One bad moment left him permanently destitute. Down on his luck, Mark Greaves learns that necessity sometimes brings you to work you never realized you could be good at.

Dwarven Assassin

Priest of a death goddess

Gives life to the notion of no good deed goes unpunished.

Nod to Gossomer, for her Solomon Grundy forum post, my inspiration

500 Word NPC challange

The dark elf femme fatale Elainuk was the firstborn son of Robert and Lulu Bobblecork. She was born a healthy bouncy baby boy in the shire of Pedstand, which was part of the Cordially Aligned Tetrarchy of Halfling States.

The only true god of the Stolen World.

Sometimes names can be deceptive

Mix and match to your player's horror,the apex predator in the Stolen World

Expertise on a tab? Of course! Sign me up!

In a world without almost any gods ,sometimes you have to take what you get. A tale of the Stolen World

The Advance of Technology seems unstoppable. Some things while possible are probably best not produced...

One of the most common healing devices found in the world of Therafter. Suitable for near future settings.

A new-school fantasy novel based on my Crunalan society of the Dragon Empire setting and various historical characters whose stories have been mangled up by the author's imagination. Most critical readers welcomed!

In 2014, Mars was changed, and with it, Earth changed too. Nothing will ever be the same. This is the story of a little boy who grows up to be a man in his father's footsteps, and then goes on to be a super-man.

A new-school fantasy novel based on my Crunalan society of the Dragon Empire setting and various historical characters whose stories have been mangled up by the author's imagination. Most critical readers welcomed!

'Let the Wookie Win'

An awesome demon illustration by Jack Holliday which was used in our art quest.

Even evil gets lonely.

Seven trains that the PCs might one day need to travel openly on, sneak onto, wreck or rob,

A new-school fantasy novel based on my Crunalan society of the Dragon Empire setting and various historical characters whose stories have been mangled up by the author's imagination. Most critical readers welcomed!

Who Took Cara Evanston?