Caravan to Ein Arris - adapted for a fantasy setting

[RyanW]

Originally Posted by pawsplay

In fact, it is an exemplar of "low fantasy," before that term got co-opted to mean near-Earth swords-and-sorcery.

Eh, Low Fantasy has too many definitions, and the "official" one is about as useful for gleaning any information about the story as which font was selected for the cover.

According to academics, an epic story of wizards is low fantasy if it's set in Mythic Britain, while a story about a quartermaster keeping track of arrow usage in an imperial legion is high fantasy if it's set in a fictional world.