The skyborne beauty of Luane’s Magical World in Second Life

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026 – click any image for full size

It was back to Luane’s World for me recently, where the ground level of Le Monde Perdu has again been dressed for the season by region holder LuaneMeo together with Gorba McMahon, carrying within it and beautiful embrace of autumn. However, that is not where my travels took me.

Instead, I headed for the second setting within Luane’s half-region home, Luane’s Magical World, a place designed solely by Luane, and which I’ve not written about since around the middle of 2023, and so is well overdue for a wander and some thoughts.

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

One of the reasons for such a gap in writing about Magical World is that for an long time it retained the winter-come-fairy story dressing presented at the time of that 2023. As such, whilst I have made return visits since 2023, they have been for my enjoyment rather than for writing. However, at the time of my most recent visit, the setting was celebrating the warmth and brightness of summer and was just to captivating not to be written about.

The Landing Point for this realm also provides access to three small stores – Luane’s own pose store, which shares space with Meli-Melo couples poses, with Ruby Fox’s Rubedo located in its own building. Between the two is the portal-like gateway to the gardens.

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

This is a place made for romance and unwinding to escape the pressures of the world. Beyond the veil of the portal gate, a hall brightly lit by cascading rays of sunlight, roofed by the illuminated blossoms of trees awaits your passage.

Statues of garden fairies stand in greeting whilst the paved floor with its carpet of manuscript pages and fallen leaves leads you forward as it imparts the subtle message that you are entering a world of story-like romance and beauty. However, do take time to look around, as there are little touches of detail here.

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

Beyond this entranceway lies a flowing mix of grassland and bright flowers, gently marshalled into open spaces and shaded glades by the tall boughs of trees and clusters of shrubs, all of them lit by thousands of small points of light even as shafts of sunlight pierce the denser gatherings of high boughs.

Throughout all of this, paper lanterns drift on the breeze, some keeping almost within reach while other soar much higher, as if trying to reach the clouds high overhead.

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

Where you go once you have passed through the entranceway is entirely up to you; paths here are few, and the nature of the setting will simply carry you along.

This is a place of ruins untouched by age, of places to sit, places to dance, places where fine dining awaits on a broad terrace guarded by stone unicorns or under the arches and trellises of a waterborne garden folly. Or, if preferred tea can be taken in a way a Mad Hatter and his guests might approve.

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

The magical aspect of this setting lays not just in its appearance or which might be found, but also in the way it seems to unfold like a tale from a book; just as you reach the end of a path there is – like a fresh chapter over the page – a new one is waiting to carry you on.

And so it is that follies wait, statutes watch, unicorns and dear observe, whilst couple seeking romantic can find little tryst-like places where they too can sit and observe or whisper to one another. Swans glide effortlessly across waters while benches on the water’s edge allow visitors to show their appreciation at such grace.

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

As well as a hint of a certain tea party already mentioned, a white carriage sits with unicorns, its presence hinting at tales of balls and glass slippers…

For those so minded, swings both high and low can be swung and music enjoyed in the shaded coolness of a gazebo whilst the mirror of a garden boudoir might prompt some to ask who is the fairest of them all?

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

Not, I hasten to add, the Luane’s Magical World has been set out to intentionally evoke feelings of being in any particularly fairy tale or children’s story. Rather, it is simply as place rich in touch and romantic suggestion so as to set the imagination bubbling.

What it most certainly is, is a place where time spent is rewarded in many ways, not least by the discovery of touches and corners swifter feet and more hurried eyes might easily miss; where a grove of tree might not always be a simple grove of trees.

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

But above all, Lunae’s Magical World is a place to be appreciated and enjoyed. So often missed by travellers to the region below, it sits as a place with time unto itself, happy to greet and soothe those who visit.

Should you visit yourself, do be sure of have local sounds enabled. For best viewing, do also use the elevation’s Shared Environment.

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

 

Luane’s Magical World, October 2026

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The realism of Cube Republic’s Coastal System in Second Life

Cube Republic Coastal System

Landscaping in Second Life is fun; I enjoy building home environments and landscape parcels and properties for friends and anyone interested.

