Orlando Son of the Dragon, The Book of the Dragon, A Game by the Dragon, Tanaan Jungle, A Place of Mists, and many other adventures. My current love is the Dragonlance Legends cycle. My favorite roleplaying environment is the city of Mirrormere, and I enjoy reading and roleplaying in it. I live in Wisconsin with my wife and children.” In addition to her roleplaying career, Karen also teaches at several colleges. She recently taught a class in roleplaying in a fantasy setting. For a full transcript of this program, Click Here.
Karen’s book, Dragonmarked, is due out in September 2018. She has several books scheduled for 2018 and 2019. She’s writing a second book in the Dragonmarked series. The Dragonmarked Series
Dragonmarked is the first book in a new Dragonmarked series. The first title is Dragonmarked: The Night Haunting of Pestilence, also available on Amazon.
Karen is the creator, producer, and one to two primary writers of Dragonmarked, and has also produced four short stories, two full-length novels and short stories. A lot of her time is spent on her Dragonmarked games which she runs from home at night with her dog and kids.
Karen is also a certified game expert, and an author/publisher who’s published numerous fantasy and science fiction novels, stories, and games. A part of Dragonmarked’s core team is author, game master, and game designer, Aaron Smith. They hold game design roles for Dragonmarked.
On June 9, 2015 the team put together a presentation on the roleplaying and role-playing mechanics that will be built into this system. It contained a detailed list of rules and a detailed table of contents for Dragonmarked, with over 20 pages of examples for the various elements of this system.
It can be hard to keep up with everything, so we’re posting the presentation as a PDF, along with additional documentation on the Dragonmarked system and supporting documents:
http://dragonmarked-book.readthedocs.org/en/latest/current/resources/documentation/index.html
Dragonmarked: The Game System Summary, and FAQ: PDF, 9,100 words (updated April 25, 2018).
(updated April 25, 2018). Dragonmarked: The Dice: Table of Contents, 4 pages (updated July 5