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Tag Archives: fantasy
Origins: Mutant Wrestling Federation
Back in college, I played a lot of tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons, Vampire: The Masquerade, and Heroes Unlimited. The club I was part of started up a convention called Arcon during my last year of college. I … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins
Tagged author, characters, fantasy, fiction, mutants, wrestling, writer, writing
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Heading into the Weekend
So I’m on several lists as I head into the weekend. Slow sales day, but I’ve made a lot of progress with the daily blitzes. Some things that I’ve noticed this time around: I’m not sure how major a factor … Continue reading
Character Poem: Zaria
Locks of fire Fall on alabaster shoulders Of a body cloaked in white Goddess of Purity The one who averted the fall When other gods were sealed Or lost within their minds Salvation came From a woman born of blade … Continue reading
Join in a Fantasy Goodreads Discussion
Ionia has started a discussion on the Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Goodreads site. The question is: Why must we compare in fantasy? We’ve all heard the ‘can this guy beat this guy’ or ‘that guy is like this guy because … Continue reading
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Tagged characters, comparing, comparison, discussion, fantasy, Goodreads, magic
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Magic Duel: Fireball versus Air Shield (Last in the Combat Series)
This is the final part of the combat series posts. Now, it’s hard to go into detail about magic combat because there are different systems. Wands, incantations, gestures, ingredients, low power, high power, and so many ways you can work … Continue reading
Guest Post by Dean’z Doodlez
Thank-you Charles for having me here on the Legends of Windemere! I must confess, this is my first ever guest post, so I’ll do my best to leave the place as I left it! After contributing a guest post to … Continue reading
Legacy of Dreams
I write of legends Kicking off the Age of Heroes Followed by one left behind Vampires rule the night Slumberlords and hero thieves A continent has been found War between the fallen ones While children hunt for long lost gods … Continue reading
Last Free Download Day!
This is the last day for getting Beginning of a Hero for free! Click on Fizzle to go to the download site: You can also purchase Prodigy of Rainbow Tower for 99 cents, so it would be like getting two … Continue reading
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Tagged 99 cents, adventure, amazon, Amazon Kindle, book, dollar, ebook, epic, epic fantasy, fantasy, free, hero, high fantasy, kindle, magic, sale, villain
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Quest for Originality
A noble questBy every living artistTo be the firstWith nothing from the pastEverything is newAnd fresh from your mind Is it even possible?Hunger Royale and Avatar GullyGame of PoliticsAlways a hint of influenceA touch of the pastJust ask Merlin Potter … Continue reading