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Your finds travel quickly, wherever your explorations take you - because good gear shouldn't keep you waiting.

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We tread lightly on the wild places we draw from, choosing quality over excess and craft over waste.

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The more the world got explained, the more we went looking for what it left out.

Norse wolves, Irish hares, Egyptian river gods: folklore from every corner of the map, drawn like plates from an old field guide. Every design has an old story behind it, so when someone asks about your shirt, you'll have one to tell.

Field reports

First-hand, from members of the Society.

Where the Map Begins

Gentler tales for younger explorers, told by Aunt Bramble. Nothing that bites, nothing that lingers after the lamp goes out.

The Sugar Skull's Smile

A gentle telling of the calavera, the painted sugar skull of Día de los Muertos, and the marigolds that light the way home for loved ones who are missed.

Taweret Keeps Watch

A gentle Egyptian tale for bedtime about Taweret, the hippo-shaped goddess who stood guard over mothers and their newborn babies.

Where the Map Ends

Field notes from the Wyrdlore Society. Where the cleared world ends and something older begins.

The Last Lantern on the Street

A field note on the jack-o'-lantern, from Stingy Jack's doomed coal-lit turnip to the one carved light that always seems to burn longest on the street.

The Keeper of Unwalked Roads

A journal account of the Lantern Man, the Dartmoor light said to lead travellers off finished roads and onto ones that never were, at a cost few agree on.
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