July Classomancy The Barbarian The thunder-hearted. The brute-strength. The person who hears “try diplomacy” and immediately finds for the heftiest object in the room...
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June Belongs to the Sorcerer
June Classomancy The Sorcerer The magic-blooded. The storm-hearted. The person who realizes, “I might not know where this power came from, but I like it” while actively...
Classomancy: What Your D&D Class Says About You
Each month, I’ll feature one D&D class and we’ll disect it to see what does your favourite D&D class say about you!
Lessons from the League: My Adventures in Writing for D&D Organized Play
Writing for Adventurers League was one of the most challenging and rewarding things I’ve done as a creator. From Infernal Insurgency to Divining Evil, each module pushed my skills, tested my patience, and taught me lessons I still carry into every project today.
The Scribes: Secret Libraries, Epic Threads, and a Plot Twist for Villains
Updated on: Original published on: September 30, 2022 I have been doing some wicked things with my writing. In 2022, I was offered a chance to write for MCDM's ARCADIA...
The Ultimate Guide to Hair in D&D and My Legendary Moustache
Updated on: Original published on: December 30, 2020 🎙️Cue that vintage Disney Narrator Voice https://youtu.be/rdBYmk4dfLE?feature=shared&t=4 Have you ever been...
Air Canada CUPE Strike: My Letter Templates & Why
Update: As of Tuesday August 19, 2025, a tentative agreement has been reached between Air Canada and its flight attendants. I am leaving this post up because it is...
Queer Joy at the Game Table: Why “All Are Welcome” Isn’t Enough—And 4 Ways to Make It Better
My earliest characters played, that were not Spiderman, were often female characters. Not out of gender dysphoria, these early characters let me explore feelings I...
Queer Joy: Part 3 – 4 Actual Ways to Foster Queer Joy at Your Table Now
This is the final part of the three-part discourse I created into Queer Joy at the gaming table. In part two I shared my backstory of my own realizations. Today’s post...
Queer Joy Part 2: Beyond Troupes – Prioritizing Queer Joy In Your Games
In part one of this series, I introduced our narrative, definitions, set my expectations and goals. Today, I am going to share how I got to this space. When I first...
Queer Joy Part 1: “All Are Welcome” Isn’t Good Enough Anymore – The Case for Active Inclusion
My earliest characters played, that were not Spiderman, were often female characters. Not out of gender dysphoria, these early characters let me explore queer feelings...
Looking Back & Moving Forward: Reflections and New Year Themes for 2025
Have you ever felt like you accomplished nothing in a year? That’s where I was this week, continuously doing mass deletions from my screen while trying to write a ‘Best...