Colin McComb
Author of The Complete Book of Elves
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Works by Colin McComb
Dragon Mountain/Deluxe Boxed Game Set 11 copies
Associated Works
Book of Artifacts (Advanced Dungeons & Dragons/Rulebook) (1993) — Additional artifact design — 167 copies
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- Canonical name
- McComb, Colin
- Birthdate
- 1970
- Gender
- male
- Education
- Lake Forest College (Philosophy)
- Relationships
- Moulder, Robin (wife)
- Nationality
- USA
- Associated Place (for map)
- USA
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Amazing read I heartily recommend for both content and structure.
Colin's method of splitting the tale (in Book 1 and this one) up among a variety of narrators and story threads makes this a fascinating series--as if the full story narrative skips stones across the whole and each person's story is its own rippling impact.
Watching the various threads interact and cross made me want to sit down and reread Book 1 as well to count just how many plot "balls" are still in motion, as I want to be show more ready for Book 3's continuation of the surprising twists at the end of this book. show less
Colin's method of splitting the tale (in Book 1 and this one) up among a variety of narrators and story threads makes this a fascinating series--as if the full story narrative skips stones across the whole and each person's story is its own rippling impact.
Watching the various threads interact and cross made me want to sit down and reread Book 1 as well to count just how many plot "balls" are still in motion, as I want to be show more ready for Book 3's continuation of the surprising twists at the end of this book. show less
Amazing read I heartily recommend for both content and structure.
Colin's method of splitting the tale (in Book 1 and this one) up among a variety of narrators and story threads makes this a fascinating series--as if the full story narrative skips stones across the whole and each person's story is its own rippling impact.
Watching the various threads interact and cross made me want to sit down and reread Book 1 as well to count just how many plot "balls" are still in motion, as I want to be show more ready for Book 3's continuation of the surprising twists at the end of this book. show less
Colin's method of splitting the tale (in Book 1 and this one) up among a variety of narrators and story threads makes this a fascinating series--as if the full story narrative skips stones across the whole and each person's story is its own rippling impact.
Watching the various threads interact and cross made me want to sit down and reread Book 1 as well to count just how many plot "balls" are still in motion, as I want to be show more ready for Book 3's continuation of the surprising twists at the end of this book. show less
A diabolical empire is far more fascinating than I ever expected (as I've never been one to use devils or demons in my campaigns). Making it more than just a moustache-twirling society, Keith & others expand the information on Cheliax and make it a living setting worth looking into for ideas both within the Golarion setting and in any others.
Bias alert: I contributed to this book (overruns of my Westcrown article for PATHFINDER #25 Bastards of Erebus).
Bias alert: I contributed to this book (overruns of my Westcrown article for PATHFINDER #25 Bastards of Erebus).
Amazing read I heartily recommend for both content and structure.
Colin's method of splitting the tale (in Book 1 and this one) up among a variety of narrators and story threads makes this a fascinating series--as if the full story narrative skips stones across the whole and each person's story is its own rippling impact.
Watching the various threads interact and cross made me want to sit down and reread Book 1 as well to count just how many plot "balls" are still in motion, as I want to be show more ready for Book 3's continuation of the surprising twists at the end of this book. show less
Colin's method of splitting the tale (in Book 1 and this one) up among a variety of narrators and story threads makes this a fascinating series--as if the full story narrative skips stones across the whole and each person's story is its own rippling impact.
Watching the various threads interact and cross made me want to sit down and reread Book 1 as well to count just how many plot "balls" are still in motion, as I want to be show more ready for Book 3's continuation of the surprising twists at the end of this book. show less
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