Rob Burman, the man, the gamer, the author.
Jess faces author and Goblin King Rob Burman over the table.
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Rork: A Kings of War Short Story
Hello readers, today I bring you a short story written by Mike Byrum, thanks for Mike for sending it to us! “The goblins are considered to be the weakest of …
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Iron Maidens of Ironhelm Keep
Hello everyone, I have a piece of background fiction, written by Chuck Williams for his dwarf army, the Iron Maidens of Ironhelm Keep, enjoy! After the death of their Lord …
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Why Keep a Good Thing a Secret? – A Review of Drowned Secrets by Ben Stoddard
Greetings, friends! Ben Stoddard, Kings of War player, fantasy author, (and Dash28 contributor) has recently released his latest novel, Drowned Secrets. I was luckily chosen to bring you this review of the …
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Ophidian Wastes- Kings of War Novel Preview
Hi everyone! I have a real treat for you today, Micheal Pearcy is writing a novel, set in the Ophidian Wastes (my favorite!), the book will feature forces from the …
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Kingdoms of Men Battle Fluff
Thanks to Sam Norberg, who wrote and sent in this fictionalized battle report of his Best of the Rest Game versus Kevin Spear! Enjoy! … The Baron was pontificating again. …
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Kings of War Fiction: Slaves No More
Today I have a guest piece of fiction written by Riley Nadeau, thanks to Riley for submitting this to us! They’re making us cut the stone. My entire existence, our …
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New Gal’Durak: Home
Around the campfire, Bowen and the others saw a bright flash from the woods, followed closely by the sound of an explosion and a deathly scream. Toebiter leapt to his …
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The Bannermen 7 – Mak-a-Tuk
Tuck hurried through the streets of Eastham, weaving between the taller humans and their carts and horses. The morning was cooler than normal for this time of year, and the dew on the flagstones made the streets a little slick in spots. But Tuck was pretty agile, and his big feet in his leather boots gripped the ground as he dodged this way and that toward the outer walls of the town.
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“By Billiam’s Beard, I’ll never get used to this much sun!” Bowen shouted, wiping the sweat from his brow, the top of his bald pate glistening with perspiration. The old …
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