Winchester wrote:Battlekrome wrote:There are a ton of non-ranma stuff and shorter tales I just can't remember reading at the moment as well... Too bad the addventure seems to have swallowed him whole.
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It is more accurate to say that real life + original projects have swallowed me whole.
Full time teacher in my internship year, going about 50 hrs a week. Not including off the clock planning.
Greenwater - heroic fantasy novel
(currently trying to get around to starting chapter 17, hoping to get finished soon so I can start thinking about publishing...my original stuff goes a lot slower than my fic stuff ever did.)
Bystander - originally a comic idea, but no artist, so doing short story anthologies instead. Barely started writing.
Heritage - Mutants and Masterminds campaign setting wherein superpowers originate from manipulating inborn interdimensional gates. super-heroes tend to develop into beings from Earth myth. Ran this setting at last A-Kon...was hoping to do it again, but money is failing me.
Cunihan - d20/D&D campaign setting. An old version of this is still online, but it is far from complete, as my test-campaign proved last year.
http://www.geocities.com/thrythlind/cunihan.htm (a lot of this is out of date)
Werelife - card game based on master-werecreatures maneuvering against each other to control/protect their territory. Depending on the goals drawn, players can be either partners and protectors of man, unconcerned with humans, or ravaging killers.
One problem is that I don't have the same drive to write fic as I did before I started original stuff. I just wish I was writing as frequently.
I do appreciate being considered one of the classics.
Never thought Genma's Journal would be considered the "original" evil-Genma. Somebody has to have thought of that before me.
My personal favorite has always been Ryoko Saotome, but a lot of people seem to think Lost Innocence is my best.