The Ynysfall Codex
Fragment of a song found in the ruins of Arenyth Keep. Composer unknown. Likely commissioned as a funeral dirge or lament.
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Welcome, wanderer.
You have come to the shattered realm of Ynysfall, a land half-remembered. Here, the Codex gathers what remains: the whispers of old kingdoms, the names of strange beasts, the prayers of pilgrims, and the lies of kings.
This is no single tale, but a thousand pieces of one. Each page is a shard, set beside others, until a world begins to take shape.
The Chronicler bids you welcome.
You too, dear reader, may shape the Codex. Share what you find, whisper your theories, map connections between fragments. The Codex grows stronger the more eyes seek meaning within it.
Explore the Codex…
Bestiary (on the monsters of Ynysfall)
The Chronicle of Raamesh II: The Hunt For The Divine Beasts -
Arboreus Ūnicornis; The Arboreal Unicorn -
Songs & Myths (on stories half-remembered)
A Spear for the King, a peasant's lullaby for a girl -
The Last Poet of Ynysfall: Anger of gods -
The Rime of the Unwise Traveler -
Artefacts (on unearthed items of lore)
Kingdoms & Propaganda (on rulers, wars, and lies)
Journeys & Journals (on wanderers, adventurers, and pilgrims)
Key of Måniir and Letter for Father -
The War of the Seven Lord Princes -
Those Who Worshipped Nothing -
A Letter Concerning the Remains of Tower Isle, and the Last Words of its Former Keeper -
Berazim: The Folly of Prince Rakim -
See the index here
The Ynysfall Codex is a collaborative anthology of short fiction, lore fragments, and myths written by many voices. Show all our Substack writers some love 🤍
Submissions will appear on this page on a rolling basis, with a final collected edition (free PDF) to be released at a later date.
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