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And you saying so made my evening! :D Seriously, anyone who comments, however brief makes me smile and want to immediately write more (which I'm doing right now). I'm glad that you enjoyed the Architect story! There will be a few gaps filled in this current storyhour arc, but more questions...

Thank you! I was really blessed with players that didn't mind talking to NPCs and each other for a session without combat if not having combat made sense.

“So what was this that the two of you wanted to tell the rest of us?” Clueless looked across the table at Tristol and Nisha. The Portal Jammers’ owners sat together around a table in the back room of the tavern, with the sole exception of Florian who’d yet to make her appearance. Tristol and...

As useful as the money would be, I genuinely hope nobody is crazy enough to select that (not exactly serious) reward level such that I'd be obligated to be serious and fulfill that as promised. God help me.

Also in the meantime, I'm running a GoFundMe to help get to PaizoCon this year. I'm also offering some reward spots to play in a custom 1-shot game (one set in Pathfinder's cosmology, and one set in Planescape). https://www.gofundme.com/send-todd-stewart-to-paizocon

Working on it. My problem is that I tend to write major scenes well in advance of them happening, and so having a lot written... just not the material for the next immediate update. Working on it though, please be assured.

Every one of the Gate-towns has a known, permanent portal to Sigil with a known gate key. They're all described (along with their respective gate town) in 'The Player's Primer to the Outlands' This website lists them in brief here.

This gets mentioned a lot. But as horrific as that event was, it occurred relatively late in the timeline of the Digital Initiative/Gleemax. It happened AFAIK after the original project was pulled back from outsourcing, essentially junked, and restarted in-house with a smaller team.

My freelancing plate is clear in the next few days, at which point I'll be working on the next update (or rather finishing the next update). Happy New Year to you as well!

Normally I would say yes, but I haven't enjoyed the setting since the 4e changes.

**** Three weeks later, the bloodshed in the Lower Ward had finally settled down to its historical background of low-level murders and knifings. In the aftermath of the siege of the Shattered Temple, the Athar returned to the City of Doors to reestablish themselves in the heart of their former...

Thanks so much! I've been a cell biologist for the past ten years, working in biotech/pre-clinical pharma development, so it's a bit of a tangential career change at this point. It is however one of the career options that I considered in the first place when I was in college, but my undergrad...

Ok, everything is back up to current after losing a few updates with the Enworld crash. Working on the next update as well :D (Also I just got accepted into pharmacy school, so yay for mid-career career change going smoothly!)

It was dark, nearly Anti-Peak when Clueless finally made his way up from the depths and then out of Jeremo’s Palace. He’d never thereafter consider the Ring Giver Factol’s palace as ‘The Jester’s Palace’ having met its original namesake. Jeremo was a good man with endless ambition and probably...

The sky above the Lower Ward hung low and heavy above the rooftops like a worn, greasy blanket. Occasionally a faint drizzle of stinging rain trickled free of its embrace, forcing street traffic to hastily seek out shelter. Not so for one particular pair of travelers however, one of whom seemed...

**** “’Vote for action, not barking!’... no.” “’More guardinal, less ‘loth’… no.” “’Vote for me and not the razorvine crowned asshat.’… tempting but no.” “ Vote Fyrehowl for Sigil Advisory Council – action, not words’… maybe.” Fyrehowl smiled as she stared down at the mockup campaign...

He’d mulled over his next course of actions for a solid twenty four hours, sleeping on the pending decision before waking up and confirming to himself that it was for the best. He’d slipped out the door before the break of down, unseen and unfollowed, though constantly looking over his shoulder...

With all due respect to C.S. Lewis for playing in his sandbox, I wanted to show one of the baern playing a very long game, combining both long-term scope and a very limited, subtle method of direct action on their part. I enjoyed writing this entry into the baern series more than I have in quite...

I just posted another one of the 13 Demented stories. The first one that I've written in a number of years actually. http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?483594-Shemeska-s-Baernaloth-Cycle-Lazarius-Ibn-Shartalan-The-Architect-1st-of-The-Demented Yes, it's considered to be within the...

She was seven years old when she found it. A device of wonder and charm, the antique mirror was something that spoke to her, something far beyond its prosaic appearance. A royal child left to her own devices might indeed be expected to find enchantment and wonder in the simplest of things...