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[Jaldaen]

Hello All,

I've been a freelance writer for the tabletop roleplaying game industry (such as Dungeons and Dragons) for the past 9 years and spent about 4 years of that time researching and developing a campaign setting called Nevermore. This setting draws upon the myths, folklores, and classical tales that make up our traditional literature and unites them into a dark fairytale world where the dreams and nightmares of mankind come to life. It's been a very long road getting this book finished (including many detours from my initial publisher closing its doors to rewriting this setting's rules three times due to shifting markets and changing D&D editions), but I never gave up on my dream to see it published for the Dungeons and Dragons rules system.

Anyways, I am just so happy to finally get some feedback on the book (which came out in late November). If you'd like to check out the review you can find it here:

http://www.neuroglyphgames.com/?p=1032

If you have any questions about the setting, then let me know as I'm always game to talk about it. Now if only I could get Bioware to license the world from me... (I know I'm dreaming, but its fun to think of what David and his crew would do with my world).

Best Wishes,
Joseph

Modifié par Jaldaen, 10 janvier 2010 - 05:20 .

[Jae Onasi]

Congrats on getting published!

[RavitalDaniel]

It looks like an interesting concept, Congrats!

[Jaldaen]

Thanks Jae and Ravital.

[Dark Lilith]

thats awesome. I hope you get someone to purchase the rights to it. A great concept, thank you for sharing your work and your happiness with us!

[Jaldaen]

Thanks Dark Lilith...



It was a long road to get to this point, but I learned a lot about game design and writing from this project and hopefully one day someone will pick the rights up and run with them.