NA'LA SAGA
Anthony Lee Phillips, Danny AndreucciFantasy feat. apostrophes, and Zelda-like adventure. NA'LA SAGA is about an 11 y/o Orc with emotion magic.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 116 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 2 days ago |
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Bk2, Ch112 - 115 : An Elven Lullaby
Author Note— What the orcs call a “Telling,” the elves call a “Song.”
Book Two
Chapter One-Hundred-and-Twelve
The TAR ELVES STARTED SINGING
They had not taken the ferry yet.
“No no,” said Ka’thu’le’nuh, amused when Brun urged them to...
Bk2, Ch111 : The Elves of Tar Lake (and! attempting an Elvish language)
Note for Paid Subscribers : These new Elvish words are in THIS excel doc, which has all the conlang words I’ve come up with so far in it. And (as always), if there’s a phrase you’d like me to translate into Elvish, Orcish, the Goblin Tongue...
Bk2, Ch106-110 : Zombies Rise in Sen'truh
Book Two
Chapter One-Hundred-&-Six
SPARRING COUSINS
“This is my brother!” said Bre’nun. “Ra’baj’al!”
“Ra’baj’al Tark’stuk,” said the young man, raising his dulled training sword to greet the fellowship. “Welcome to our home!”
The fam...
Bk2, Ch104-105 : Meet the 4 Elves (greystone, redstone, moss-stump, half-orc)
Book Two
Chapter One-Hundred-&-Four
NO MORE HARM
Rowan could not shake the feeling that she was being watched.
She followed Pa’ka, who followed Ul’druk, who followed Brun.
Brun followed Na’la, who walked beside Nal’kuth’ra.
“Hello a...
Orcish / English Dictionary (paid subscription)
This is for the language(s) I made for my orcish epic, NA'LA SAGA
Hello! I figured it was about time I made the paid tier WORTH SOMETHING on this page.
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You may not (for real) want to read my fantasy book. It's orcs. No endings. Their language is strange. But... There are many, many roads in.
Crafting my debut novel to become an author. I also write poetry, short stories, love drawing, photography, and want to connect with other creatives ✌\ud83c\udffb
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