Undercover (D&D Adventure)
Previous Installment: Only the desperate beg
Kenshin stepped over a prone man as he entered the bellows. He was not sure that the dirty human...
Only the desperate beg (D&D Adventure)
Previous Installment: God is Dead
Gold didn’t mean much to Kenshin. It was a means to an end. When he needed arrows, gold bought them. When...
God is Dead (D&D Adventure)
Previous installment: Desk Jockeys and Pencil Pushers in Crestfire (D&D Adventure)
The party faced difficult circumstances. To cross the desert to the north, they needed...
Desk Jockeys and Pencil Pushers in Crestfire (D&D Adventure)
Previous installment: Crestfire
“Please remain in the queue, foreigner,” the half-orc guard ordered, once again, as Kael tried to jump the queue. The line snaked...
Crestfire (D&D Adventure)
(Artwork by Darkcloud013)
Previous installment: Diving in the Desolation
The golden sandstone towers of Crestfire were revealed upon the horizon long before its pyramids. The monuments...
ID (Dystopian Short Story)
ID was written for a short story competition with the theme of life under a surveillance state. In the vein of 1984, I wrote...
Live by the Sword
In my Matric (final High School) year, I was asked to write a lot of short stories in English. Many of these have been...
Diving in the Desolation (D&D Adventure)
Previous installment: Songs of Desolation
The group was still panting after the skirmish with the sirens. They had lost a crew member, but no one...
Songs of Desolation (D&D Adventure)
Read the previous installment here: Departing March Crossing Part 1 and 2
The sun shone, but did little to alleviate the chill in the air....
Departing March Crossing: Part 2 (D&D Adventure)
Read Part 1 here: Departing March Crossing Part 1
The inhabitants of the tavern bolted in all directions, many climbing through windows.
“It can’t be,” Kael...
