This blog is a place for me to post a collection of short stories I am writing. These stories are set in a based on a world I created for D&D (Dungeons and Dragons for all non-players out there) Although at this point none of the stories I put up here will contain stories from actual groups I play with, I might put those stories up at some point, and I likely will reference the characters, as many have become legends in this world. That said, you need not be "in the loop" as far as these stories, or even know anything about D&D, to enjoy these stories. In essence, they will be fantasy stories that just happen to be set in a world I play D&D in. It will probably be a while before I get the first story up here. That is for a few reasons.
1) I am just about to start finals week at college, and that will take up alot of time.
2) I am going to spend some time just putting up basic info on the world and figuring out the site
3) I need to finish and edit the first story. once this story gets up, the others should (for the most part) follow fast behind.
That brings me to my next point. The stories themselves will, at the beginning, be part of one cohesive narrative, sort of like TV episodes. I may eventually add other naratives up, but to start I will be doing just one. Hopefully, I will be putting a story up once every one or two weeks once I get the first one up, but no promises, as mentioned before I am in college and it can take up a lot of time. However, if I can not get a story up on time, I will try to at least post an apology.
If you are really excited about this (and why wouldn't you be? It's going to be awesome! :) ) and can't wait to see some stuff, fear no more, I will include today part of the world map of this world, known as Paradur. This portion of the map is the upper reaches of the continent Coneil, known as the Eldas Plains, home of the Kingdom of Gorin and the Dair Rudagh clansmen
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| it should be noted that this map only contains the most important cities of Gorin. and a few miscellaneous other items. I also apologize for the size of the city labels. Hopefully I will eventually be able to get a better map up. |
