
Today, we move beyond the classes and descriptions, and start in on chapter 2: The Kingdoms and Regions of Coldforged. We’ll start out with the most influential of the regions: The 10 Kingdoms!
Continue readingToday, we move beyond the classes and descriptions, and start in on chapter 2: The Kingdoms and Regions of Coldforged. We’ll start out with the most influential of the regions: The 10 Kingdoms!
Continue readingToday we have the final 4 Subclasses for Coldforged, the elemental power wizard schools of Aeromancer, Electromancer, Geomancer, and Hydromancer.
Continue readingI didn’t get my second article out last week for the Class Paths, but here I am making sure we get one this week, holidays or not! Here, I present the Enforcer (Rogue) Marchblooded (Sorcerer), Accursed (Warlock), and two of the Wizard Schools: Pyromancy and Cryomancy.
Continue readingLast week wasn’t my best week, but I’ll try and have two preview articles to make up for it. I know I’m not keeping my schedule, but bear with me as I write and edit the book. This week, I’ll have 10 subclasses! the first five are here: The Druid, Fighter, Monk, Ranger and Paladin Subclass Paths
Continue readingAfter taking two weeks off for Thanksgiving, let’s take a look at the first few subclasses! Feedback is still open on these, let me know!
Continue readingThis week, we take a look at how each class is viewed in each region. It’s a bit of a light segment, so I added the Subclass list to it (though I have shown these off a bunch) for fun.
Continue readingThis week’s Coldforged Sneak Peak is Ancestry and Heritage! these pages discuss the very basics of the choices for your lineage in a Coldgforged Campaign!
Continue readingWhile I’ve taken September and October off from writing regular articles, that doesn’t mean that I don’t want to provide updates time and again. This isn’t going to be anything particularly huge, but its something!
Continue readingI’ve been working on writing my book, but its become obvious that I have to take some time to concentrate on finishing it up. August has been really miserable to me overall, and I wasn’t able to achieve what I’d put on my plate. I take all of October off each year, too, and this put September in a bind. I’d have four weeks of content to spout out while trying to catch up.
Instead of trying to do that, I want to focus on editing for the next 60 days, taking all of october and all of september off (and most of august, if we’re honest)
With enough focus, I will be back on the 3rd of November with new articles, hopefully about how cool the book is progressing, and what I am doing to get it published. Its the longest break I’ve taken from writing in the 6ish years I’ve been doing this, so its a little spooky, but its something I knew would be coming up. Editing takes focus and direction, and I’m at the point where I have to sit down and not worry about posts or content.
I’ll still be relaxing, so don’t expect that I won’t have anything up. Facebook will still have some random stuff, much more spur of the moment, quick hits, to stay in touch.
Well. For the longest space yet.
Until next time.