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This week in the Frozen Over Campaign Setting:

We were back on the usual schedule after last week's hiccup. On Monday we looked at the Human Nation, the largest of the five in the Bay. Wednesday saw the start of a new series on specific Places in the Bay, and we started with the ruined village of Southwold, now infested with varkers. Finally, on Friday we looked at the Alfar race.

Frozen Over updates Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It can be found at butter-bay.blogspot.com.

Last week in the Frozen Over Campaign Setting:

Unfortunately Monday's post wasn't completed in time, and so there was nothing that day. On Wednesday, however, the third in the series on sources of magic appeared, detailing the Kindred, the fount of primal magic in the Bay. On Friday, the post originally scheduled for Monday went live, discussing the Human nation, ruled by the Baron.

Frozen Over updates Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It can be found at butter-bay.blogspot.com.

This week in the Frozen Over Campaign Setting:

The week began with our second article about the nations of Butter Bay, this time focusing on the Elben nation. And on Wednesday and Friday we looked at the next major outside threat to the Bay, the aquatic merrow and their slaves, the vellans.

Frozen Over updates Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It can be found at butter-bay.blogspot.com.

This week in the Frozen Over Campaign Setting:

We continued our series highlighting the different races of Butter Bay with a look at the elben on Monday. Wednesday's post was an overview of the Academy, the source of arcane magic. And on Friday we cruched some numbers, looking at the population of the Bay and its distribution among the five nations and the different races.

Frozen Over updates Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It can be found at butter-bay.blogspot.com.

This week in the Frozen OVer Campaign Setting:

Monday's post was the first in our series on the nations of the bay, focusing on the Hodekin Nation. On Wednesday, we looked at the practical topic of weapons, including a discussion on the omnipresent saege knives. And on Friday we talked about half-bloods and their variations.

Frozen Over updates Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It can be found at butter-bay.blogspot.com.

This week in the Frozen Over Campaign Setting:

It was a week of firsts, Monday the series of articles focusing on the individual races beginning with the Hodekin. On Wednesday we took a closer look at the Order, the organized religious body in the Bay, and we'll be following that up with articles on the Kindred and the Academy in the coming month. And Friday featured the first festival article about the harvest celebration of Hallows.

Frozen Over updates Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It can be found at butter-bay.blogspot.com.

Last week in the Frozen Over Campaign Setting:

We began the first week of non-introduction content with a look at the Calendar used by the people of the Bay. Wednesday's post featured an overview of the leaders of five nations as well as other prominent figures. And on Friday we saw the first of the Threats series of po...st, describing the creatures that adventurers in the Bay might encounter, which featured the tribal varkers.

Frozen Over updates Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It can be found at butter-bay.blogspot.com.

This week in the Frozen Over campaign setting:

On Monday we saw an overview of the religion of the Bay, the Order of Voland. On Wednesday the first map of the Bay was posted, along with a look at the geography of the Bay. And finally, today on Friday, we learned about the recent events in the Bay, including the origins of the war between the alfar and the elben.

That concludes the introduction of Frozen Over, next week the blog really begins.

Frozen Over updates Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It can be found at butter-bay.blogspot.com.

This week in the Frozen Over campaign setting we saw the two part Legend of Barton Butter that tells us of the hero that kept the survivors in the Bay alive in the first years of the Freeze. And today's post is an overview of the races of the Bay, including the beastly Uruks, the magical Elben, and matriarchal Hodekin.

You can find Frozen Over at butter-bay.blogspot.com

Today is the first post in Frozen Over, a Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting in blog form. You can find Frozen Over at butter-bay.blogspot.com. It will be updated every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday with new content.