However, when it comes to coastal areas, things can be a little tricky. Whilst there are a number of coastal and beach building kits available in Second Life, they don’t always fit the bill as fully as we might like; the sand colour might not always be suitable or retexturing prove a little tricky or the ebb and flow of the tide doesn’t look quite right. All of this now changes courtesy of the Cube Republic Coastal System.

Cube Republic Coastal System

Now, in the interests of transparency, I will note that Cube is a long-standing friend in Second Life, a person I admire for his outlook on life as well as for his creativity. As such, my opinion might be considered biased; however, Cube has always, with the likes of Alex Bader (Studio Skye) and Sasaya Kayo (HPMD) been one of my go-to landscaping creators for pretty much all of my projects.

This is because, simply put, Cube is a passionate creator; his plants and trees are modelled with care and attention to detail such that they reflect their physical world opposites pretty much perfectly. Similarly, his terrain kits – rocks, caves, landforms and so on – offer a huge amount of realism.

Cube’s boardwalk with customisable graffiti, Cube Republic Tropical Demonstration Island

With the Coastal System, Cube brings a new level of realism to coastal waters. Comprising 34 beach sections, 6 rocks and making use of PBR, this kit brings together everything any landscaper needs for creating superb coastal areas and beaches with the most realistic ebb and flow of tide every seen in SL.

The 34 beach elements have a choice of 8 looks for the sand, allowing them to be used in pretty much any environment from tropical to volcanic, with the rock elements having a five finishes. This is enough to make the system highly flexible in and of itself – but it is not the most outstanding aspect of the kit.

Cube Republic Tropical Demonstration Island

That lies with the ebb and flow of the tide as it runs up and down the beach – it is the most realistic effect I’ve witnessed in SL, and worlds away from other systems. The way in which the incoming wave crests foam, the surface of the water rolling up the sand even as underneath, it is being sucked back out to leave steamers of latte-like foam behind is incredibly life-like.

Achieving this level of dynamic movement has not been easy; Cube has been working to perfect it for well over six months, modelling tidal motion first using fluid simulation – requiring some 30 hours of baking to achieve for a region – prior to moving on to actual rendering and video editing to produce the finished result as seen in the kit. The result is remarkable and well beyond anything which can be demonstrated in still photos; hence why I’ve included a short video, captured at Cube’s Tropical Island demonstration region, where the kit has been used – and which should be visited by any landscaper wishing to see the tide effect first-hand.

Cube Republic Coastal System

This is not the only innovation Cube has included in his kit. Also included is a bioluminescence feature. Managed via the system’s HUD, this allows the ghostly glow created by micro-organisms which can be visible along stretches of beach unpolluted by nearby lights to be present along beaches built with this kit. The effect can be toggled on or off – or set to follow the day/night cycle of a parcel or region.

And if all this weren’t enough, the kit’s rocks include tidal sounds and spray effects which can be enabled and adjusted by direct touch, whilst PBR allows some superb effect with sea water washing over shoreline rocks. To further help extend / integrate elements into a coastal scene, Cube has included a total of 16 PBR materials – 8 terrain and 8 feathered sand and a comprehensive user guide to help even the most inexperienced user make sense of things (although some familiarity with SL’s in-world building / editing tools is required to put things together).

The Coastal Kit is currently exclusively available at Famished for L$1249, after which it will be generally available through Cube’s in-world and Marketplace stores.

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Ghostly Whispers of Ofrenda in Second Life

Ofrenda Nocturna: Whispers of Nocturna, October 2026

Fellow destinations blogger Sam Rougefeu (Dodderi Haifisch) pointed me back to Tera Byte’s (Terabyte Amour) Ofrenda Nocturna, a region I first visited in September 2025, and which is currently offering a couple of special events for the month of October in the form of The Whispers of Ofrenda and a hunt.

Designed primarily by , Pris (Pris Pixels) on behalf of Tera Byte, Ofrenda Nocturna is an Adult-rated region where some adult-rated activities are allowed in keeping with the region’s rules, but these are discrete enough that that should not put people off.

Ofrenda Nocturna, October 2026

At the time of my previous visit, I found my PC and the region’s storm-like Shared Environment didn’t exactly get on. Fortunately, for this visit this wasn’t the case, the setting now sitting under a star-spangled dome.

