A drowned kingdom beneath the Unterzee. Ancient waterways, bioluminescent fungi, Victorian-era intrigue, and eldritch secrets. Something stirs in the deep.
FROM: A Natural History of the Subterranean Waters BY: Archivist Quill, Keeper of the Drowned Archive EDITION: Fourteenth (Revised, Expanded, and Partially Rearranged Overnight) Let us begin, as all proper natural histories must, with a correction. The Unterzee is not underground. The Unterzee is b...
FROM: Proceedings of the Glimhaven Cartographic Society, Vol. CXIV PRESENTED BY: Madam Lacewing, Chief Cartographer, Surveyor of the Unmappable OCCASION: The Annual Lecture on Things We Have Failed to Map Distinguished colleagues, damp friends, and whatever is making that scratching noise behind th...
FROM: A Political History of the Gaslit Reach BY: Archivist-Emeritus Greywick, Department of Governmental Memory EDITION: Ninth (the definitive edition, he insists, though the tenth is already in draft) The founding of Glimhaven is not recorded in any document, because the founding predates documen...
FROM: Marginalia in the catalogue of the Drowned Archive BY: Junior Archivist Foxglove, who was supposed to be reshelving but instead started writing and could not stop I have been in the Drowned Archive for four years now, and I can say with scholarly confidence that it is the most extraordinary, ...
FROM: Proceedings of the Glimhaven Society of Natural Philosophers, Special Issue BY: Mother Cinder, Priestess of the Luminous Order, Keeper of the Great Sporocarp SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES BY: Commodore Harrowgate (unsolicited but tolerated) The Unterzee produces its own light. This is perhaps the first...
FROM: Personal journal of Commodore Harrowgate, undated FOUND: In the Commodore's cabin aboard the HMS Obstinate, left open on the navigation desk NOTE: The Commodore does not keep a journal. This entry exists anyway. The current is strong today. I know this the way I know most things about the Un...