A long-awaited day has arrived: Seas of Vodari is now available as a PDF on DriveThruRPG!

I hope you'll check it out, I hope it'll become your new favorite thing, I hope you'll tell all of your friends!

It has been a delight to work with Shawn Ellsworth, Colin McLaughlin, Jack Houser, Michelle Klein Houser, Rabbit Seagraves, Tomas Giminez, Mark Cookman, and Dave Jumaquio. Consummate professionals all!

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/308461/The-Seas-of-Vodari?affiliate_id=242797

Drop "Seekrit" from the above and you have the essence of the matter.

Dramatis Ingredienti

4-6 avacados
1 tomato
1 onion
a truly excessive amount of garlic (3-4 cloves)
salt (~1 tsp)
black pepper (~1 tsp)
cayenne pepper (~1 tsp)
cumin (~1 tsp) - optional
tabasco (~2 tsp?)
lemon juice or lime juice (~2 tsp) - I usually use lemon

Use a largish bowl. Dice the first three items on the list, and finely chop or press the garlic. Put everything on this list in the bowl and mix thoroughly. The avacado will be somewhat mashed, but I leave it fairly chunky.

Chill for 30 minutes. You don't HAVE to drink or run a tabletop game during this step, but I find that it helps.

Serve with whatever tortilla chips you've got. I usually use either Tostitos Scoops or Tostitos Hint of Lime.

Eli has been known to use spinach leaves in place of chips, as he is on a low-carb diet. Also great as a spread on a sammich or spooned onto an omelet.

Today I released a short story, "Dakrah's Familiar," on the Kindle bookstore. Obviously I hope you'll pick up a copy and enjoy it! But even more than that, I would love it if you would write reviews. ;)

Cover art by Dawn McLaughlin.

If D&D 5e is your bag, and/or if you like fey creatures, there's a new post in my gaming blog about, well, fey creatures in D&D 5e.

There's a new post in my blog, Harbinger of Doom, in which I talk about the plight of new players in boffer LARPs creating rogues, knaves, and ne'er-do-wells.

There's a new post in my blog, Harbinger of Doom, regarding Rangers in D&D.

Other than that, baby-wrangling and LARP prep take up almost all of my time. We did take a break to play a bit of the new (?) - new to us, anyway - Portal 2 DLC. Short version of my review so far: Amaze.