Grenwog Storybook Collector's Edition

What I like about spring is the weather getting slightly warmer, the absence of snow in most biomes, the sound of bird calls, and plants such as flowers blossoming once again. Flowers like roses bloom, but not all pretty flowers are what we think they are at first sight because looks can be deceptive. The weather may have improved into the April and May months, but the majority of youth in the Kingdom of Greenguard with lenient magic in their veins are feeling the effects of the Rose’s influence even in the comfort of their homes. To add insult to injury, the growing number of supporters left them feeling lonely especially those who are fond of dragonkind. That was why Occavatra, Irene, Fortitudo, and Europa spent the Grenwog holiday with Teralith, DragonUltraMaster, and San Robin delivering the collector’s edition of the season’s storybook along with elemental dragon eggs that hailed from south of the main continent to the oppressed in order to comfort them with the message; “You’re not alone."

I designed the Grenwog Seasonal Storybook with a combination of art from DragonFable, AdventureQuest, and my own Flash art. I laid out the objects around the pedestal to resemble a farmer’s market and I’ve scattered eggs from both games on the ground and placed them on the crates to create a colorful, festive atmosphere. Ewolyn’s Visage and Edge are both seen to the left of the pedestal for they bring back whimsical and hilarious memories of the Grenwog 2012 event. Speaking of which, the holiday itself is named after the very egg-thieving creatures that took egg hunting from a simple childish, yet traditional activity to a challenging sport that people of all ages enjoy. That’s why a rescued Baby Grenwog is present at the site of the storybook where it is seen filling a green vine-covered barrel with a pile of eggs that soon collapsed after the rascal threw the seventh egg. The commotion startled a rabbit resting inside of the barrel, but it thankfully hopped to safety before the egg struck it. The Baby Grenwog was a little bummed out that the pile fell over, but it didn’t stop it from starting over again and again just to have some fun and unintentionally give any rabbits resting inside the barrel a quick reflex exercise. Happy Grenwog!