Clan of the Il: Year 3145
Suffice to say, this isn’t official any more as it became obsolete the moment I resigned from the company.
The Clan of Il
Enjoy what is now a “what if” look at the universe in the 32nd century.
The Creative’s Tale: A Self Review in Epic Form
Fair warning: this is what happens when you tell an extreme creative like me there’s only one guideline to do something. Enjoy.
The Well
One emotion ran through him with a bitter sting, an emotion he had not felt in decades, if not centuries.
Fear.
Dominus Rising
One of the major points I pushed hard for was the re-emergence of the Word of Blake as a primary foe going into the post-3250 era. That meant an evolution of sorts for the faction, so I sketched out my own thoughts on how that would come to pass.
Sketching the Future
Vision? Check. Direction? Check. Concept? Check. Artist? Check.
So what’s next?
Proposing Future War: SCOUR and SCYTHE
Operations SCOUR and SCYTHE were two major campaigns that I helped orchestrate within our massive canon timeline. They were officially Stone’s biggest combined campaigns of the war, culminating in the emancipation of Terra from the Word of Blake’s choking grasp.
Serial Building In A Time of War
Serialized stories can do more than just tell a great connected story. They can showcase how a great RPG campaign arc can be, too.
Artistic Character
Using artwork has a number of benefits, the biggest being the ability to create a future reality.
Creating Character
You’ve sold the idea, but that’s the easy part. How do you bring this brainchild into the realm of reality?