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Tag Archives: d&d
Revisiting Origins: Aedyn Karwyn
Aedyn began like Fritz and Nimby as another player’s character in the game. There was a big difference between him and them. The guy playing Aedyn was more into the mechanics of the game than the character. So, Aedyn wasn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, adventure, Aedyn Karwyn, author, book, books, character, characters, d&d, evolution, fantasy, fiction, friends, hero, holy magic, Legends of Windemere, magic, origin, priest, religion, story, storyteller, storytelling, sun, sword & sorcery, Windemere, writer, writing
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Revisiting Origins: Fritz Warrenberg
Fritz was played by my friend Nate. Beyond that I’m not really sure where to begin with him. He is a gnome who is an inventor, illusionist, monster chronicler, and purveyor of fair maidens’ affections. In the actual game, there … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, books, characters, d&d, fantasy, friendship, Fritz Warrenberg, gnomes, inventors, Legends of Windemere, magic, origins, sheep, sword & sorcery, Windemere
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Pet Tales from the Olden Days (D&D Games)
So, one of the reasons I came up with this week’s topic is because I remembered a few stories of when I played Dungeons and Dragons. These are the earlier days of high school where we were goofing off and … Continue reading
Legends of Windemere: Book Champions vs Game Champions
On Tuesday, I wrote a post about adapting an RPG (role-playing game) into a book and how changes have to be made. I mentioned writing another post showing how I had to alter the 6 champions. Let’s get right … Continue reading
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Tagged books, casters, d&d, Dariana, Delvin Cunningham, dragons, dungeons and dragons, fantasy, fantasy series, fiction, games, Legends of Windemere, Luke Callindor, magic, Nyx, Sari, sword & sorcery, Timoran Wrath, warriors, Windemere, wizards
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When Thieves Have to Work with Others
Anyone who has played Dungeons & Dragons, read fantasy, or even heard of thieves know that it’s tough putting them in groups. We seem to think they’re characters who will always be out for themselves. They’ll steal from their allies, … Continue reading
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Tagged d&d, epic fantasy, fantasy, groups, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, rogues, stealth, sword & sorcery, thieves, Windemere, writing
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Dungeon Crawlers
In search of fame and fortune They delve into the darkest holes Magic torchlight licking skulls Of those that failed to live Dust and dirt stuck to the floor Held fast by long-dried blood Creatures scurry within the gloom Harmless … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged adventure, adventurers, coins, d&d, dungeon crawling, dungeons, dungeons & dragons, epic fantasy, fantasy, fantasy poetry, high fantasy, magic, monsters, poem, poet, poetry, sword & sorcery, traps?, treasure, Windemere
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Post Revisited: Game Vs. Book- Difference in the Details
Originally posted on December 12, 2013 . . . Day 12 of this blog’s existence. Wow. This is also really long. I tried to clean it up, but it’s a topic that keeps coming back. At the age of thirteen, … Continue reading
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Tagged author, book, college, d&d, dice, dragons, dungeons, dungeons & dragons, evolution, fantasy, games, hero, ideas, magic, monsters, sword & sorcery, writing
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Dos and Don’ts of Fantasy Adventuring
(The picture was picked because I found it so weird and bizarre. I truly have no idea what’s going on there with the body types. Just plain strange and almost nightmarish.) With the release of Ichabod Brooks & the City … Continue reading
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Tagged adventuring, adventuring party, d&d, dungeons & dragons, epic fantasy, fantasy, fun, high fantasy, humor, sword & sorcery, writing
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Two Year Anniversary for Beginning of a Hero!
COVER ART BY JASON PEDERSEN As I finish writing the Prologue for Book 10, I realized something that I should have paid more attention to. February 24th is the 2 year anniversary for BEGINNING OF A HERO! So I’ve been … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 years, adventure, amazon, Amazon Kindle, anniversary, author, beginning, Beginning ofa Hero, Callindor, d&d, demon, dragons, dwarves, elf, elves, epic fantasy, fairies, fantasy, gnome, Goodreads, halfing, Hellfire Elf, hero, high fantasy, kindle, lich, Luke Callindor, magic, series, sword & sorcery, two years, warrior, writing
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