Guardians of Snowdonia
For as long as there have been people inhabiting the Wales, those people have known that Snowdonia (or Eryri in Welsh!) is the home of a huge number of strange occurrences. From the enormous wolf killed by the guard-dog Gelert, to the Giant King Idris, to the mysterious lost city of Cantre'r Gwaelod, the area now known as Snowdonia is the source of myths, legends, and strange stories.Why is this one mountainous region home to so many peculiar tales? Not many can answer this question, but you can. Eryri is what is known as a Borderland: A place where the boundaries between worlds are thin, and things can bleed through. At least a dozen worlds converge here, with the great Mount Snowdon (or Yr Wyddfa), piercing them all. The locals know not to believe everything you see, and not to walk the hills alone. Tourists, on the other hand, seem to spend all their time being grabbed and consumed by beings that have slid through the gaps between worlds.
The village of Gellilydan is a small slice of north-Welsh heaven, home to a few hundred folk in winter, and treble that in summer. It is also home to a group that can only be described as the Guardians of Snowdonia. A group that understands the nature of the region, and has dedicated itself to ensuring that the walls between worlds are maintained and innocents are kept safe.