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Tales of the Wolf Folk Sea
Greetings
Welcome to this, an introduction to a weekly series of articles about a world. The series will be appearing every Wednesday at the Gaming Outpost. However, unlike the introduction they will be pay articles. So you'll have to subscribe to read them (if you haven't already).
The series will deal with the world of Ki, its peoples and nations. The magic and beasts of Ki, and whatever else that comes to mind, or the readers suggest as subjects. Later today (early tomorrow morning more likely) the first pay article should appear. The title will be, The Magick of Ki.
Tales of the Wolf Folk Sea is presented in the hope it proves to be an inspiration to would be world creators, and an idea mine for everyone. Suggestions, corrections, feedback, tales of how you used something from an article in the series is welcome.
Ki is very much a work in progress, so at times discrepencies will show up. Since you're going to point them out anyway, I'm taking this opportunity to extend formal permission for you to do so. If you like, you can think of each article as being written using different sources, which may contradict each other, and that should save us all a lot of time and typing.
(I can always hope.)
Here's hoping that by the time you read this the first in the series is up. If you haven't subscribed, go do that right now. It's a U.S. dollar a month, and you can subscribe for as many months as you like. Till then.
Alan
Welcome to this, an introduction to a weekly series of articles about a world. The series will be appearing every Wednesday at the Gaming Outpost. However, unlike the introduction they will be pay articles. So you'll have to subscribe to read them (if you haven't already).
The series will deal with the world of Ki, its peoples and nations. The magic and beasts of Ki, and whatever else that comes to mind, or the readers suggest as subjects. Later today (early tomorrow morning more likely) the first pay article should appear. The title will be, The Magick of Ki.
Tales of the Wolf Folk Sea is presented in the hope it proves to be an inspiration to would be world creators, and an idea mine for everyone. Suggestions, corrections, feedback, tales of how you used something from an article in the series is welcome.
Ki is very much a work in progress, so at times discrepencies will show up. Since you're going to point them out anyway, I'm taking this opportunity to extend formal permission for you to do so. If you like, you can think of each article as being written using different sources, which may contradict each other, and that should save us all a lot of time and typing.
(I can always hope.)
Here's hoping that by the time you read this the first in the series is up. If you haven't subscribed, go do that right now. It's a U.S. dollar a month, and you can subscribe for as many months as you like. Till then.
Alan
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