What I've Written

Total Verbage Overall: 118,760

	Earthdawn is what sword and sorcery games were meant to be. High fantasy in the finest tradition. The course of the world can be changed by a few staunch heroes in the right time at the right place. Complex politics allow for intrigue in a grand style.  Earthdawn is copyright and a trademark of FASA Corporation, and is used here noncompetitively to refer to their rolegaming system.
Total Verbage: 84,427 Total Critters: 35	Qural Lo'tectica  1176 words  A Horror construct that originally appeared in Earthdawn Journal #2. Very nasty critter, not something you ever want to run into.
	The Fountain Parchment  An Ancient Mystery   Island of Fear  4500 words  These are basically short-short stories with plot hooks for further gaming, and a separate rules section in the back of the book for the GM. My favorite remains the Dreaded Tiki Horror.
	Deep Trouble  8000 words  Spelunking, dwarf politics, and a curse of darkness on a city not yet open for settlers plus a rival team of adepts put the player characters into some nasty situations, not all of which can be resolved with swordplay.
	Ardatha  8526 words  A city that was deliberately built to be a trading point, at a strategic location where two rivers join. Some politics, some intrigue, some plot hooks, the usual stuff. As the magazine is out of print, the article is available on the magazine's web site.  Children of Jaspree  2119 words  Several new creatures including the Ufghant, Kygren, Spoogra, and Kyrell. As the magazine is out of print, the article is available on the magazine's web site.
	Children of Jaspree  3375 words  New creatures including the Diva Bird, Tigathna, Thunder Tree, and Qural. As the magazine is out of print, the article is available on the magazine's web site.  Servalen  4844 words  A town deep in the Servos Jungle, a hangout for pirates and mercenaries and worse, much to the consternation of the townsfolk. As the magazine is out of print, the article is available on the magazine's web site.
	Anghali G'Hosteren  6185 words  A Dinganni tent city in southwestern Barsaive, a major trading point and a hotbed of intrigue. As the magazine is out of print, the article is available on the magazine's web site.
	Concerning The Weather of Barsaive  2446 words  A discourse on the weather (or lack thereof) in Barsaive  Children of Jaspree  4866 words  More creatures, including the jidwar, pencarrig, tabri, turfcutter beetle, vofoq, jacoti and ntelok
	Useful Magical Items  744 words  More common magic items to blow your money on  The Floating Kaer  627 words  A legend for Earthdawn, aboard an airborne kaer  Children of Jaspree  3934 words  Storm Spirit, Kwaltec, Tonduy, Walking Heads
	Cookery of Barsaive  1834 words  A collection of recipes for Barsaivian food. Tested and player approved.  Children of Jaspree  2259 words  More new creatures, including the Gelteckin, Floating Heads, Vuljecn, and Azontu  The Stolen Sword  1205 words  A legend from Iopos, involving the theft of a Pattern item from one of the nobility
	Tesrae Ti'Serenmistishsa  16,961 words  Citadel of the True Followers, a city of orthodox elves laid out and managed according to elven spiritual and philosophical beliefs. Easy to get into trouble there, as there's two police forces, one secular and one spiritual.
	Children of Jaspree  6583 words  A collection of critters, including the ojovi, linfait, tepnidhu, edex, gudrisn, p'zoul, and oxetat
	Swamp Creatures  3561 words  Unpleasant Animal Encounters for the Mist Swamps, including the himme'oy, qelodo, gotampeuy and fisher wasps  The Grimoire  682 words  New spells, including Bridge of Light, Dazzling Cloud, Enigmatic Eye, Icewall and Spirit Blade  I also edited this issue. Would have edited Issue #10 but the publisher went out of business after I'd already sent in the interior proofs.
	Elves with guns, dwarven computer hackers, ork street samurai, troll mercenaries, riggers who jack into their vehicles, and corporate mages. What more could you ask for? Besides a Really Big Gun and a Quickened Personal Antispell Barrier, that is...  Shadowrun is copyright and a trademark of FASA Corporation, and is used here noncompetitively to refer to their rolegaming system.
Total Verbage: 26,333	Nissan Stallion  154 words  A high-powered street bike that tends to attract a lot of attention, not all of it wanted.  Acers  1563 words  Power armor for Shadowrun  MAO Inhibitors  721 words  Drugs that keep your adrenal boosters from getting flatlined by that secguard with the Ares Squirt loaded with DMSO/MAO.  Cop Gear  1488 words  Why it is that the officer knows what you're carrying from across the street.  The General Store  3632 words  New decking utilities, a decker's hangout and a legendary decker all in one place.
	McKissack's Chameleon  250 words  Not all paranimal threats are big nasty eat-your-head type critters. Fast and sneaky can be just as annoying.
	Vatjob  18,525 words  A street-level run for starting characters, set in the Davidsford Sprawl, what used to be known as Nashville, Tennessee. Designed for a mixed group of low resources. Played as a tournament module at Gamicon.
	The first major release for Fractal Dimensions' SORD, Da'akfal is a gameworld with very limited resources, a tribal culture, and conflicting theocracies. Recommended for the mature roleplayer, as this is not hack'n'slash.  SORD and Da'akfal are copyright and trademarked by Fractal Dimensions, and are used here noncompetitively to refer to their rolegaming system.
Total Verbage: XXXX	Lost Knowledge  28,000 words and still growing (it's a campaign sourcebook, whaddaya want?)  The usual sort of adventure I write, a main plot and several complicated subplots that involve a missing scholar, an ancient artifact, and academic politics. Stuff you can't hack your way through, that requires serious roleplaying to get anything accomplished.
	Put out by White Wolf Game Studio, Mage is a game of conflicting ideologies and views, where magic is determined by how you see the world and where disagreements over the future of humanity drive the war. Subvert the dominant paradigm.  Mage: The Ascension is copyright and a trademark of White Wolf Game Studio, and is used here noncompetitively to refer to their rolegaming system.
Total Verbage: 8000	Kopa Loei  8000 words  Polynesian magical traditions rendered into Mage: The Ascension terms, the Kopa Loei are a Craft, not making much of a distinction between a Hedge Wizard and a True Mage. Their magic is strongly based on their religion and cultural tabus, dividing up more by social function than by Sphere.

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