An RPG book titled "Vaesen: Mythic Britain & Ireland" in bold, whimsical, black font at the top of the cover. The art below depicts an entrance to a burial mound, a Sidhe (pronounced "Shee"), in the form of a stack of three oblong stones atop a grassy hill, one carved with a triple spiral. Atop the entrance is a being with their face obscured by shadow under a ragged hood. They have long, spindly arms with grey skin, an array of bracelets, and knobby, clawed fingers. A pair of small, black wings sprout from the being's back, and one arm extends down and points toward the dark beyond the entrance. Before the abyss stands a woman in a lightly colored dress, her red hair tied back in a messy bun. In one hand she holds a small pistol, and in the other hangs a glowing rosary. In the mist that surrounds them stands similar passageways on hills of their own.

Vaesen: Mythic Britain & Ireland

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"Tell them not your name, lest they know your soul.  Pay them respect, but owe no debt and admit no thanks.  Give in equal exchange, and tell them no lie.  Walk through no rings, and dance not when they sing, lest that be where you stay forevermore." These rules passed from parent to child, whispered by candle light or dying hearth - the light of home a beacon through the night, chasing away the shadows of a very real threat.  

They have many names.

The Fair Folk.  People of the Sidhe.  Goodneighbors.  Little People.  Fairies.  You know them for what they are, for you have The Sight.

They are Vaesen.

This expansion of this quickly rising serieis, Vaesen: Mythic Britain & Ireland, takes players to, you guessed it: Britain and Ireland!  Mythic Britain & Ireland is written by British author and RPG designer Graeme Davis and illustrated by Johan Egerkrans, the original mind and hand that created the base game.  This book includes:

- Information on British, Irish, and a touch of Welsh society and culture, including a map and synopsis of London

- A rundown on the mythology of the region and how it ties into the worlbuilding of Vaesen

- Stats, description, and story details for several classical creatures in British and Irish folklore

- Three stories to sink you into the boggy embrace of the British Isles