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mortaine finished reading Off to Be the Wizard (Magic 2.0, #1) by Scott Meyer

mortaine finished reading Off to Be the Wizard (Magic 2.0, #1)

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mortaine stopped reading Artemis Fowl (Artemis Fowl (Mass Market)) by Eoin Colfer

Abandoned this book. I cannot stand anyone in it. (comment on Artemis Fowl (Artemis Fowl (Mass Market)))

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mortaine finished reading Edvard Grieg: Little Great Man by Brendan Ward

mortaine finished reading “Edvard Grieg: Little Great Man”

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mortaine finished reading The Kaiju Preservation Society by John Scalzi

mortaine finished reading “The Kaiju Preservation Society”

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mortaine finished reading The amazing Maurice and his educated rodents by Terry Pratchett

mortaine finished reading “The amazing Maurice and his educated rodents”

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mortaine finished reading Bridge Town by John Gregory

Quick read– this is an interesting setting for a TTRPG. Stats are for Troika, but you can easily make this a setting book for nearly any RPG. (comment on “Bridge Town”)

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mortaine finished reading Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Shadow of Kyoshi by Michael Dante DiMartino

Conclusion of Kyoshi’s novelizations. (comment on “Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Shadow of Kyoshi”)

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mortaine finished reading Semper Fidelis A Novel Of The Roman Empire by Ruth Downie

mortaine finished reading “Semper Fidelis A Novel Of The Roman Empire”

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mortaine finished reading Caveat emptor by Ruth Downie

mortaine finished reading “Caveat emptor”

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mortaine finished reading Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Rise of Kyoshi by Michael Dante DiMartino

mortaine finished reading “Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Rise of Kyoshi”

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mortaine started reading Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Shadow of Kyoshi by Michael Dante DiMartino

mortaine started reading “Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Shadow of Kyoshi”

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I’m sending my 30 days of world-building exercises through ChatGPT and so far it’s generating a fairly bog-standard high fantasy setting. Here’s the link to the exercises, if you’re interested. (I’ll eventually post the generated stuff there when I’m done). Is ChatGPT evil? Probably. As a killer of “blank page syndrome,” though, it’s supposed to be…

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I’m sending my 30 days of world-building exercises through ChatGPT and so far it’s generating a fairly bog-standard high fantasy setting. Here’s the link to the exercises, if you’re interested. (I’ll eventually post the generated stuff there when I’m done). Is ChatGPT evil? Probably. As a killer of “blank page syndrome,” though, it’s supposed to be…

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I’m sending my 30 days of world-building exercises through ChatGPT and so far it’s generating a fairly bog-standard high fantasy setting. Here’s the link to the exercises, if you’re interested. (I’ll eventually post the generated stuff there when I’m done). Is ChatGPT evil? Probably. As a killer of “blank page syndrome,” though, it’s supposed to be…

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I’m sending my 30 days of world-building exercises through ChatGPT and so far it’s generating a fairly bog-standard high fantasy setting. Here’s the link to the exercises, if you’re interested. (I’ll eventually post the generated stuff there when I’m done). Is ChatGPT evil? Probably. As a killer of “blank page syndrome,” though, it’s supposed to be…

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I’m sending my 30 days of world-building exercises through ChatGPT and so far it’s generating a fairly bog-standard high fantasy setting. Here’s the link to the exercises, if you’re interested. (I’ll eventually post the generated stuff there when I’m done). Is ChatGPT evil? Probably. As a killer of “blank page syndrome,” though, it’s supposed to be…

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I’m sending my 30 days of world-building exercises through ChatGPT and so far it’s generating a fairly bog-standard high fantasy setting. Here’s the link to the exercises, if you’re interested. (I’ll eventually post the generated stuff there when I’m done). Is ChatGPT evil? Probably. As a killer of “blank page syndrome,” though, it’s supposed to be…