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Illuminating the Elements of Wizardry

Welcome friends, family, and guests of similar aptitudes and interests to my personal plane of existence on the world wide woe. I’m a man of diverse talents and interests so the primary endeavor of this, my virtual space, is to express and explore my personal technogeekery in all its magnificent multiform. To that end, this site is an ever-shifting experiment, a tower of spinning gadgets and apparatus, a magic puzzle box for my memories, and a laboratory for my transmutative programmery. So, take your time. Read if you like, begone if you must. I’ll be here somewhere weaving my spells.

Since Blogger does blogification way better than DNN, I'm moving the blogs here to my blogger page.

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By AWizardInDallas on 4/24/2009 7:10 PM

The Valley of Obelisks was saved... again!  After a thousand years of peace a small group of heroes eventually rose to the occasion: Draupnir, Duira, Hilda, Jalis, Lanius and Saille, who in the latter days became their leader.  It took the green dragon Pzyruxal to make them pick a leader.  The heroes went on to deal with the dragon, withholding one of her eggs so that they might flee her clutches to safety.  They arranged to have the last egg teleport ... Read More »

By AWizardInDallas on 11/6/2008 7:44 PM

I'm closing this blog today. It's become too much of challenge to keep the blog as well as the campaign going, while working on Hero Lab and my campaign world and...well you get the picture.

By AWizardInDallas on 5/11/2008 4:58 PM

From the Private Journal of Duira Siannodel:
(Player Submitted Entry)

"Well we managed to kill all the forest trolls and burned them so they wouldn’t come back, and the Thorns who helped us were nice and as a thank-you, gave us four vials of barkskin potion.  Not exactly the nice crown I was wearing for awhile, but who’s counting?&am ... Read More »

By AWizardInDallas on 5/9/2008 9:00 PM

I spent some time today (about two hours) analyzing the entire "grapple" process and it seems to me that the trouble with the rules isn't that they are too complex.  The real trouble is, and this is the problem with the vast majority of D&D, is that they are grossly verbose.  It seems to me that t ... Read More »

By AWizardInDallas on 4/16/2008 9:52 PM

Ratlings have taken over the city of Sumberton.  Plague spreads outward from the city threatening the people of the valley with sickness and death.  Slaughtergarde is no more yet a demonic lord appears to have arisen in the abandoned halls of Castle Grievous to the west, in the guise of a red dragon.   This diabolical new lord seeks to collect all the souls of the valley, to become no less than a god.  Has the lord of Slaughtergarde himself r ... Read More »

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