Table Top Games:
      For years I have been developing Table Top Games that I have never released. I have 1 board game, 2 dice games, 3 CCG games, 3 RPG modules, and 1 software under development. Since I am still a company of 1 the release for each game is not expected any time soon. Each game will have a new way to play with all new mechanics. None of my CCGs will be clones or knock off's of any CCG currently on the market. The rules are so new, in fact, I am thinking of getting a patent.

OGL Forgotten Realms Content:
      With the release news of 4th edition the current OGL material has slowed to a crawl. Currently under development is a set of 3 epic level story archs that are designed to take a group of players from 1st level to 20th level. The ultimate goal is to create modules that can be RPGA sanctioned however, considering the Open Game License doesn't include the Forgotten Realms this will take a special license or a succesful petition. Until then all OGL material will be using current 'Open Game Content', such as the System Reference Document.

Online Convention Arena:
      Keeping in spirit with the company goals. Providing Online Conventions is a project that is under research. Online Conventions will hand out more rewards for players.The online convention arena has a future on the internet and it is a goal to capture every aspect of a Game Convention and transform every aspect into a virtual convention. Prizes, tournaments, games, fan-fare, etc. I want everything.

Learning Python:
      Python is a strong Object Oriented Programming Language. The software created with Python is also multi-platform, so I am learning python to program games with it.

Knowledge Arcana:
      A very new project. Help keep Knowledge Arcana alive. Knowledge Arcana is the Wizards of the Coast Community magazine. Recent changes at Wizards of the Coast have threatened the life of Knowledge Arcana so I signed on to help keep Knowledge Arcana alive. The magazine is free to download and all of the articles found within come from Community submissions. Currently I am the web host provider and the Art Director for Knowledge Arcana. It's a humble position, and I prefer it stays that way. I think I will learn a lot, we have a great team that managed to pull issue 10 together really fast and are really dedicated to keeping the magazine alive.

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