Exodus to Avonia is the continuing saga of Bill Sherwood and his fellow archers living in the parallel universe of Avonia. Avonia is a medieval world similar to earth's eleventh and twelfth centuries. Many things are the same as our own past, but many things are much different. The powerful wizard Oberon discovers that the portal between the two worlds ceases to exist in the very near future. Oberon and Bill hurry back to Bill's old home to evacuate all the Locksley Longbowmen and their families on a harrowing escape to Avonia. The archers face new dangers in their fight for survival. Noble knights and evil warriors, powerful wizards, and a black-hearted sorceress and a magnificent dragon await Bill and his refugees on their exodus to Avonia.

The Day of the Longbow is the tale of Bill Sherwood and his friends who encounter Oberon, a wise and powerful wizard from the parallel universe of Avonia. Avonia is a medieval world similar to earth’s eleventh and twelfth centuries. Many things are the same as our own past, but many are different. The bow and arrow were never invented in the Avonia universe. These are the adventures of Bill Sherwood and his fellow archers, sought out by Oberon to take their longbows to Avonia and help stave off the attacks from the savage Nordics. Bill and his men go back with Oberon to his medieval world to help King Stephen and the realm of Avonia fight the Nordic invasion. Theirs is not merely a fight to win but a battle for their survival. Knights of the realm, castles, magic, time travel, evil warriors, and true love...Bill and his band of archers will find it all in Avonia and be forever changed.

Dungeon World is a roleplaying game of fantasy adventure. Explore a land of magic and danger in the roles of adventurers searching for fame, gold, and glory.

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Captain Sebastian Valentino is a half-man, half-fox mercenary war veteran who loses the respect of his crew after a botched infiltration mission leaves his first officer and best friend dead. Matters grow worse when the powerful Canis Dominion places an unprecedented bounty on his head, leading an old enemy with a vendetta to pursue him.

1 Corinthians 5:5 is a curious passage which has been variously interpreted by scholars. For some, it denotes a magical curse which is designed to cause the physical death of the sinner. Others have found such an interpretation unpersuasive. Instead, they maintain that Paul's words at verse five are to be understood as a metaphor for exclusion from the Corinthian community. So, the errant Corinthian is not to die by a curse, but is to be excluded. This work argues for the former interpretation by marshalling a range of the most recent-specialised-magical material, which has not been considered by other works in relation to 1 Corinthians 5. It fully acknowledges the weaknesses of previous magical interpretations, and metaphorical approaches to the passage. Instead, it presents a fresh magical reading of not only 1 Corinthians 5:5, but the whole of 1 Corinthians 5-within its wider context of the apostle Paul's letter to the Corinthians.