Stolen bread
This is a random short story. Enjoy. The tree watched impassively as a boy ran towards it, clutching something in his arms. When he was near, he stuffed the loaves of bread he was carrying into his shirt, and clambered up the tree as fast as he could. “Where are you, you little rascal!” A [...]
Read more »Shelter in the woods
This is a random short story. Enjoy. ===== “I think we lost them,” a young man looked over his shoulders, his hair plastered to his face from the rain. He placed his hands on his knees and breathed heavily. “I wouldn’t count on that, oh brother of mine,” said his companion, standing slightly taller and [...]
Read more »Philosophers, dragons and harems
It was a slow month for my D&D group. The current DM was probably still recovering from the reel of Chinese New Year or something. I can’t blame him; I’m still reeling from my Plants vs Zombies D&D game too. And no one else wanted to be the DM. So a friend suggested that we [...]
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About Vincent
I play D&D semi-regularly. I like magic users (thus mostly falling into controller roles). I tell funny adventure stories.
Math Wizard
You will experience possibly the smartest character build ever in D&D 4th edition. To use the Math Wizard build effectively, you might actually have to understand math principles. Shocking, I know.
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Noble Class
"While I would like to explain to you how my House has plotted your downfall, it would be far too complicated for something like that simple brain of yours to comprehend."
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Disclosure: The author is my friend. He's the one who subjected me to hours of
Missing In Action
18 at-will powers where miss effects are better than hitting. Buy now.
Disclosure: The author is my friend. I am naturally biased. I do not get commission from it. Using any of the at-will powers does not guarantee missing consistently (nor hitting consistently too, unfortunately...).
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