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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 12/17/2007 12:11 AM

From the Personal Journal of Saille Siannodel (Player Entry!):

Having established that Tybalt would come with us, and that he’d recovered well enough to walk (and fight, when need be), we proceeded down the staired hallway toward, we presumed, the other fiery door. Indeed, it led where we suspected and the amulet bearing the eye opened the curtain of flame, allowing passage to the platform that moved upward to the room where the statue lay.   We did not ... Read More »

By AWizardInDallas on 12/5/2007 11:05 PM

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By AWizardInDallas on 12/5/2007 11:05 PM

The arrangements had been made and the fellowship would be meeting in the library of the Shining Citadel for teleport to the second sliver of Slaughtergarde.  From there they would activate the gate mechanism built by the bizarre former celestial-turned-dwarf composer and astrologist, Urmanz.  They decided to act on Captain Harrak's seeming belief that it would at last take them to the undiscovered third sliver of Slaughtergarde.  They would then use the Obsid ... Read More »

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