Hope you all took the time to dress yourselves up into something scary.  I’m a little disappointing with my costume this year.  My initial idea didn’t really pan out, so I had to grab my backup.  Hopefully I’ll be able to make up for my lack of originality next year.

Also, today the last part of Ezmereth Nemrin’s story was published, and it would seem the site played a little trick on us, publishing them out of order…  So I’ve reset the order of the posts, and you can read the whole story by starting here.

Enjoy!

Well today I’m proud to announce that I’ve received Part 1 of this story, and have put it up on the site.  You can read the story by clicking on the link below:

RAWR: Ezmereth Nemrin’s Story – Part 1

I’m looking forward to seeing what happens next

Just wanted to post a quick update as to what’s going on as  I know the site has been static for the past little while.

First, I’m proud to say that the long awaited final part of “Halloween in Montreal” will be published this Friday.  The final chapter of this short story has been a tough write, what with all the answered questions and closure and what not.  That being said, its finally ready to be published, so keep an eye out for it.

Second, it looks like we’ll be treated to another DnD inspired short story from Alisttair.  As he noted on the latest RAWR post, Alisttair will be writing Ezmereth’s Story for publication on Folaji.com, a short story that will take a look at the character’s past in the world of RAWR.  I unfortunately don’t know much about Ezmereth, so all I can say right now is that I can’t wait to learn more about him… or her… or it…?

As a side note, Alisttair is also the author of War of the Soulhers: Dugar’s Story, a five part adventure that follows another one of his DnD alter egos in a ramp up to the War of the Soulhers DnD Adventure.  If you havn’t had the chance to read it yet, I encourage you to do so.

And finally, I’ve been kept busy on my end by some secret stuff.  What kind of secret stuff you ask?  Well, the kind of secret stuff that I can’t talk about, yet…  Although what I can say is that some of the secret stuff involves a new series on Folaji.com.

Alright, that’s all for now, see you guys on Friday.

In the meantime, for those of you following the RAWR adventure, Ingram was nice enough to provide an update that you can read here.

Hope it was fun!

My Internet was installed yesterday afternoon, and I couldn’t be happier.

Now I’ll be spending the following couple of weeks catching up on updating Folaji.com, with the first update being the post of RAWR: Expedition to Chult – Part 3, written by Fyrewind and sent to me way to long ago.

Hope you enjoy, and hope that those of your participating in the RAWR D&D adventure have fun tomorrow (if there is a session).

Enjoy!

Fyrewind sent me  a copy last week, and I’ve yet to find the time to review it while I get ready to move to Montréal, but I’m hoping it’ll be up soon.

I just want to say how fun it was to play with you guys and how I’ll miss our weekly adventures.  I also regret that I won’t be able to participate in Fyrewind’s upcoming “RAWR” adventure, though as I said earlier tonight, I don’t mind guest-starring a few times.  I’ll keep the website up as a tool for you all to use with the upcoming adventure, as well as a place for me to continue posting stories (new stories are always welcome, of course ).

Also, with the adventure now over, I will start writting stories set in the Soulhers universe, seeing as there is still much more to be said and done.  Who knows, maybe Herman and the Masters of the Universe may pop by once in a while.

After all, as we learned with Omar, Ivel and Barash: in the world of the Soulhers, no one ever really dies…

Also, some information on RAWR from Fyrewind’s recent forum post:

Rawr is only the codename until I get a suitable title and will be tied to an upcoming Dnd campaign I am attempting to throw together. More info on that coming in the future when I get more stuff done.

And finally, you can find more and all information about this story by visiting the RAWR story page.