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Thanks for the kind words in the article Taeblewalker! That play test helped a lot to show me how to better explain the rules.

No problem! It looks like I will be able to come to the Long Island game next Sunday, so we can help you work at any last kinks.
 
Wrath of Ashardalon review.

BTW, if anyone is interested in subscribing to these posts, you can do so on the site! You will get an email telling you when I publish new material.
 
Great reviews Taeblewalker!

I've been tempted to try one of those games, but just haven't gotten to yet and haven't pulled the trigger on buying one of them. They do seem cool though..8)
 
Great reviews Taeblewalker!

I've been tempted to try one of those games, but just haven't gotten to yet and haven't pulled the trigger on buying one of them. They do seem cool though..8)

Thanks! Be sure to check out Superfly TNT's Superfly Circus - his team does awesome reviews.
 
Here's another article about mixing and matching Wrath of Ashardalon pieces with Castle Ravenloft and Legend of Drizzt.
 
Forgot to announce my latest release:

Icefall by David Wood

When the bones of the Magi are stolen from their resting place in a German cathedral, a dying priest's whispered clue catapults Dane and Bones into the midst of a deadly race to solve a centuries-old conspiracy. Danger lurks at every turn and no one knows where the clues will lead... or what they will uncover. From ancient cathedrals, to hidden temples, to icy mountain peaks, Dane and Bones must outrun and outwit their enemies in the thrilling adventure- Icefall. Don't miss this thrilling novella!


"If you're after a fast-paced read, David Wood's wise-cracking heroes Maddock and Bones will take you on a winter romp through snow-covered cathedrals, ice caves, pagan temples and Christian myth in search of the skulls of the Magi. This novella packs in the fist fights, cipher cracking and ancient secrets that all action adventure lovers will enjoy." Joanna Penn, author of Pentecost and Prophecy

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I've also contracted for all of my Dane Maddock books to be produced as audiobooks on Audible and iTunes. Quest and Cibola are already out. Dourado should be out in mid-January and Icefall sometime this winter.
 
I am presenting a paper on alternate methods to manage coal dust in Feb in Seattle and May in Baltimore. With each presentation, the article that I am presenting will be published.

This will be a sight to behold...Ryougabot in a suit...and not talking about synergies
 
I wrote a fantasy novel (100,000 words and with editing rising), entitled "War of the Wizard". It's not published yet, but I'm actively searching for an agent.

In the mean time, I'm using my book as a part of my school's CAD program (Certificate of Academic Distinction). My thesis is essentially that fantasy novels are not completely devoid of literary merit, and as such they could fit in with AP English curriculum. I'm also trying to get support for my book's introduction into the AP curriculum.
 
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