Naturally, that also involved making decisions about how and why the Forgotten Realms campaign setting should evolve to keep up with the newest edition of the game. Shortly after I finished up The Last Mythal, we started serious work on 4 th Edition Dungeons & Dragons in my “day job” as a D&D designer. Okay, on to Swordmage, the first volume in my Blades of the Moonsea trilogy! Swordmage I’m not doing a lot of direct work on these (well, I’ll be writing at least one adventure in Protostar), but I’ll lend a hand where I can. I expect we’ll see the Protostar Mission Guide and The Shipyard before the holidays. I’m pretty proud of how the book turned out, and we’re diving in on the follow-on sourcebooks. Second, I’m happy to report that the ALTERNITY Science Fiction Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook is entering distribution. And finally Restless Lightning, book 2 of the series, comes out this October. If you missed Valiant Dust in hardbound, here’s your chance to pick it up in paperback.
I also just received my paperback copies of Valiant Dust (book 1), which should be hitting the bookstores this week. Sikander North is now in command of his own starship, and he’s up against a secessionist Caliphate governor, a sector teeming with space pirates, and a bitter enemy from his past. Before I do, let me share a couple of personal updates:įirst, I’m now working on the rewrite for Scornful Stars, which will be Book 3 of my Breaker of Empires series.
#Masters of blade magic a swordmage handbook series
I see that I’ve now interrupted my series of retrospectives looking back on my novels for a good five months, so it’s high time that I returned to the topic.
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