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- The Trivium Proportion, Part 11 (A Cyberpunk Tale), by David Phillips
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Mixing it up with EVIL
Posted on July 26, 2010 | 2 CommentsBy Jonathan Jacobs Alignment in Dungeons & Dragons is used as a guideline by players and dungeon masters (DM) to compartmentalize the game world into clear choices of good or... -
Design Philosophy Phase Zero
Posted on March 3, 2010 | No CommentsEdited by Jonathan Jacobs Introductions and Building a City in Miniature Hello O’Readers of Nevermet Press! The name’s Steven Schutt, and I have a few things up on the site...
