Pandura

Rufus Gracequill sings the songs of his home and his land, Pandura. A wandering bard, though he has never truly wandered far at all, he is about to embark on a long journey. He follows in the wake of his cousin, Angelo, who stands accomplished as no other in their hometown of Kaplkahn. As Angelo pursues something greater, to be of the Grand Swordsmen, protectors and keepers of the peace and justice of Pandura, one less than he discovers that he too is greater than could have ever been dreamed. The kingdoms and lands of Pandura await them, torn in remembered tales of olden times, ages long gone, in the struggles of man against those who are not. But then and now, the Goddess Gaea looks over them, favoring her sons of the world. Will they stand on their own or be broken by the transgressions of their forefathers? Discords of faith and the fray and many fantastic affairs write this story of word and song, of most daring valor, deceit, and the melodious powers of past deeds.