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Tag Archives: fantasy
Revisiting Origins: Sari
(Time for Legends of Windemere champion #3. That would be Sari who started off in a bad spot and seemed to routinely find trouble. Her debut was in Allure of the Gypsies, which also caused a fairly big stir among what few readers … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, Legends of Windemere
Tagged dungeons and dragons, epic fantasy, fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, origins, Sari, sword & sorcery, thief, Windemere, writing
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7 Tips to Adding a Unique Set Piece to a City
It might appear easy to add a quirk to your city. Some people think they can just slap one on as they move along. That can work at times, but there are moments where you have to think about what … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, cities, fantasy, fiction, magic, quirks, set pieces, setting, world building, writing
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Revisiting Origins: Luke Callindor
(So, I think I’m going to repost some character origin posts from way back. I’m going to add to the end of them too since their series are done. Best way to start is with Luke Callindor from Legends of Windemere.) … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Dungeon Crawlers
(I’ve played so many D&D games that involved dungeon crawling. Shouldn’t be a surprise since it’s in the title. The reasons always differed, but we always found our way into some kind of dungeon.) In search of fame and fortune … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged adventure, dungeon crawling, dungeons, fantasy, poem, poet, poetry, writing
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Poetry Day: Druid of the Orchid Patch
(This is just a creative poem I came up with a long time ago. There may have been an intention to create a story around this concept, but I don’t think it got very far.) Deep within the Umbral Woods … Continue reading