the extra margin space for trim safety.  Otherwise the page numbers might have been be too close to the edge when I trimmed/sized the zine.  But doing this, I think it turned out great. Keep on making awesome stuff! 

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Absolutely amazing arts as always, Outrider Creative team.