Also at the time of my first visit, the main Landing Point sat to the east of the region, where a ferry boat gives visitors the impression of having just arrived by water. Whilst this can still be used (and I would recommend it for first-time visitors wishing to explore the region in full, as it is here that pointers to finding your way around can be obtained), for October the LP isn’t enforced, allowing those specifically wishing to follow the Whispers of Ofrenda to do so directly.

Ofrenda Nocturna, October 2026

The latter takes place within the grounds of ruined abbey as it sits perched on a headland to the north-east of the region, overlooking the harbour to one side and a bay cutting into the north coast on the other. As per the information board outside of the abbey, Whispers offers visitors a walk-through of the abbey and its grounds to hear or read a collection of stories (eight at the time of my visit, although more may be added).

The stories are indicated by posters of their own, and can be read or heard (or both) by touching their posters and then clicking on the preferred option. Of the two – and if you can, I recommend listening (you will need to have media enabled –  click the movie camera icon at the top right of the viewer window), because the production quality is exceptional, and the voice artists superb.

Ofrenda Nocturna, October 2026

Beyond the abbey, the region remains genuinely photogenic and atmospheric, with much to discover. Afterneath, the main nightclub continues to sit tucked underground and beneath the Zen garden to the west of the region. The garden offers one of two points of entry to the club, the other being via the tunnels burrowing under the plateau separating the garden from the inland areas of the setting (but be prepared to get your feet wet!).

This plateau is home to an outdoor event space bordered on one side by a couple of buildings. At the time of my visit in 2025 both of these stood empty. Now one is occupied by the Ofrenda / Pris Gallery (it appears to have two names going on the website links). The other is occupied by the Adequate Gatsby, a quirky bar with a literary theme (as if you couldn’t tell by the name 🙂 ).

Ofrenda Nocturna, October 2026

The Gallery is hosting a double exhibition entitled Two Sides of the Shutter, featuring the work of Sio Skytower and Tera Byte, and which formally opens at noon SLT on Sunday, October 4, 2026 with the promise of “a little art and murder”!.

Also taking place across the region throughout October is a “video tape hunt”, details of which can be found on a poster down at the harbour.  And speaking of the harbour, an interesting factoid I missed first time around is that the barber shop there is actually inspired by The Tonsorial Artist in Holt, Norfolk.

Ofrenda Nocturna, October 2026

Another event space which I believe may have been added since my September 2025 visit is the Shipwreck Bar, sitting on the far side of that northern bay overlooked by the abbey ruins. This offers cocktails on the poop deck and cuddles in the hold for those interested – one of many places scattered across the region for sitting / cuddling and/or canoodling.

One part of the region I didn’t mention last time around is the region’s Observatory, located in the north-west corner of the region, high on a peak. Under the October dome of stars, this looks particularly gorgeous and inviting. Events appear to be held here as well, whilst there is plenty of space of sitting and relaxing, cuddling and smooching.

Ofrenda Nocturna, October 2026

A genuinely engaging region with much to see and appreciate, Ofrenda Nocturna is a great place to visit any time of the year. I will admit to finding one of the stories offered in Whispers discomfiting as it references a genuine tragedy here in the UK. However, taken as a whole Ofrenda Nocturna does not set out to upset; rather the reverse in fact, as it has some nicely understated humour – as see with the Adequate Gatsby, and is undeniably photogenic under a wide range of EEP settings (although for at least Whispers, the Shared Environment is recommended).

Congrats to the Ofrenda team on becoming part of The Nature Collective, and my thanks to Sam for pointing me back to Ofrenda to enjoy Whispers.

Ofrenda Nocturna, October 2026

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Limoncello: art history and After You in Second Life

Limoncello Art Gallery: the airship

Dido Haas dropped me a line concerning an emotive exhibition by Second Life artist-photographer Christian Carter due to open at Limoncello Gallery, operated by Dave (Lord Junibalya) with the assistance of Fenella Allen, on October 1, 2026.

Dido’s note prompted me to realise I haven’t actually covered Limoncello since 2021, so before turning to Christian’s exhibition I will take a look at Limoncello as it sits within its most recent location and remains one of the longest-running art collections in Second Life.

Limoncello Gallery: Janus Fall, Sina Souza and Diconay Boa

The collection was originally founded nigh-on 20 years ago (at the time of writing) by the superbly-named LastDitch Writer in 2007, and stood as a private collection within the unique environment of a massive airship. In 2011, LastDitch departed SL for a time after the passing of his wife (although he is now again active in-world as the Chieftain of the Clan McDitch and live at Nyuvegan Castle on the Isle of NyuSkye).

