Based on the world of Exandria, as described by Critical Role, this story focuses on Arcanist Allura Vysoren and what her story may have been during the final Vecna arc (spoilers C1E80 onwards). Knowledge of campaign 1 helpful for this story and chapters 1-5 are canon-compliant including the Search for Grog All rights remain with their respective owners (Matthew Mercer and the other members of the cast and crew of Critical Role; Wizards of the Coast; Green Ronin Publishing) Cover art is by the talented @miikandi

Based on Critical Role, this is a telling of how the DM is involved in the world of Exandria and is a possible telling of how Vox Machina embarked upon their adventures as shown in the streamed games of Dungeon and Dragons shown every Thursday night on Geek and Sundry. Some knowledge of either Critical Role or the Tal'dorei Campaign setting may be necessary. Do note the chapter Final Role contains spoilers from throughout Campaign 1 from episode 24 onwards. All copyrights remain to their respective owners (Wizards of the Coast, Paizo, Matthew Mercer and the Critical Role cast and crew; cover art@mikandii) but other writers are welcome to build upon any part of this series.

[#110 in Historical Fiction! 03/03/2017] Beautiful girls in exquisite dresses. Handsome men with dishonorable intentions. Add in jazz and booze and you have the high society of Chicago 1922. With white lies and dark secrets Chicago's wealthiest families don't only bounce back and forth between the city and their country estates, they also alternate with ease between the extended pinkie tea parties during the day and scandalous speakeasies at night. Clara and Olivia Vandercroft are at the top of the social scene... or so it seems. When they find out that their position may not be so secure , suddenly everyone is against them to threaten their future - including Clara's social-climbing best friend, Virginia, who is tired of living in her shadow. When Virginia's envy boils over from being thwarted once again by the Vandercroft sisters, no one is safe. It's the roaring twenties, when morality is questioned, dark secrets prevail, and anything goes. Cover credited to: @nighttimemonsters #EWA2017

"Would it all be worth it if she 'saves the world?'" What would you do if you woke-up one day in an unfamiliar world? What if you kept stumbling - Would you pick yourself back up? Having already lived a childhood bouncing from home to home in Brooklyn, our reluctant heroine - Amelia La Graine - has her life turned upside down and inside-out when she travels back in time to the era of the American Industrial Revolution (circa 1820). There, she must discover why she was sent back and what she must do to go home. Will one woman, stuck in the past, change the future of a young and budding country? The first book in the "Combustion" trilogy weaves a tangled tale of heroism, deceit, danger, and manipulation - all while Amelia tries finding herself in an epoch that was never meant to be hers. Combustion: The Spark