ToothyBeastie

1) First list 6+ of your favorite OCs so we can see your list of all your wonderful OCs. This looks uber duber fun! I'll do the MCs for my book Fire Dawn (which you may read here http://www.fictionpress.com/s/3047074/1/Fire_Dawn ) and it just so happens there are exactly six: -Tabitha -Sigrun -Zoe -Val -Skilorus -Llyr 2) Who is your favorite OC? Val. He's a snarky, English, waistcoated, grin-happy guy that looks like Tom Hiddleston and has past issues that would fill a phonebook. Rawr. 3) Who is your least favorite? What kind of fool question is this?! 4) Who is your most developed? Tabitha. She's the one who started out the stor

Hey guys! I am super excited because I am currently making a D&D setting called Pandraesa. It tosses out all the old playable races in favour of several new ones, as well as having a new magic system and a simpler class system. Five hundred years previously, the continent of Lyonesse to the south was destroyed by an anormous explosion- set off by the Lyonesians, the inhabitants of Lyonesse, in order to drive back the horde of Reapers threatening to kill everything and everyone on the surface. The Lyonesian survivors, wanting to escape the sheer devastation and the destructive energy left over from the explosion, fled north to Pandraesa and th

So I was watching movies and reading books- two beloved pastimes- when I decided that I wasnted to write some more urban fantasy. And I am. I was thinking sort of a celtic-folklore based one with the Sidhe and the Tuatha de Danann and more based on mythological beasts rather than the Buffy approach with demons and vampires (I love Buffy, but I don't want to clone her). Because seriously, I am not coming up with anthing particularly interesting for secondary world stuff, and I am a mythology geek and love the idea that there could be a hidden world all around...So yeah. Just had to say that.