When a small farming hamlet between two kingdoms is completely destroyed, a king must choose carefully his next actions to avoid war. When the other kingdom is populated completely by dragons, it only makes sense to send a dragon of their own to act as their diplomat, right? Enter Ka'kivanwyn, draconic pet of the prince and a selfish, spoiled brat. Having never been outside the castle walls and reluctant to do so, he is pressed into service to figure out what happened to the village. Together with his friend the prince, his bodyguard, and a mysterious magi, they must embark on a simple quest to hopefully restore order to two kingdoms. Unfortunately, their quest becomes anything but simple as they dig deep beyond the ruins of the destroyed town to find that something far worse lurks beyond the surface. Soon they find themselves on the wrong end of fate as they struggle not only to continue their investigation but also avoid the troubles that chase them. Can Ka keep his composure long enough, or will his selfish nature get the better of an entire kingdom?

This officially licensed keepsake journal, lavishly designed with magnetic enclosure and a back pocket, is a must-have for Dungeons & Dragons fans of all levels and ages. Trust this multipurpose journal to stow all your ideas, notes, and to-dos. Highly customizable with five pieces of stunning full-color artwork, The Book of Holding is ideal for capturing character sketches, formulating campaigns, or organizing your everyday thoughts. Whether you're a die-hard dungeon master preparing for your next game session or a part-time player wanting to represent your favorite RPG, this journal is the ultimate companion to your quest.

An official Dungeons & Dragons journal featuring 365 writing prompts to help role-players of all levels get their creative juices flowing. Building something from scratch is exciting, but it can also be a challenge. Within this journal lie 365 prompts to help you start your journey. Every page will steer you to strengthening the details of your world, whether you're playing within the vast Dungeons & Dragons cosmos or creating a landscape of your own design. You'll encounter insightful questions that encourage you to delve deep into the backstories of your characters and their enemies, and what drives them to a life of adventure. You'll also see prompts that reference D&D myths and legends, some familiar and others more obscure. Answer them as best you can or let them be the spark that starts your journey into the endless realms of D&D lore. Above all, this guided journal, like D&D itself, is driven by your imagination. There are no wrong answers, paths, or rolls here (though once the game begins there are no guarantees). Nor do you need to be a master storyteller, writer, or artist. You just need to aspire to create and have the courage to build something you may have never before imagined.

''Once a man has seen a dragon in flight, let him stay home and tend his garden in content . . . for this wide world has no greater wonder.'' --George R. R. Martin This sumptuous journal features gorgeous dragon artwork by fantasy illustrator Stephanie Law! The light of the moon reveals a majestic dragon aloft in an amethyst sky. Details of the cover design gleam with gold foil tracery, while raised embossing lends dimension. Gilded-gold page edges add a little extra splendor. 160 lightly lined pages provide plenty of space for all of your musings. Acid-free archival paper takes pen or pencil beautifully. An amethyst-colored elastic band attached to the back cover keeps you place or keeps journal closed. Rich green interior endsheets perfectly complement the design. Inside back cover pocket holds notes, mementos, etc. 6-1/4 inches wide by 8-1/4 inches high.

This guide is a must-have for fans of the New York Times bestselling How to Train Your Dragon series that inspired the hit move and TV show. This gift book features all of the dragon species from the series plus brand-new ones created just for this book, with color illustrations of each and every one!

Curiously, yes, you may spy a DRAGON on any day, at any moment. Why? Because people transform into dragons at the flick of a cape. 1. Maybe You go out to find one thing, and you encounter a dragon lying in your path. 2. You may be sitting there, minding your own business, and a dragon flies down, hunting you like prey. 3. You might see that a dragon is stalking a friend. What do you do?Buy this journal and you will begin to practice the investigative science of tracking dragons and documenting a variety of dragons, even baby dragons and sneaky, creeping dragons. You will definitely gain new skills in defending yourself and fighting dragons. #Best books for boys#StockingStuffers#RolePlayingGamesForKids#DragonBlood#OBSERVATION#DragonSlayer#TeenJournals#DefendingYourself#YouthCounselor #action #adventure #imagination #investigation #skills

From Amanda Lovelace, celebrated poet and author of the "women are some kind of magic" series, comes slay those dragons--a powerful self-care journal, a place to begin writing your own story. Winner of the Goodreads Choice Award for Best Poetry, Amanda Lovelace presents slay those dragons, a self-care journal and gift for her readers. slay those dragons is ready for anyone who needs a place to heal, reflect, and finally take control of their own narrative. Interspersed with empowering poems and gentle reminders, this book is meant to inspire readers throughout the lined pages, encouraging them to cultivate acts of self-love, self-kindness, and of course, to slay any dragons who try to burn their castle down.

George, his dragon and a dragon egg stand in the way of an evil wizard who wants to get rid of the dragons forever. Created in consultation with a literacy specialist, this edition contains the complete story, designed to support children who are gaining confidence in reading.

Dragons: History, Myths, and Legends Greedy, wicked, vengeful, powerful. Dragons occupy a powerful position in cultural imaginations across the world and across the years. From C.S. Lewis's boy who almost deserved to be named Eustace Clarence Scrubb to the Hydra of Greek mythology, these creatures Contributors: "Dragonish Thoughts in Our Hearts: Dragons as Mirrors of the Human": Junius Johnson on Our Internal Tension "Desolation": Donald Catchings on Joining the Fight and "Violence of Fire," a short story on a coming conflict. Excerpt from The Chaos Spiral: Adam Brackin on Dragons in the Bible "Wangerin and Wyrm": Christine Norvell on a Great and Cosmic Evil "A Tale of Two Dragons: Reflections on Corruption, Conviction, Grace, and Sacrament": Melissa Cain Travis on a Restoration of Humanity "The Cardinal": Jacqueline Wilson with a poem on a Loss of Humanity "Grathugar": George Scondras with a short story on a Glory-Seeking Knight "St George and the Dragon: Inspiration and Identity": W.H.G. Kingston on the Heroic Knight "Lewis’s Dragons and Materialism: A Reflection on Eustace Scrubb and Other Dragons": Clark Weidner on the Need for Imagination "Hercules and the Hydra": Alex Markos on a Christian Retelling "Dragons, Snakes and Demons: A Medieval and Biblical Bestiary for Modern Minds": Ted W. Wright on Dragons of History. "Job and His Dragon": Carla Alvarez on the Problem of Evil "The Forbidden Fountain": A short story by Azalea Dabill on a Dragon’s Poison "Nella Sua Voluntade": Elizabeth Martin on Challenging Dragonish Archetypes "Kazuo Ishiguro’s The Buried Giant: The Dragon of False Memory": Tracey Leary on Reconciliation An Excerpt from Dragonslayer: Beginnings: Carey Green on Courage "The Dragon’s Demise: Experiencing Apocalypse": Jesse W. Baker on the Relevance of Revelation .Cover Art Our cover illustration was created by Chilean artist, apologist, and physician Virginia de la Lastra. Summer 2022 Volume 5, Issue 2 2r0 pages