Dare ye walk the misted roads and hear the tale?
Shadow Over Rathcarn
Original Story by Oz, Ossian Grey & Shandon Loring
There are dangers aplenty in the mist—but none so fearsome as
the ancient chieftain who refuses to stay buried.
When a reckless lad disturbs the cursed mound of Abhartach, an undying terror rises, demanding his rightful tribute in blood. The people of Rathcarn grow powerless beneath the shadow of the neamh-mairbh, and the land itself begins to wither.
But if there’s one man who knows how to parley with the dead, outwit the fae, and walk the fine line between courage and calamity, it’s Darby O’Gill.
Armed with nothing but his sharp tongue, quick wit, and a desperate plan, Darby must face an unholy horror, bargain with a tricksy fae lord, and call upon the oldest magic in Ireland to seal the nightmare away—before Rathcarn is drained dry.
A tale of cunning over cruelty, words over weapons, and a legend not soon forgotten...
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Characters Inspired by
Darby O'Gill Tales from Herminie Kavanagh and
Ghost and the Bonesetter by J.S. Le Fanu
Authors: Oz, Ossian Grey, & Shandon Loring
Artwork by AI Artist IGgy
*Thematic Elements for tonight's story may include:
supernatural, monsters, mystery, irish mythology
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