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Festival: Cider, Hidden Dragon

If you do not go there without hesitation!
Festivalconsacré to Fantasy standing every two years, Cider and Dragon brings together companies, shops, troubadours, storytellers, artists, ... in the small town of Merville-Franceville with the beach scenery.
The atmosphere is amazing, everyone is nice and beautiful it is like in Lord of the Rings Care Bears way.
Spanning a whole weekend with a concert on Saturday evening and night on the beach, you can learn to role play, learn more with medieval encampment / fantasy / viking and make mumuse with weapons of GN. Heaven on earth in a nutshell.

This year the festival welcomes the group and Stille Volk ... Omnia! A pure concert in perspective!

Take your scissors, fabric and needles, you made a nice suit and hopla we find ourselves in Normandy in September! And this year, a troball is organized, it's going to beat up.

Website:
http://www.cidreetdragon.com/
(Brasiards and long live!)

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great Slanoush O ( Naheulbeuk)

To start, here is a character from a game role of friends made in the universe Naheulbeuk. Slanoush a priestess of the god of vice and weird stuff.
For those who would not know the land and its Fangh adventurers it is here: there.
Created by Pen of Chaos (POC), the base is a chaotic adventure audio-rolistico completely distorted following a group of adventurer that I would not define ... Over time he creates a lot of things around this world with the music, comics, novels, and lots of goodies. With you to discover cemonde populated by barbarians, orcs green, dwarves and even elves (blond and busty).

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Well we start

Welcome to my lair

young (or not) adventurer (s)!
Here is a mix of info on fantasy, mythology or history. And dates of festivals, tips, tricks, widgets for creating fantasy stuff (tutorials what ...) and then some of my own creations. All times

illustrate my leg a little hesitant and not really experienced it must be confessed.

So raise our steins and long live the (mill) Blog