What's Keith Up To?
I've been traveling ever since the release of the Wayfinder's Guide to Eberron and I'm only just getting caught up on things. Here's of a few of the things I'm doing...
- I collaborated with Guild Adept Robert Adducci and my Manifest Zone co-host Wayne Chang on Curtain Call, a 1st-level adventure set in Sharn. It's available now on the DM's Guild! I'm also working on Morgrave's Miscellany—a follow-up to the WGtE with Ruty Rutenberg—and a few other things of my own.
- Last Wednesday, I baked cookies with the crew from D&D Beyond.
- D&D Beyond has posted a few more talks with me, including this post on Religion and Faith in Eberron and this post on Halflings.
- I'm a guest at DragonCon and Rose City Comic Con.
- If you're going to be in Portland, Oregon on September 8th, you could play D&D with ME as part of the Level Eater charity event. I'm running VIP Table 3, and there's still a few seats left!
Beyond that, of course, I'm dealing with all the challenges of everyday life (the pipes burst in my kitchen sink!) and playing in and running a few Eberron games (I'm hoping my envoy didn't cause the Mourning by killing someone on the dance floor in Metrol, but I won't know for certain until the next adventure).All this has slowed down my production speed on the website. I'm working on an article about common magic, as requested by the Inner Circle patrons. But that's a big thing and it's going to take a while to really get it right. In the meantime, I want to publish more SHORT posts on the site. Rather than doing two long posts each month, I'd like to be posting a few short posts each week. So, what is it you'd like to see? I'm looking at topics that can be covered in no more than four paragraphs and don't require a lot of cross referencing. So I could answer a single interesting question, or a might post a table like Why Do You Need 200 GP or Falling in Sharn. If you've got some short-answer questions or hook requests, post them below! And if you'll be at DragonCon, Rose City Comic Con, or Level Eater, make sure to say hello!