This is my Fantasy Role-playing world. It started on a misty college campus back in 1981. As a nerdy freshman, all of my nerdy friends and I spent most of our free time playing Dungeons and Dragons. I soon became one of the more prolific dungeon masters in my clique and this world is the result. After college, it gradually lost its steam and by the 1990's lay mostly dormant. But in 2002, the gods grew anxious to roll some dice and the Voyager Campaign was born. When that campaign reached its "epic conclusions" in 2007, we retired it and started over at first level with The "V2" Campaign. Then, in 2009 we gave 4th edition D&D a try with the "V3" campaign, but that experiment ended in 2012 … “for reasons”. Perhaps the future will see more gaming in this world, but for now it is dormant…

This wiki has grown in fits and starts and suffers from a lack of overall structure. However, you will occasionally see sub-sections on pages labeled as “Common”, “Expert”, and “Hidden” Knowledge. These three categories reflect what the common man know, what the learned man knows, and what is the “truth”.

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For the meat of this wiki, please see A Player's Handbook for the Third Age.

• The Backbone Campaign (2015?, D&D 5th edition)
• "V3", aka "The Agents of Fortune" (2009-2012, D&D 4th edition)
• "V2" (2007-2009, D&D 3.5)
• Voyager (2002-2007, D&D 3rd edition & 3.5)
• King's Island (1986-1990) (Fantasy Hero)
• The "Pelham Campaign" (Fantasy Hero)
• The Micronauts (1983-1985, AD&D)
• The Good Party (1981-1987, AD&D)
• The Summer Campaign (1982, AD&D)
• D'Hari (First Age) (Fantasy Hero)
• The Pioneers (First Age) (1984-1985, AD&D)

In addition to the campaign pages (above), I have a (partial) summary of many of my old AD&D adventures.

For a “Creative Writing” course in college, I churned out a wretched piece of fluff called "The Fall of Edric". Several years after college, I began the process of converting my early D&D games into stories, which were eventually called "The Chosen". While these stories are a vast improvement over my college attempt, they are still clearly in the realm of “fan-fic”. If nothing else, they impressed upon me a great appreciation for the job of a writer.