THUNDERFANG
⚡️ THUNDERFANG #20
The Hivebranded decide that now -- as Locke is rushing to free the other Branded -- is a perfect time for exposition and dire warnings.
Actual Play Fiction
Actual Play Fiction—#APFix—is part Actual Play, part typical fiction.
THUNDERFANG
⚡️ THUNDERFANG #19
What Locke assumes to be a shortcut to the underground facility leads him to even more questions.
THUNDERFANG
⚡️ THUNDERFANG #18
Locke has had enough of the delusions and lashes out at the latest: the mirage of the love of his life, Ira Adler. But what happens if the impossible is actually the truth?
THUNDERFANG
⚡️ THUNDERFANG #17
What do a food truck, a dead royal, and a missing family member all have in common? They all stir up unwelcome feelings that Locke thought he buried deep in his mind's attic.
THUNDERFANG
⚡️ THUNDERFANG #16
Locke begins his journey to the Wreck Solar Farm, but the simple trip turns into a fight for his life and his sanity.
Actual Play Fiction
Actual Play Fiction: Making Writers Feel Seen
A guest post! Margot Hutton, author of Ironsworn: The Unspoken Vow, shares her thoughts on what Actual Play Fiction is.
THUNDERFANG
⚡️ THUNDERFANG #15
Locke checks out a lead regarding the strange affliction that killed Amari Wade. Invigorated by what he finds, he decides to do something extremely stupid.
THUNDERFANG
⚡️ THUNDERFANG #14
Locke says farewell to the passengers and crew of the Bohemian Express right before he stumbles upon his first clue that could lead him to answers surrounding Amari Wade's death.
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⚡️ THUNDERFANG #13
Amari Wade asks for a favor, and Locke quickly learns that some decisions are out of his hands.
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⚡️ THUNDERFANG #12
Another body sends the Bohemian Express into a panic. The murderer reveals a shocking message, and Locke realizes just how lucky he really is.
TTRPG
Actual Play Fiction
Actual Play Fiction (#APFic) is the term I'm going to start using to describe some of the work I do. APFic is part Actual Play, part typical fiction.
THUNDERFANG
⚡️ THUNDERFANG #11
Locke swears to find the murderer on board the Bohemian Express as internal – and external – whispers try to lead him astray at every turn.