Writing Samples
Bungie Writing Sample
Destiny 2
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Game Writing Sample #1
Character Dialogue - Ty Beanie Blast
This sample includes rewrites of character dialogue found in the mobile game Ty Beanie Blast that follows the story of Beanie Boo Fantasia and her friends in search of the missing Beanie Babies.
Game Writing Sample #2
Item, Character and Location Descriptions- Dungeons & Dragons
This writing sample features original campaign characters, custom key items and locations as found in my hybrid-homebrew D&D 5e campaign set during the events of Hoard of the Dragon Queen.
Hexgirlfriend
Novel Excerpt - In Development
It didn't take long for everyone to find out that Elliot Moon had been dumped. After all, word travels fast. But not as fast as it did by toaster and by the time Vera Moon-Wiggins got the message that her niece had exhibited an outburst of high-powered magic in her sorrow, the Witching Council was already aware of the secret she tried so hard to hide. Now it's time for Elliot to attend Nepseth Academy for Magically Inclined Youth and everyone's talking about it. After all, word travels fast.
What Cries Beneath
Branching Dialogue- Dungeons & Dragons
What Cries Beneath is a quest line developed and based on my active Dungeons & Dragons campaign and built in Twine. It features the beginning of the party’s time in the fishing village of Reefside, the last known location of a missing tiefling diplomat. This sample includes a conversation with a non-playable character that features branching dialogue.
See also...
Dungeons and Dilemmas
Available now on Itch.io!
Dungeons and Dilemmas is a Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition companion that instructs players how to build meaningful dungeons rife with moral quandary. This zine encourages higher level thinking for Dungeon Masters to expand on their worlds while giving their players something to chew on their nails about!
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My colleague Jesse Burneko was kind enough to invite me onto this project as primary draft editor.
