Conrad Rice

He smiled that eternal, seemingly unflappable smile of his, took off his top hat, and bowed his head a little. “How do you do then, Martha Denizen? I must say ...

I live! Sorry about that. Was flying on planes and things on Saturday, and spent most of today crashing. But fear not! I approve of these profiles you set before ...

All right, so all spots have been filled. Now I need character sheets from you guys, based off of the little things I gave you. Feel free to expand and ...

It is the year 1902, in a world that is almost like ours, but not quite. Countries are almost the same, but noticeably different. Ideologies have suffered the same fate ...

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Orren ran things over in his head. The open path would be the one he and his kind would be most comfortable with. Centaurs did better out in the open. ...

This was unsatisfactory. Orren gave Tin a glare, but he knew better than to publicly reprimand her. That would do no good. While it would make him seem stronger in ...

Orren thought over all that Verdandi had said. She would know more than he would. After all, she was a priestess. If there was anyone here who knew at all ...

Orren nodded at what Verdandi was saying to him. He had to admit that she brought up a good point. The elves were fast. Speed would be required at points ...

Orren saw as some of his centaurs grabbed some humans as they ran off. Verdandi managed to grab the doctor and get her on her back. Good. The doctor's healing ...

Orren looked around. They did not have a few minutes. They had to get going now. There was no way that they were going to be able to stand against ...

Orren nodded his head at Verdandi's statement. This was indeed a beautiful part of the land. After the elvish advance had been halted, and that horrid race driven back to ...

Orren nodded his head at Verdandi's statement. This was indeed a beautiful part of the land. After the elvish advance had been halted, and that horrid race driven back to ...

"Yes," Orren said, not taking note of Verdandi's grumbling for the moment. "The Kobols run down into friendlier territory. We can travel through them until we are out of the ...

"I will be fine," Orren said to his charge. "I slept enough last night to hold me through." He glanced back out at the hills. To the west were the ...