Guild Wars Nightfall
Publisher:
ArenaNet
Release Date: November
2006
ASIN: B000HCU7B8
Description:
This is the Guild Wars game I left Buffalo to work on.
Here is the description from Amazon.com: Guild Wars: Nightfall
takes you to the continent of Elona, for epic
role-playing and fantasy adventure! Elona is a
land of wealth and power, protected by its
champions, the Order of the Sunspears. In Guild
Wars Nightfall, Elona has fallen under the shadow
of an evil, outcast god. Against the encroaching
desolation of an infernal realm, the people of
Elona will need more than a hero to save them,
they will need a hero to lead them... For
nightfall is at hand.
Dragon Magazine
Silicon Sorcery: ICO
 Issue:
Dragon
Magazine #297
Date:
July 2002
Description:
The Silicon Sorcery column takes a look at a
computer or console roleplaying game, and finds
some aspect that players can use in their games.
This article shows how to create Nether creatures
(much like the whispy, shadow creatures in the
game Ico) using a template you can add to any
existing creature.
Wurms of the Far
Reaches
 Issue: Dragon
Magazine #296
Date:
June 2002
Description:
Wurms of the Far Reaches details twelve
land-based, druidical dragons in four size
categories (Wurmling, Adult, Greater, and Elder).
The twelve types correspond to different terrains
(River, Forest, Mountain, Sea, Swamp, Tundra,
Lava, Cave, Hill, Storm, Grassland, Sand).
Silicon Sorcery: Dark
Alliance
Issue: Dragon
Magazine #296
Date:
June 2002
Description:
The Silicon Sorcery column takes a look at a
computer or console roleplaying game, and finds
some aspect that players can use in their games.
This article gives game stats for the various
level bosses from the Baldur's Gate: Dark
Alliance game (Bugbear Chieftain, Karne, Xantam,
and Ilivarra).
Silicon
Sorcery—Gauntlet: Dark Legacy
 Issue: Dragon
Magazine #289
Date:
November 2001
Description:
The Silicon Sorcery column takes a look at a
computer or console roleplaying game, and finds
some aspect that players can use in their games.
This article describes potions and amulets you
can use in your game that were inspired by the
Gauntlet: Dark Legacy game.
The Splintered Mind
 Issue: Dragon
Magazine #281
Date:
March 2001
Description:
Written with Jesse Decker and Stephen Schubert,
this article describes a rebel, splinter group of
the Scarlet Brotherhood, including a history of
the group, exotic weapons used by the members,
the Truth Seeker prestige class, several new
psionic powers, and three class combos (which
provide level progressions from 1st to 20th
level).
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Heroes of Battle
Publisher:
Wizards
of the Coast
Release Date: May
2005
ISBN: 0-7869-3686-X
Description:
This is a Dungeons & Dragons handbook
I wrote with David Noonan and Stephen Schubert.
It is the first hardcover book I have ever worked
on. This handbook has rules, feats, spells,
prestige classes, and more to help you create a
war-time setting for your gaming group's
adventures.
Online Characters
Ranald the Sly
Website:
Montecook.com
Description:
Ranald the Sly is a sibeccai assassin in the
De-Shamod Element of the Nightwalkers in Monte
Cook's Diamond Throne game setting. Ranald is one
of the main characters in my story "Child of
the Street," which appears in the first
Diamon Throne anthology - Children of the Rune.
He appears as I envisioned him in the story, as a
3rd level sibeccai / 6th level unfettered.
Orion's Menagerie
Website:
Wizards
of the Coast
Description:
Orion Woodson is an elven cleric of Ehlonna
specializing in the Animal and Plant spheres. He
acts much like a Druid, with Animal Companions at
his side for protection, but still has all the
abilities of a cleric. This NPC Closeup article
stats out Orion at 3rd, 6th, and 10th level.
Online Adventures
Lorin's Chasm
Website:
Wizards
of the Coast
Date:
November 2001
Description:
Lorin's Chasm is a short adventure for four
5th-level characters that takes place in the
caves\par beneath a remote monastery devoted to
the sun god, Pelor. The monastery sits atop a\par
mountain range and has a large complex of caves
beneath, most of which are used as tombs\par for
the priests who have died there over the
centuries. The monastery and the adventure
can\par be placed easily on almost any world.
Over the Edge
Website:
Wizards
of the Coast
Date:
April 2001
Description:
Over the Edge is a short adventure for
four 9th-level characters. The adventure is set
in the Lortmil Mountains on a newly established
trade route between Ulek and Verbebonc, but could
be on any route that takes the characters through
a mountain pass.
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