Fox Harrell retweeted
Congrats to MIT CSAIL prof. @FoxHarrell & co-authors on being named finalists for the Nebula Award in game writing.
The honor is for their D&D book “Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel” : bit.ly/3YAS61u
Interview: bit.ly/3ZYmeVq
Filled with gratitude and fulfillment to be among the finalist for a Nebula Award. Congratulations to my Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel dnd.wizards.com/products/jou… co-authors and the other finalists, humbling to be listed along with you. nebulas.sfwa.org/58th-nebula…
Fox Harrell retweeted
Congratulations to @FoxHarrell and co-authors on being named finalists for this year's Nebula Award in Game Writing for their D&D book Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel! ⚔️ 🐲 🌌 Read Prof. Harrell's interview with @Wizards_DnD. bit.ly/3ZPowa1
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The story begins with a haunting...
Professor D. Fox Harrell shares his story of ghosts and intrigue from Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel: spr.ly/6015zVlbT
ALT Brother Broumane, a Nightsea chil-liren clad in robes made from a patchwork of rough-spun and fine white fabrics, is one of the charismatic leaders that can be encountered in "The Nightsea's Succor" adventure from Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel. Text on graphic: "The Nightsea's Succor" by D. Fox Harrell
Elated to announce! I was honored to write the new Dungeons & Dragons adventure: The Nightsea’s Succor. It is inspired by the diverse historical continuities, innovations, and kindred futures shared across African American people, roots, and ancestors. #dnd #RadiantCitadel
Inspired by, when it comes to "The Nightsea's Succor," means transmuting into adventure: grand mudbrick palaces, griots' splendorous tales, light-lined medieval streets, the mansa’s sea voyage, the lila's songs, blues people, pain to sorrow, sorrow to beauty #dnd #radiantcitadel