I’ve been pretty annoyed recently at all the shit going on in the United States regarding SOPA and PIPA. Regardless (I feel no need to explain these issues, their’s so much on them right now out there and I bet anyone can guess my stance), I decided for fun to create a fake statement from the . . . → Read More: Manipulation of the Truth
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If you want to know what’s going on in these posts, check out the first one here. 3) Susan Lochely The party met Susan at the beginning of Paragon tier (although they believed her name was Elizabeth), as a new member of their mercenary group. She seemed loyal, a bit reserved, but all around a . . . → Read More: A Pattern of Loss (3): Susan Lochely If you’re looking for an introduction on what this is about, please check out the first post here. 2) Aerel and Jelenneth Aerel is one of the player characters (played by one Brendan Lew). Aerel started off not knowing anything about this past, as he suffered from a sort of amnesia. Throughout the adventure, he . . . → Read More: A Pattern of Loss (2): Aerel and Jelenneth I’ve been running a pretty regular D&D campaign for a while now, and in that time I’ve created quite a few recurring NPCs which the players have grown close to. Today I’ve decided to share some of the assets for those characters, primarily back-story stuff I’ve read to the PCs or shared in some other . . . → Read More: A Pattern of Loss (1): Clarth An excerpt from an e-mail I sent someone explaining my personal belief on the goal of art. It was part of my feedback for their short story. . . . → Read More: The Point of Art My frustrations with a school report come out in writing, as I force myself to fill it with content . . . → Read More: Random Ramblings of Report Mishandlings What thoughts will torment you, lying in bed, on the eve of your death? I’m one of those people who are afraid of reaching the moment where you’ve run out of moments. I’m atheist agnostic, leaning more atheist by the day, so I hold no beliefs of a timeless shining epilogue to my life. Over . . . → Read More: Meaning and Purpose A 4-6 player game involving deception, dice, and way too many hippies. . . . → Read More: Capitalists, Hippies, a Were-Cat, and Murder Introduction to a new series of regular articles I plan to write. . . . → Read More: The Personal Jotter |
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