Seek the Wolf in Thyself!
Started the Dragonstar: The Mind’s Lost Legacy page. Dragonstar setting is basically D&D in space. I really enjoy this campaign setting because it had the best of both worlds. I found myself easily coverting D&D stuff to the setting, making dungeons in asteroids and temples into space stations. The inspiration of this campaign revolved around…
The Crew wanted out and back to their normal time. They knew they could not leave the sorcerer or the Faceless Man would have access to the modern knowledge locked up inside the half-dragon half-insane mind. However, the crazy old magic user was probably not going to go of his own free will. The sorcerer informed…
The Fortress awaited atop the volcanic mountain. Gaseous cloud kept much of the mountain covered, and the noxious gases made the trek difficult. The entrance was once guarded, but apparently no longer – the very modern guard robots were destroyed and lying in the jungle underbrush beside the entrance. The entrance lay wide open, awaiting…
Leaving the ship behind, they took a dune crawler across the sands to chase down the sand rat party. The coordinates of the black box found on the dead trader’s body lead them to a mesa out in the middle of the searing desert. The odd thing was the top was blurred, but they assumed…
The Tapani Now State of the Sector after the Rimmas Incident The Rimmas Incident (where a Imperial Torpedo Sphere was lost in the Rimmas Nebula near the Reena region of space) was a pivotal event in the Tapani Sector’s existence. Houses rose and fell because of it. Much was lost and gained. And it was…
The Lost Legacy lands on the desert near a trading post owned by a friend of Lianna’s. They find it ransacked and a few well-armed sand rats hold up in the trading post. The sand rats are part of a raiding party looking for a “black box” from an Imperial Scout ship. One of their…
Human Cult Leader
Sisar Run Faction
I’ve finally recovered enough to type up my thoughts and reflections of probably one of the most exhilarating and frustrating experiences I’ve ever gone through. ConCarolinas started from me in 1998-1999 when I was approached by one of the members of SECFi (South East Convention Fandom, Inc.) about something called the Charlotte WorldCon Bid. They…