Tales of Skyealloland

 Jorin the dwarf had huge muscular hands, forearms, and biceps, and a boastful attitude to boot. Matrim had tried all night to get to know him, but enough was enough. Clearly the only way to make an impression was with a contest of strength. Urzoth, Jr. was more than happy to officiate, with Tar-Meena and Soomin equally glad for some entertainment. Saireth could not believe her eyes as the bets were placed..                                        

 After a long dungeon crawl, Jorin was ready to be home. Unfortunately for him, he was still the strongest, and was burdened with carrying the loot. He met up with Soomin at the Brew-n-Bounce, an establishment run by a magical pixie named Stix. For a fee, she could open a portal to the nearest city, significantly lowering the drudgery of hauling the loot home.

 Everyone crowded into the tavern, unwilling to miss the tunes of Matrim, the traveling bard. Good fun and friends were shoulder to shoulder, when Jorin noticed a critter near his legs. It was a cute baby dragon, so Jorin slipped him some scraps from the table. Little did Jorin know that this small act would result in a much emboldened dragon that demanded more..

 Astarion thought he had found the perfect next victim, but he underestimated Saireth...

 Saireth brought in Reagan to watch little Tobin while she went out to perform her paladin duties. Having left little Tobin with a bundle of toys, Reagan proceeded to read. The mischievous family pet, a baby dragon, leads Tobin to a staff of goodies that has been 'mysteriously' left on the ground...

 Fayeth play with little Tobin until he is ready for a nap.

Hautedoll magazine (which later merged into Dolls magazine) had a few special editions where they teamed up with designer Valerie Zeitler to release special collections of SD sized clothes. The clothes were produced by Doll Heart and available exclusively through HauteDoll. Each collection was named and included a themed Peak's Woods SD size doll and a series of outfits, wigs, accessories, and shoes with in a theme. Items included a member and non-member price, although many sold out quite quickly.  In this post, I intend to forever memorialize these amazing collections and magazine issues with photographs and other information from the magazine. Being that the magazine itself is no longer published, information about these outfits can be hard to find, so I hope this will help other enthusiasts identify and cherish these amazing outfits.  Please note I have none of these items for sale. However, if you happen to have one of these items and are looking for a new home, please s...