Current Project: Avenshia
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Based on a Post-Apocalyptic Fantasy concept, Avenshia follows different individuals through their experiences in a new world.
There will be four books in the base series based on one epic event that concludes each book and ties them all together.
Additionally, there will be compendiums and campaigns for your favorite RPG's.
The possibilities with this series are endless. I am working on the next book "Honey Badgers". It follows a group devoted to protecting their town from the unknown creatures roaming their countryside following Avenshia. Additionally, check out the RPG supplements to run your own Avenshian Campaign. Includes a Gunslinger class as well as a new Guardian class, not to mention all the rules needed to run a game in Avenshia (even a Big Foot race). |
Fantasy/RPG Projects
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Want to take an RPG road trip? Click on the image to the left and enjoy the trip. Enjoy fantasy, try the enchanted coloring book as well. |
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| Go on a treasure hunt full of traps and puzzles in this adventure good for any setting. | The long lost journal of a treasure hunter. It contains hints and clues to finding the treasure. | A bunch of different helpers to make your GM job easier. |
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Coding Project: JSnD
| JSnD is a game engine completely written in JavaScript. It is a simple RPG engine based on the d20. The characters and special abilities have been simplified to work on the engine and some special abilities are used by multiple classes. It is designed to work with a Google Sheet which can be used to help populate levels and characters/monsters. Levels can be created with little to no programming experience and yet advanced programming can be used to create code such as your own AI for the monsters. Characters/monsters can be created in any pixel editor sized 30x30. This site does a great job. The game layout is all simple HTML that just requires a few "divs" with the proper "ids", the JavaScript does the rest. Dont' want a legend, don't add the code for it. Users can style the layout with CSS later if desired. |
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