Rather than vanish from SL, Limoncello passed into the care of Dave. In 2020 an annexe opened in Bellisseria, which I covered at the time. However, the main gallery now sits in a towering skyscraper rising over the City Borough of Manda Vale, itself located high above NyuSkye.

Limoncello Gallery: Janine Portal, Louvre, Stephen Venkman, April Acorn and Prins Evergarden

The many floors of the skyscraper contains pieces by artist right across Second Life, featuring SL landscapes, avatar studies, 3D pieces, physical world paintings. And yes, right up on the roof the airship with its gallery spaces is moored, reached via the Experience-based teleport doors on both the roof of the skyscraper and on the ground floor, where a similar teleport door connects to the Bellisseria annexe.

Movement between floors in the gallery is via elevator, which is where I have a minor niggle. Whilst “real”; the elevator is painfully slow if it is more than a couple of floors away from you. Perhaps a teleport or-whilst space-intensive – stairs might be a better choice.

Limoncello Gallery: Royal Shippe and ArtemisGreece

But be that as it may, the entire gallery is more than worth a visit for its collective history of Second Life Art. Also, while visiting, Amanda Tamatzui has a gallery a short walk from Limocello’s front doors, whilst the far side of the Bellisseria Consulate (facing Limoncello’s tower) is Art Galleries of Second Life, presenting teleport portals to many of the galleries to be found in-world.

Christian Carter: After You

Which brings me to Christian’s After You, located within Limoncello Tower. This is a small but emotional collection of pieces mixed with text elements. To describe it, I’ll simply use some of Christian’s own words.

These photos grew out of an experience of absence, loss and the strange space that remains when someone is no longer there. They are not meant to tell a complete story, but to hold fragments of one.

– Christian Carter, After You

Christian Carter: After You, Limoncello Gallery

These fragments as thus presented in four parts: Before (or connection); Loss (or distance), Aftermath (or disappearance) and Becoming (or what comes after).

Each section comprises two or three images, each one highly minimalist in presentation whilst including individual styling. This minimalism and choice of style – monochrome, light colour wash, chiaroscuro and deep colour tone – serves to give all of the images there emotional depth.

Christian Carter: After You, Limoncello Gallery

I’m not going to offer any personal interpretation of the art; how each piece speaks to us is down to our own experience of loss and absence and how that shapes our response to these pieces.

All I will say is that loss does not doesn’t necessarily mean being physically without; loss can be felt as much by a sense of distance in terms of mental / emotional separation as by any physical absence (and can eventually result in the latter) – which is beautifully represented here by Christian is the second and third parts of After You.

Christian Carter: After You, Limoncello Gallery

A sublime and moving collection, perfectly presented, After You formally opens at 12:00 noon on October 1, 2026 and will remain in place through until December 31, 2026.

Limoncello Gallery is an ideal destination for Second Life art lovers, and After You is the ideal exhibition from which to commence a viewing of the collection.

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Visiting Salem 1692: a Halloween Experience in Second Life

The Halloween Experience: Salem 1692, September 2026 – click any image for full size

I’ve followed the work of Kaiden Tray (KaidenTray) – together with his long-time collaborator and RL wife, Pandora Ceridwen Tray (Voodoo Macabre) – both in the design of dedicated designs under the KTL Destination brand and on behalf of other region holders since 2018, and was recently intrigued by a series of notices issued via the KTL Destinations Group about a new development: The Halloween Experience: Salem 1692.

Specifically developed as a Halloween 2026 experience, Salem 1692 is another joint presentation by Kaiden Pandora. As the name suggests, it presents a return to the period of the Salem Witch Trials, offering both a come-as-you-please opportunity for exploration or to participate in guided tours – as well as special events.

The Halloween Experience: Salem 1692, September 2026

A point to note with the couple’s work is that it is always exceptionally well-crafted; they combine design, atmospherics/environment and soundscape, and this is especially true for Salem 1692.

Do please use the Shared Environment settings why visiting the Full private region utilising the Land Capacity bonus from LL – if you find it on the dark side, a lantern is offered at the Landing Point, so just ADD that to your avatar. Also make sure you have local sounds enabled.

