
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 know its a day late, but Tuesdays Article was a little haphazard, so lets try again, shall we? This has proven to be really tough to move from my head to paper, and I think I might have it this time.
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