The rifts between the Dreaming and the world of mortals have been healed at long last, and in few other places have the Kithain benefited more than in the Duchy of SilverWater.

Here, governed by their gracious lord, Duke Arislan ap Fiona, and his lovely bride, Duchess Rhiannon ni Eiluned, the fae have enjoyed nearly two decades of peace and prosperity unlike anything they have known before. It would seem they have nothing to worry about...

Unfortunately, things don't always turn out they way they're planned.

A Whole New World follows the adventures of the Kithain of the Free Holding of Heartwood (mundanely known as the Hartwood Community Center) as they deal with matters both magical and mundane, in a world unlike any the fae have seen before.

Here is a list of Player Characters who've participated in this Chronicle:

Sir Cormac ap Scathach: Seelie Wilder Sidhe knight (played by Christopher Church)
Severin Blackarrow: Unseelie Wilder Sluagh traditionalist and "embittered non-rebel" (played by Caroline Elliott)
Lord Bhar'khoum ap Fiona: Unseelie Wilder Sidhe baron (played by Ken Stearns)
Alistair Carmichael: Seelie Grump Satyr college professor (played by Frank Cosimeno)
Sir Zor Shangsu: Seelie Wilder Troll knight (played by Brian Casimino)
Frakir: Unseelie Wilder Eshu vagabond (played by Ray Rauh)
Lord Nick ap Gwydion: Unseelie Childling Sidhe baron (played by Dan Turczan)

To learn more about the Chronicle, just follow the links:

Quotes: Amusing lines from the Chronicle
NPCs: Prominent Non-player characters in the Chronicle
Timeline: A timeline of important events in the Chronicle.
A Whole New World versus the Dragonlance saga: A somewhat humorous comparison of the characters from this Chronicle with those of Margaret Weis's and Tracy Hickman's fantasy series.
The Diary of Severin Blackarrow: The diary of the Chronicle's resident sluagh, detailing some of the events of the game from his perspective.
The Collected Letters of Severin Blackarrow: Letters from Severin to the other Player Characters, penned during his independent investigation of the affairs of the neighboring kingdom.

Last revised: October 20, 2000