Salem 1692 schedule for tours – click to view details

As noted, the region is open to come-as-you-please explorations (given the period and theme, dressing the part might be fun!), and there will also be guided tours exploring the history and folklore of Salem and its dark witch trials.

The latter are pay-to-participate activities, with the core details being:

  • Tours will be held every Friday, Saturday and Monday through October, commencing on Saturday, October 3 – see the poster to the right.
  • Tickets are L$500 each, available via the Marketplace or a kiosk at the region’s Landing Point.
  • Tickets are for any single tour – you don’t have to buy a ticket for a specific date. They are on a per-avatar basis and are transferable (not Copy), so you can purchase one and give it to a friend.
  • You should be available in the region at least 10 minutes prior to the start of any tour (with your ticket!). Late arrivals will not be able to join the current tour.

In addition to the tours, there will be  a further series of special VIP events featuring the Legends Cabaret Dancers and Burlesque Dolls. Details on these will, according to the information provided on the experience be made available via “notices in the in world groups, social media accounts, or Discord where they will be sold”.

And if that weren’t enough, there will be a range of entertainment events, such as 3 hours of music on Saturday, October 3, starting at 14:00 SLT with Coralie, followed by Mimi Carpenter at 15:00 SLT and Amforte at 16:0, at the Forbidden Fairgrounds. Again, details of any additional event will likely be announced through the Group, etc.

The Halloween Experience: Salem 1692, September 2026

When visiting on your own, explorations commence on the east side of the region at the run-down docks. From here the best path is inland past the shipwright’s warehouses (and the teleport board linking key points in the region), to the houses behind – where a Teagle horse rezzer can be found for those wishing to explore on horseback.

Note that there is an active SL Experience within the region – so do accept this when you encounter a request from the Bee Designs Experience. If you don’t – you’ll be missing out!

The Halloween Experience: Salem 1692, September 2026

Not all of the buildings in the setting – understandably – have interiors, but those that do could be worth looking inside J .

The overall atmosphere of Salem 1692 is very well done – and the lamp given at the landing point will be required during a thorough exploration. While the main paths through the region are obvious, they are not the only route – so keen eyes might be required to find everything.

The Halloween Experience: Salem 1692, September 2026

Even the juxtaposition of things like a modern(ish!) Ferris wheel, sky spinner and other modern fairground attractions don’t look entirely out-of-place given the region’s overall theme. One might even say that, huddled in a corner of the setting as it is and even with its own spooky touches, the fairground sits in a little trepidation of the rest of the haunting and darkness across the region.

And I have to admit, the drum kit and telegraph pole in the ruins of the chapel at the Forsaken Revival Grounds look like they belong there. Although heaven knows what locals in Salem village would have made of the amp and speaker sitting on the stage 🙂 .

The Halloween Experience: Salem 1692, September 2026

There are a few rough spots within the region where physics might need adjusting – on exiting the fairgrounds, for example, I ended up walking up through the roof of the church gate there. However, these are far enough apart not to interfere with overall enjoyment.

In all, an engaging, immersive and fun region for exploration rich in detail – I’ll look forward to perhaps jumping in on one of the tours.

The Halloween Experience: Salem 1692, September 2026

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Shadowfell turns five for October 2026 in Second Life

Shadowfell V, September 2026 – click any image for full size

We are approaching the month of Halloween, when spooks and creatures of the the night (without referencing Kiss there) roam, and once again the world of Shadowfell has emerged from the deeper darkness to tempt visitors with four regions of mystery, monsters, aliens and more.

The work of Calas Galadhon creators Tymus Tenk and Truck Meredith, Shadowfell marks its fifth anniversary and is now very much a part of Halloween events in Second Life and is always well received. This year sees some new features, fun and updates making a visit (or visits!) well worth the time.

Shadowfell V, September 2026

As with all of the Calas themed builds, this is one in which it is important visitors note at least some of the guidelines regarding time in the regions, all of which can be found at the landing point – with the most important perhaps being:

  • Make sure you Used Shared Environment (via World → Environment).
  • Enable local sounds and make sure you have particles visible.
  • If you can, enable Shadows on your viewer and, preferably, use a PBR-enabled viewer (or make sure Advanced Lighting Model (ALM) through Preferences → Graphics, if you are on an older viewer).

