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Time to Roll Dice

 Hello. C J here. I've gone through my list of projects and everything looks good. The cookbook Cooking With a Wolf is going to be finalized soon and then I'll draw the cover art. The cover art will be of my main fursona holding a frying pan. Yes. It's that meta. I might cut out some of the less feasible recipes and finalize a few of the photographs but it will be done soon and then in print.


The Legend Series will be in open beta for at least a year and then I'll have the final free full pdf documents out here. The work making the games is completely done except the proofreading and playtesting. My project to build the next setting Carthia is going well and will be finalized closer to Summer. Carthia is in the same setting as my other works. I'm working on detailing the setting's Hell in a series of game manuals and then after Hell I'm returning to Ascala to write some game manuals just about it.


Ascala is still the main setting for the open beta. More can be found out about all of this in the Downloads page in the link there. The core rules for my official casual play card game Quantum are also done and up there for download. Quantum will be finalized in a later year and will also be free downloads you can print at home. This leaves me ready to move onto the next phase of the company's plans.


It's time to play my games with people. I've run a few sample combats myself and the dice do exactly what I want them to do. I've got four to five sessions of content written down and stats and lore for the first few fights and their opponents. I'm going to be finding people on Facebook mostly. These will be run as frequently as I can run them. I have eight pre-made characters with species and stats. Players can pick their genders. I have the ending planned out for people who want a full campaign and most of the middle as well. I'm starting out finding people in the Greymuzzles group on Facebook and will expand from there. I've already pitched the idea and gotten a lot of positive feedback. Time to roll dice. See you all at the gaming table.


C J Mcpherson 


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