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Tue - February 19, 2008Dragon Forge, June 2008Dragon
Forge
Wizards of the Coast, June 2008 Book 2 of The Draconic Prophecies. Posted at 12:06 PM Sun - November 18, 2007Wizards Presents (4e Preview Books)Wizards Presents: Races and
Classes
Wizards Presents: Worlds and Monsters Wizards of the Coast, December 2007 and January 2008 I wrote a number of essays for both of these books. Great 4e previews! Posted at 04:55 PM Fourth Edition Core RulesD&D Player's Handbook, Dungeon
Master's Guide, and Monster
Manual
Wizards of the Coast, June 2008 Um, yeah, I was one of the lead designers for Fourth Edition, and played a significant part in the design, development, and writing of all three books. Here they are, available for pre-order. Posted at 04:52 PM Mon - October 1, 2007Rules Compendium, October 2007Rules
Compendium
Wizards of the Coast, October 2007 Chris Sims did a phenomenal job compiling this celebration of the Third Edition rules. I wrote a few sidebars illuminating the text, as it were. Product description on wizards.com Posted at 10:56 AM Sat - September 1, 2007Dungeon Tiles V: Lost Caverns of the Underdark, September 2007Dungeon Tiles V: Lost Caverns of
the Underdark
Wizards of the Coast, September 2007 OK, I'm pretty proud of these, too: the first Dungeon Tiles to let you build natural caverns for Underdark adventures! Product description at wizards.com Posted at 10:56 AM Thu - August 30, 2007Storm Dragon, August 2007Storm
Dragon
Wizards of the Coast, August 2007 (paperback May 2008) The first hardcover novel in the Eberron line, and the first book in a trilogy that will shake the world! Book description on wizards.com Look! They sent out a press release ! Posted at 10:55 AM Fri - June 1, 2007The Forge of War, June 2007The Forge of
War
Wizards of the Coast, June 2007 A cool Eberron sourcebook about the Last War and its repercussions in the "present" of the campaign setting. I focused on mechanical bits while managing Wolf and Ari in their work on the book. Alex Jurkat did a monumental editing/development job for this book, and I applaud him. Kudos to whoever it was at GenCon this year who suggested we do an espionage-focused sourcebook, a "cold war" sort of thing, and call it The Fridge of War. Product description on wizards.com Posted at 10:54 AM Thu - March 1, 2007Cormyr: The Tearing of the Weave, March 2007Cormyr: The Tearing of the
Weave
Wizards of the Coast, March 2007 Co-authored with a D&D design dream team: Rich Baker, Bruce Cordell, Dave Noonan, and Matt Sernett. This is the first in a three-part adventure series that ushers in some significant changes in the Forgotten Realms. The keep with all the lizards is my responsibility. Product description on wizards.com Posted at 10:53 AM Sun - October 1, 2006Expedition to Castle Ravenloft, October 2006Expedition to Castle
Ravenloft
Wizards of the Coast, October 2006 Co-authored with the awesome Bruce Cordell, this is a complete overhaul and massive expansion of the classic adventure (not the whole campaign setting). It launched a short line of adventures featuring a new encounter format (goal: everything you need to run an encounter on one or two pages), and intended to be used as mini-campaigns. I think of it almost like an instanced dungeon in World of Warcraft: It's a site you can return to again and again on different quests. Only, I hope it changes more than an instance does. Product description on wizards.com Posted at 10:51 AM Sat - July 1, 2006In the Claws of the Tiger, July 2006In the Claws of the
Tiger
Wizards of the Coast, July 2006 My first novel! Book 3 in the War-Torn series is unconnected to the other War-Torn novels, and only loosely tied to the Last War. You should read this book. Book description on wizards.com Posted at 10:52 AM Secrets of Xen'drik, July 2006Secrets of
Xen'drik
Wizards of the Coast, July 2006 I was the freelance-wrangler for this one. I tried to be more hands-on for this than I'd been with some of the other books I've done that for, and I'm quite pleased with the results—even if I had nothing to do with them. Product description at wizards.com Posted at 10:49 AM Sat - April 1, 2006"Call of the Silver Flame," April 2006"Call of the Silver
Flame"
in Tales of the Last War, Wizards of the Coast, April 2006 This is a short story that serves as sort of a prelude to In the Claws of the Tiger. Not counting the bits on the web site, this is my first published fiction, and I'm very proud of it. Dania ir'Vran, the hero of the story, is a character who seems to be sticking with me even now. Book descriptino on wizards.com Posted at 10:52 AM Sun - January 1, 2006Player's Guide to Eberron, January 2006Player's Guide to
Eberron
Wizards of the Coast, January 2006 I really like this book, as a combination of an encyclopedic resource about Eberron suitable for a player's introduction along with new information and mechanical bits. The book was a bit of an experiment, in that I did all my design work in InDesign (instead of Microsoft Word) and put all the freelancers' contributions into InDesign as well, meaning I spent a lot of time worrying about copyfit. I'd never done that before, and it was a pain. That layout designed around 2-page spreads is cool in the final product, but it's hard work making it happen. I wish we (and our audience) were more tolerant of white space. Product description on wizards.com Posted at 10:48 AM Wed - December 7, 2005White Plume Mountain (revised), December 2005White Plume Mountain
(Revised)
Adventure on wizards.com, December 2005 I had the pleasure of writing a revision of the classic, original White Plume Mountain adventure with Andy Collins and Gwen Kestrel. This one is a tie-in to Weapons of Legacy, and includes stats for all three weapons (Wave, Whelm, and Blackrazor) as legacy weapons. Very cool stuff. And then Andy turned around and ran me through it a year and a half later... Read it online Posted at 11:46 AM Fri - October 28, 2005"The Eyes of Gith," October 2005"The Eyes of
Gith"
Short story on wizards.com, October 2005 Another short story, along the lines of "At the Wellspring." I really like this one, too, as an example of the kinds of horror we're talking about in the book. The kind with githyanki in it. Read it online Posted at 11:44 AM |
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