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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[JEB]

Mario Ortegón
Contributed to Dragon+ 23 and created the Ixalba campaign setting for 5E. He's also contributed to the Into the Mother Lands RPG.

 

[dave2008]

Thank you for all the hard work @JEB, I really appreciate it! A lot of good information and some talented contributors it seems.

 

[JEB]

Miyuki Jane Pinckard
Doesn't have any prior RPG credits that I can find, but she's a veteran video game developer and gaming journalist, co-founder of Story Kitchen Studio, and part of the Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America (SFWA) Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee. She has a web site.

 

[JEB]

Pam Punzalan
Nothing on the DM Guild, but her other RPG credits include D&D-adjacent products Five Torches Deep: Origins and Unbreakable: Revolution. Punzalan also contributed to The Islands of Sina Una. She also contributed to the Starfinder products Tech Revolution and Galactic Magic. Punzalan has an itch.io page featuring several original RPGs.

 

[JEB]

Erin Roberts
Roberts wrote the forthcoming Starfinder adventure A Green Place, and contributed to three Lost Omens products for Pathfinder 2E: The Grand Bazaar, Knights of Lastwall, and the Lost Omens Travel Guide. She has a web site.

 

[JEB]

Terry H. Romero
Doesn't appear to have any prior RPG writing credits that I could find, but she did contribute art to the Call of Cthulhu product Tales of Death & Darkness.

 

[JEB]

Stephanie Yoon
Doesn't appear to have any specific tabletop RPG credits that I could find, but her LinkedIn cites previous work at Alderac Entertainment Group. She also worked for JumpStart Games. Yoon currently works as a Quest Designer for Blizzard.

 

[Jer]

Thanks @JEB for doing the research - I've been meaning to sit down and do this myself but haven't had the time!

 

[CleverNickName]

I'll help! I'll take the Cultural Consultants category, which I feel is one of the most important ones in this day and age.

Nivair H. Habriel
Nivair H. Habriel is a self-avowed "writer, feminist, engineer, photographer, and fangirl." She's contributed to io9.com, Fantasy Magazine, Pittsburg Magazine, and the Award-winning Weird Tales. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering from MIT, and recently attained her Masters of Fine Arts in Writing for Children AND a Masters of Fine Arts degree in Children's Literature from Simmons College. Her full bio is here: Nivair H Gabriel » Bio

That's right, she's an actual rocket scientist.

Jaymee Goh
Jaymee Goh is, according to her website, "a writer, reviewer, editor, and essayist of science fiction and fantasy." She's the author of the blog Silver Goggles, and is the editor for Tachyon Publications. She's an alumni of the McMaster University Cultural Studies and Critical Theory MA program, and she has probably the most badass-sounding research project: "Towards Chromatic Chronologies: Using the Steampunk Aesthetic for Postcolonial Purposes." Her full bio is here: Jaymee Goh

Carmen Maria Merin
I was unable to find a dedicated website for the other Cultural Consultant, Carmen Maria Merin. A couple of social media feeds popped up in a cursory internet search, but no specific matches to their work or professional experience.