D&D 5E Radiant Citadel's Credits Page

WotC has shared the credits page of the Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel. The book was written by a team of people of colour. In their press release WotC said that "Journeys through the Radiant Citadel is a collaboration between the D&D team and a talented collection of artists, storytellers, games designers, and other creatives. It includes contributions by Justice Ramin Arman, Dominique Dickey, Ajit A. George, Basheer Ghouse, Alastor Guzman, D. Fox Harrell, T.K. Johnson, Felice Tzehuei Kuan, Surena Marie, Mimi Mondal, Mario Ortegón, Miyuki Jane Pinckard, Pam Punzalan, Erin Roberts, Terry H. Romero, Stephanie Yoon, and many more."

D&D 5E - The Next D&D Book is JOURNEYS THROUGH THE RADIANT CITADEL

We peered, poked, squinted, flipped, and enhanced the teaser image that WotC put out last week, and it turns out we got it right -- the next book is, indeed, Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel. Wraparound cover art by Evyn Fong Through the mists of the Ethereal Plane shines the Radiant...

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Ajit A. George
Nothing on the DM Guild, but he's contributed to products for several other RPGs, most notably (for D&D purposes) The Encyclopedia Dragonica Volume 1 (for the Epyllion: A Dragon Epic RPG). He also has a web site, though it's focused on his activist work and not his creative pursuits.

 

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Ajit A. George
Nothing on the DM Guild, but he's contributed to products for several other RPGs, most notably (for D&D purposes) The Encyclopedia Dragonica Volume 1 (for the Epyllion: A Dragon Epic RPG). He also has a web site, though it's focused on his activist work and not his creative pursuits.

Also, he contributed to Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft: a ten page section for Kalakieri.

 

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Basheer Ghouse
Two DM Guild products:
It Hungers
The Marshal Fighter Archetype

But he has a larger number of other RPG credits, mostly standalone RPGs. As far as D&D-adjacent material, standouts are the adventure The Stormy Wedding and contributions to the Kobold Press products Southlands Worldbook and Warlock Grimoire III. He also worked on the board game Sea of Legends. Ghouse has a blog, but it hasn't been updated since 2020.

 

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Alastor Guzman
Nothing on the DM Guild, but many other RPG credits. They've contributed to several D&D-adjacent products, including the adventures Spooky Scary Spiders and That's No Tower That's A..., plus contributions to products such as Dragons of the Red Moon, Tales and Tomes from the Forbidden Library, and Hunt for the Pinata Monster. Guzman also contributed to the RPG Tezca Sentai and the Pathfinder 2E product Knights of Lastwall.

 

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D. Fox Harrell
Doesn't have any prior RPG credits that I can find, but he's a professor of Digital Media and Artificial Intelligence at MIT.

 

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T.K. Johnson
Top DM Guild credits include:
Artifacts of the Guild
Beyond the Basics
Book of Seasons: Solstices
Uncaged Volume IV

More here: Dungeon Masters Guild -

Of other RPG credits, Johnson has contributed to the Flames of Freedom RPG (based on Zweihander) and the Dissident Whispers anthology. They also contributed to the Kobold Press product Warlock Grimoire II. They have a web site.

EDIT: Three other significant contributing credits I missed - The Mwangi Expanse for Pathfinder 2E, The Heart of Dako for the 5E Humblewood setting, and the upcoming Dead Man's Rust for the 5E Scarred Lands setting.

 

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D. Fox Harrell
Doesn't have any prior RPG credits that I can find, but he's a professor of Digital Media and Artificial Intelligence at MIT.

Written some stuff on virtual reality, it seems. George may have known him from charity work or some such, and known he was a DM, I would wager.

 

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Felice Tzehuei Kuan
Doesn't have any prior RPG credits that I can find, but she works for Deck Nine Games and has been the writer for installments in the Life is Strange video game series.

 

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Surena Marie
Doesn't have any prior RPG credits that I can find, but she's the Community and Marketing Manager for Critical Role and a veteran of the official D&D streaming series Rivals of Waterdeep.

 

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Mimi Mondal
Contributed to The Bloody-Handed Name of Bronze RPG. More significantly, she's a Hugo-nominated SF/fantasy writer.