It’s All Unfair in Love and War – Chapter 5 – With Good Intentions
In our world, February is an otherwise dreary month brightened up by Saint Valentine's Day. Within the City of Five Sails, the celebration of love is instead called "Saint Ferni's Feasting day." However, with the City as tense and posed for violence as it is - the...
Good Intentions – Chapter 4 – With Good Intentions
by Carmel Rechnitzer “All your good intentions,” Daniella Dietrich had often been told, “won’t stop a ship from sinking.” It was an age old saying, meant to remind children to think twice before they acted on impulse. The phrase kept repeating in her head over and...
Can’t Rock the Boat – Chapter 3 – With Good Intentions
This third chapter in the With Good Intentions story arc is a result of the PAX Unplugged 2022 story decision made by the Top of Faction players as well as Salon champion Hayes Hunter (Vodacce). The Top of Faction players from the PAXU salon were asked to decide...
A General by Occupation – Chapter 2 – With Good Intentions
This fiction is the follow up to Forgive Me, the first chapter in the With Good Intentions story arc. This story's events were set in motion as the result of a vote by backers. Backers voted for Daniella Dietrich, the wife of Kaspar, to be the murderer of Cresconio...
Forgive Me – Chapter 1 – With Good Intentions
For this fiction, setting the stage for the conflict in the City of Five Sails, we are extremely grateful to have the involvement of the premiere 7th Sea podcast, The Writer’s Room, who brought this story to life through an audio drama.You can listen to the audio...
GenCon 2022: First Look at 7th Sea: City of Five Sails
Originally released in 1998 as a collectible card game, 7th Sea has been a beloved card game and role-playing game setting for over two decades. Now, with Pine Box Entertainment’s upcoming addition to the 7th Sea universe in the new expandable card game 7th Sea:...
Trading in Danger
by Nancy Sauer Odette Dubois d’Arrent surveyed the room with a quick sweep of her eyes. The parlor looked much the same as it did on her previous week’s visit: well-made but not ostentatious furniture, an embroidery frame with a newly-begun project in the corner, and...