Nov 26, 2024 | 7th Sea: City of Five Sails, 7th Sea Story, Carmel Rechnitzer
The following is an excerpt from the writings and records of Rory Fisher, a humble bard and chronicler of the City of Five Sails: It is impossible to accurately discuss the Saint Terni’s Riot without acknowledging that the lead-up and aftermath of that wretched day...
Aug 26, 2024 | Authors, 7th Sea Story, Carmel Rechnitzer, News
By Carmel Rechnitzer Horatio Lockwood had two problems – well, no, he certainly had more than two problems – but he had two big problems. Well, no, again… He had several big problems. His wound still haunted him, his gambling debts haunted him, and the...
Apr 13, 2024 | News, 7th Sea Story, 7th Sea: City of Five Sails, Authors, Carmel Rechnitzer
“Won’t and Can’t!” by Carmel Rechnitzer Leontine was an excellent duelist with an unblemished record. Her winning streak had started at seventeen, when she’d explained to her father she would only marry a man who could best her at swordplay. The...
Mar 12, 2024 | 7th Sea Story, 7th Sea: City of Five Sails, Authors, Carmel Rechnitzer
All is Fair in Love and Intrigue by Carmel Rechnitzer The problem with amnesia…. Well, no, Yevgeni stopped himself… One of the many problems with amnesia was etiquette. It was harrowing to remember nothing of his youth. The nightmares full of guilt and sorrow...
Feb 1, 2024 | Authors, 7th Sea Story, Carmel Rechnitzer
Women’s Work by Carmel Rechnitzer “You know, my dearest Heidi, I always considered us birds of a fabulous feather, “ said Claude de la Roche. “Two peas within the same proverbial pod, as it were.” To master blacksmith Adelheide Schmidt, those words were more...
Jan 15, 2024 | 7th Sea: City of Five Sails, 7th Sea Story, Carmel Rechnitzer
Deeds, Not Words By Carmel Rechnitzer Otto Streit believed in the sanctity of human life. He also believed in the sanctity of the body, which must be treated with respect once the soul had fled. He also, with all his heart, believed in Kaspar Dietrich. It was a shame...
