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It was almost 1000 years ago (998 for those wishing to remain technical) that the world of Illordia was gripped by a massive war that threatened to destroy life as everyone had come to know it. From this era of strife came the establishment of Glenshire Abbey, a former monastery now used as the training grounds of young men and women the world over. 'Strength Through Knowledge' has become their creed, as they not only train the future heroes of the world, but educate them in the hopes that the past will not repeat itself.

Glenshire Abbey is a light-hearted high-fantasy role playing game that lets players take on the role of students training to become the future heroes of the world. It details the school of Glenshire Abbey, the world of Illordia, and the various myths and legends surrounding it. Brave fighters, crafty mages, bold alchemists, and even Orc chefs all make their home here. The time has come for you to create your own legend!

 

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 [6 | 19 | 10] Dangerous Healers

This one slipped by, but we have another Design Blurb up, detailing a little error that we caught during some playtesting. Meet Abigail Summers, the world's deadliest healer.
-- Mani

 

 [3 | 18 | 10] YouTube Break!

Been meaning to post this up for a while...

Here's a little video we put together to tell you a little bit about Glenshire Abbey. Enjoy!

-- Mani

 

 [1 | 1 | 10] Happy New Year!

From all of us over at Lazer and Glenshire Abbey, here's to a new year! 2010 seemed so far away when we were younger, but here we are. The future isn't quite what we thought it'd be- I'm still waiting for my flying car, ray gun, and armored robot to do my bidding. Well, maybe next year...

Anywho, we've got a few more Design Notes up, detailing the world of Illordia itself, and a few notes on the races. Go forth and check it out!
-- Mani

 [12 | 22 | 09] Welcome! 

Welcome to the official launch of the Glenshire Abbey website! Explore around, check us out, and see what all of this madness is about. There's still a bit to be done around here, so consider this to be a work-in-progress!
-- Mani