The fifteenth of fifty-two short stories completed!
Continued writing D&D class stories. This week focused on the Bard class with a short story of 1,643 words that followed a busking bard after a rough night of earnings that found herself in a rough back alley fight. It was a fun piece to write with the challenge of including musical descriptions, something I haven’t done much in the past. I look forward to revising this story in the near future.
Onto the next story!
The fourteenth of fifty-two short stories completed!
Wrote another D&D class short story of 1,201 words. It follows a Ranger as they complete their hunt and have to deal with the unexpected consequences of slaying their prey. It was a fun romp and just as fun to write. I already have rough outlines for the three more stories for three more classes, and I’ll be turning those into first drafts here soon.
Onto the next story!
The thirteenth of fifty-two short stories completed!
Wrote a triplet of fantasy flash fiction pieces this week, each story revolving around one of the many D&D classes/subclasses (Fighter, Battlemaster (fighter), and Warlock (fiend). I was inspired by the flash fictions James Haeck wrote for his Class 101 articles on D&D Beyond. I intended to, over the course of the year, write at least one flash fiction for each of the main D&D classes. Altogether, these three pieces totaled 1,099 words.
Onto the next story!
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