Thank you all for your support and I hope you’ll continue along with me down this new road. But amid this civilization, a shadow took root, one that would stretch its arms across space and time. They built machines and artifacts, the likes of which have never since been seen. Robert King s novel The Thran explores their culture in some depth. They are only hinted at in the game, but J. Before history itself, the plane of Dominaria was ruled by the Thran. The Thran: The Thran were a race of master artificers who were destroyed by Yawgmoth and his Phyrexians (converted Thran following him) during the Thran-Phyrexian War about 5,000 years before the Brothers. If you’re interested in playing D&D with me, please email me directly at or contact me on Twitter or Instagram at MissMeaghanJ. About this ebook Before the Brothers’ War. Lastly, I am now running paid weekly games of D&D at Startplaying.games/gm/MissMeaghanJ using Foundry as my virtual tabletop. Robert (John Robert) : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive. You can find the link here: Death Zone Podcast. I currently have a six part series available on the first expeditions to summit Mount Everest, the disappearance of world-renowned climber George Mallory, and the theories surrounding his last days, including my own analysis of whether he might have submitted Everest thirty years before Edmund Hillary and Tenzig Norgay. In the meantime, I am going to be releasing the three patreon-exclusive episodes I recorded previously, starting with the Magic the Gathering novel “The Brothers' War” by Jeff Grubb.Īnd don’t forget, you can always listen to my history podcast “Death Zone” if you just can’t get enough of me. I’m planning to include segments on horror movies, novels, and video games as well.

Going forward, this show will be dedicated to horror gaming, meaning Ravenloft and Call of Cthulhu to start, but hopefully branching off into other games like Vampire and Alien RPG in the future. Therefore, I’ve decided to take this show in a new direction.

Since I took over that podcast, creating more Dragonlance content here seems a bit redundant. If you want to listen to what I’ve been up to over there, just click here: The Dragonlance Canticle Podcast. I know it’s been quite a while since I uploaded new content here, but that’s because I’ve been busy producing content for the Dragonlance Canticle podcast, owned and operated by the Dragonlance Nexus.

The Thran by J. Robert King