Introduction Nothing hit home more than Andrew Marlowe’s article on Tuesday. I discovered my creative vein at the end of 2019, and have been fostering it throughout 2020. It hasn’t been easy folks, that is for sure! Last week’s...
Introduction I wanted to go into this article and put together a full archetype for you and go through all of my steps. As I was putting together all of my research and design thoughts, it became apparent to...
Introduction When I was doing the rough draft of this article it was refreshing to work on something different than the Quests. I think I was getting into a creative rut with them. It might’ve been better to have...
Introduction So, this is the end of the Quest line that I promised myself I would finish. It took more work than I expected, but I think it has all come together to tell a story. It might not...
Introduction First off, I want to give a huge ‘Thank You’ to our guest bloggers. I won’t lie, I was one of the KD crew that flagged behind and signaled to Ryan we might need a short break. My...
Introduction I almost want to start every one of these posts with “PHEW!”. These blog posts are one of the few non-work things that is helping me keep track of my days of the week! For those that don’t...
Introduction Just as I promised in my last installation, this week I’m taking a short break from writing the actual adventure to showcase the design process of creating a starship that I will need for Quest #4 which will...
Introduction There are times when you’re ready to sit down and turn thoughts in your head to words in the text editor. I’ve had a few of those times over the past few weeks. Unfortunately, it was never really...
Introduction Phew! Sometimes you just end up with a week or two of go,go,go! I organized an online convention last weekend and will be GMing at GenCon Online and helping out the KD team wrangle our guests for some...
Introduction These past two weeks have been a whirlwind for me! My partner has move to Florida for their job, and we’re going to be separated geographically for at least the next 10 months. It isn’t anything particularly new...