THE ETERNAL DUNGEON FAN FICTION
Devilc: In Darkness
Chained. Prisoners always play games with their Seekers, but
the Eternal Dungeon has never seen a player this adroit, nor a game played
at this level.
"'Mr. Smith, may I ask a question?' the prisoner whispered. But before Layle could answer, the prisoner continued, 'Would you like it better if I moaned?'"
Includes major spoilers for Rebirth and Transformation.
Devilc: The
Story of a Mouse.
"The Seeker with the pretty eyes and gentle voice had taken notice of her this morning when she went out in her blouse and best pinafore – best Mipese lamb's cashmere in softest gray that she had saved to buy, now hopelessly ruined unless she dyed it black . . ."
Includes major spoilers for The Breaking.
Telepwen: Fall
Together.
"While most Vovimian racks were in the design of butterflies or birds or even that one in Wealdside in the form of a faerie, this one was different. A forgotten artist of twisted vision had crafted a wilting Tree of Life, her roots and nearly-bare branches sprawling to cradle the prisoner who was trying so very hard not to tremble."
Includes major spoilers for Rebirth.
THE ETERNAL DUNGEON FAN ART
J. Albert Rusla: Toler
Forge. The artist's accompanying comments include major spoilers
for The Balance.
MICHAEL'S HOUSE COMMISSIONED ART
Illustrations by glockgal for
the MAS-Zine edition of Offstage.
Includes text descriptions for visitors who cannot see the art.
THE THREE LANDS FAN ART
J. Albert Rusla: Fenton, Adrian, and the Jackal. Click on the art for a larger version. Fan art for Law Links.
J. Albert Rusla: The
Jackal.
MASTER/OTHER COMMISSIONED ART
Illustration by H. Rose Melenche
for the MAS-Zine edition of
Debt
Price. Includes a text description for visitors who cannot see
the art.
UNMASKED FAN TRANSLATION
Rose Red, with the assistance of Honeysickle: Russian
translation of Twenty Thousand Gold Stars. Fan translation
of Dusk Peterson's Twenty
Thousand Gold Stars.
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