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I hate it when the floor disappears

Let me tell you about one of the biggest nuisances I have to deal with. Usually this doesn’t happen too often, just once a year or so. I mean when […]

sewyrn |

Birth-Pains

In Which We Learn of Beginnings and Awakenings Birth-pains Segment One: The Hanged Thief I’ve always thought you could learn a lot given enough money and enough time, but seventeen […]

Cryiron |

Death in Vienna

Warren is not the brightest adept you ever met but his heart is in the right place. This is from a game I ran about 8 years ago. It is […]

GBSteve |

Return

An Adept meets with an old friend, but things have changed. I knew you would be here. Not in any concrete way, but the same way I know when a […]

DigitalRaven |

Pilgrim’s Progress

A man who won’t stop. And a pause on the trip. He could make it in the big city. He was sure of it. Urban legends accreted around a kernel […]

Tom Lynch |

The Doll

A little thing I wrote about a man and his dead daughter. The Doll By Tim Akers I dream of angels and wheels, and of a picnic on a summer […]

Shadoth |

One chance to die

In the East Village, the opening gambit of a bid for immortality. New York in August bears a serious resemblance to Hell. Like Jules had always said – “I’m not […]

Gaston Phillips |