My non-”Blood Skies” related works.
Short Stories
The Gallows
(Published back when I was a freshman in college in a local Denver magazine called Invisible Sun. It was so long ago I don’t even have a copy of the story anymore. This is proof of how old I am.)
A lonely man visiting his wife’s grave finds himself the target of the cemetery’s more restless inhabitants.
Fade
(Published in Walkabout, the CU Boulder literary collection)
Domestic bliss isn’t always what it seems. If you want proof, just ask the brother and sister what happened to their father.
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Better Days
(Published in Walkabout, the CU Boulder literary collection)
Claudette is trapped in her own home, experiencing frightening visions of a life she may or may not have lived.
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Dungeons & Dragons Role-Playing Material
Bloodhollow
(Published through Bastion Press)
People have been disappearing from the countryside at an alarming rate. While all signs point toward the vicious mercenary group known as the Black Hand, there is something more insidious afoot. An evil force thought long dead has given rise to a new power, a power that will stop at nothing to gather the flesh and blood it needs. Unless a group of stalwart heroes can put an end to the threat of Bloodhollow, the denizens of the surrounding lands will serve as fuel for its dark journey.
Black Ice Well
(Published through Monkey God Enterprises)
Buried deep beneath the earth, beyond the haunted and malign forest known as the Wormwood, lies Black Ice Well. Once a temple devoted to the Sajaith demon clan, the Well is now a cold and haunted tomb, rumored to be replete with mutant brood and undead horrors. But the greatest terror of the Well is not what guards it, but what they are protecting — the cremated remains of Shae Mora, the dreaded and legendary vampire dragon who once terrorized an entire Empire.
(Available at RPG.Net)
Hellstone Deep
(Published through Monkey God Enterprises)
There was a time when darkness reigned. In a war lost to history and myth, the dread God Chairos engaged in a campaign of destruction and conquest. His goal was to topple the existing pantheon of gods, and to establish a dark new order in which he was supreme…a goal in which he was nearly successful. Only after a long and vicious campaign between Chairos’ diabolic forces and the celestial armies of good were his evil plans torn asunder.
But evil never dies. For Chairos’ mightiest weapon in his dark campaign—the Chain of Scars—has been discovered. Draz Ghulan, a fiendish general with his mind set on revenge, has rekindled the flames of the ancient conflict with his burning hatred. In his possession lies the Chthonic Heart, the one item capable of reactivating the awesome power of the Chain of Scars. Unless Ghulan is stopped, Chairos’ lost campaign of terror and annihilation will begin anew, and the awesome and untold powers of the Chthonic Heart shall be released unto the unsuspecting world.
(Available at RPG.Net)
The Black Egg
(Published in Dungeon Magazine #106)
The screams became overpowered by the sound of the terrible falling star–a black orb of malign energy hurled from the firmament in the dead of night. In that instant, the village of Rhale was utterly destroyed, reduced to a hollow crater of flaming decay. Now, frightened talk of a dark presence descended from above has taken root, though none can put name to the faceless fear that might reside within this terrible orb.
(Available at Paizo)
Fane of the Witch King
(Published through Necromancer Games and Troll Lords Games)
Eons ago, the world was held in the grip of fear by the dark city of Krezzel Dul and its dark master: Osenkej, the Witch King. Though this great evil was finally defeated, some portion of the city — the Ebon Fane — remains buried deep underground. But worse is what lies deeper: beneath the Fane is the Black Vault, wherein reside numerous artifacts and creatures of great and unimaginable evil. Now, a dark army known as the Ghul Legion seeks to plunder these vile treasures – if they are not stopped, the horrors of the Witch King will be free again!
(Available at DriveThru RPG)
Articles for Wizards of the Coast
I wrote a number of articles for the now defunct Dungeons & Dragons Skirmish Game a while back. They won’t mean much to you if you’ve never played the Skirmish Game, but they were sure a lot of fun to write.
Blood War Internal League
Not In the Face!
Frigid DemiseLurking With Lidda
The Art of Warbands
Skullfire
Wild Things
Last Battles
Part One
Part Two
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