Note that if running with Shadows enabled does hit your system hard, Shadowfell V can still be enjoyed shadowless, so to speak!

Shadowfell V, September 2026

Once again, Shadowfell offers a choice of taking to the trails and paths through its regions or allowing the boat tour to carry you through all the regions. There’s also the Elven Flyers for a shorter guided trip. If you’ve never visited Shadowfell before, the boat tour might be a good place to start, as it will give you a feel for things and allow you to see glimpse some of the settings you can re-visit in detail on foot – but do be aware it now runs for just shy of an hour, so allow time – and perhaps use it as a reason for multiple visits.

The boat tour is available close to the main Landing Point and will, among other things, reveal that even zombies like to occasionally simply sit down and dip their feet in the water and just chat 🙂 . It will also reveal some of the newer elements  – a touch of Game of Thrones with skeletal dragons; a little humour  – who knew Bambi was a creature of darkness waiting in the foggy waters to swim at unsuspecting travellers? – and more.

Shadowfell V, September 2026

The boat tour won’t return you to the main Landing Point, but instead drops you off within the Mist II region, allowing on-foot explorations to resume from there. However, for those who prefer, the drop-off point is a short walk from a portal rock that will return folk to the Landing point to allow explorations to resume from there.

The Elven Flyer, meanwhile, offers a touch of Tolkien, the flyer in question being called Star of Eärendil II – a reference to Eärendil half-elven, forbear of Aragon, who carried the Silmaril Morning Star on his brow as he sailed across the sky (The Silmarillion). Like Eärendil’s voyages across the skies of Middle Earth, it will take you a a flight through the sky lasting roughly 17 minutes and has the novelty of having people ride the winged boats whilst floating themselves (both singles and couples).

Shadowfell V, September 2026

Each year, Ty and Truck try to introduce new touches to their Halloween and Christmas builds, and for this iteration of Shadowfell there is a host of new elements to be discovered. a couple come early-on as you take to the path away from the Landing Point – and if you are something of an arachnophobe like me, can cause a shiver or six – thanks, guys! 🙂 .

This year, Shadowfell appears to have new mesh-based atmospheric effects in places, and the general environment settings appear to have been tweaked a little (either that or I missed things last year / my PC is behaving differently this year!). Both changes are welcome as they both add to the mystery of the setting and make a journey through the regions more engaging.

Shadowfell V, September 2026

One of the things I’ve always loved with Shadowfell is the mixing of mythologies: classic horror in the form of zombies, sirens, monsters and more, together with clear elements of elements of Tolkien (in keeping with the roots of Calas Galadhon regions as a whole) and fantasy, the touches of humour and a rich touch of science fiction horror in the shape of elements from, and interpretations of, the Alien franchise. All of this remains evident this year, complete with some new touches – don’t touch the slime dripping from eggs!

With garden of colour and ethereal beauty rubbing shoulders with cavern of darkness and possible terror, there is also very much a sense of dreams and nightmares to be found throughout Shadowfell.

Shadowfell V, September 2026

For those making a first visit to Shadowfell, do be aware that not everything is on the ground – and take nothing for granted in the cavern with the airborne figures – touch the right point and you’ll find yourself carried deeper into the dark caves which, for those familiar with past iterations of Shadowfell, have been updated quite magnificently with materials and more.

When in the “sky caverns” do make sure you touch the central portal stone in the main chamber. It will lift you to a place mixing elven elements with creatures of the deep and a touch of Alien’s Engineers. A further stone here will return you to the cavern of the aliens. Where you can explore deeper into the caves and eventually find your way back to ground level.

Shadowfell V, September 2026

There is so much that could be written about Shadowfell – but it should be seen first-hand. As such, the setting will be open to all from September 29, 2026, whilst those joining the Calas Galadhon Announcemens Group can gain early access to the regions. Also, don’t forget to keep you eyes on the Calas Galadhon website for news on special events at Shadowfell throughout October 2026 (also advertised through the Calas Group mentioned above).

Should you enjoy visiting Shadowfell, do please consider making a donation to the Calas team – they do so much for Second Life throughout the year through Calas Galadhon Park, Shadowfell and  the Calas Christmas regions, they deserve our support.

Shadowfell V, September 2026

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