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Tag Archives: fantasy
Origins Revisited: Gabriel the God of Destiny
Weaver of Destiny. Lord of Hell. Father of the Song Casters. The Tri-God. This guy has a lot of names that I haven’t even discovered yet. Now, it is awkward doing an origin for Gabriel because he’s all me and … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, characters, deities, destiny, fantasy, fate, Gabriel, goddesses, gods, Legends of Windemere, magic, origins, sword & sorcery, Windemere
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Revisiting Origins: Selenia Hamilton
Selenia Hamilton was another game character created by the gamemaster. I don’t really remember how often she showed up, but it usually involved Luke causing some trouble. She never got to show off her prowess in the game or do … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, author, fantasy, female, heroes, Legends of Windemere, magic, mentors, mercenary, origin, Selenia Hamilton, sword & sorcery, teachers, warrior, warriors, Windemere, woman, writer, writing
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Difference Between Ghosts and Demons
This feels like a weird topic to end the week on, but I stumbled onto some short videos that brought it up. Ghosts and demons are both able to possess mortals, which makes this a shared ability. Many authors use … Continue reading
7 Tips to Having Characters Speak to the Dead
It really does seem like an easy power to throw into a story and solve a problem. That might be the issue though. Speaking with the dead or any spirits should have some kind of challenge. Otherwise, the characters with … Continue reading
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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How To Defeat Siege Weapons
I was thinking about listing ways to take out various siege weapons. Then I thought that would be too specific and boring. Not to mention many of my ideas involved fire. Instead, I’m going to talk a bit about why … Continue reading
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Tagged battles, defeat, fantasy, fiction, sabotage, siege engines, siege weapons, war, writing
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7 Tips to Using Siege Weapons in Fiction
Siege weapons are rather restricted in its use, but that doesn’t mean one shouldn’t think about using them. If you just toss them in, you might find that they don’t make sense or fail to get a decent impact. There … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 tips, advice, author, fantasy, fiction, siege engines, siege weapons, writing
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Revisiting Origins: Nimby
It’s interesting that this charming, friendly halfling thief became such an integral part to my series. I hate to say this about the little guy, but he is rather cliche. Yet, there is something mysterious and dangerous about him that … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, fantasy, fiction, friendship, halflings, heroes, Legends of Windemere, Nimby, origins, sword & sorcery
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How Easy Is It To Use Siege Weapons in Fiction?
I’m had this topic on my list for a long time, but I never really found the time to think about it. Still haven’t, which I realized could be part of the reason why I never took it off the … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged ballistae, cannons, catapults, fantasy, fiction, fortifications, medieval, siege weapons, tactics, thoughts, war
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