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Game designer, Aspiring author, part-time editor, Forever DM, acerbic old man.
Rev. Dr. Raven Wulfgar is a Northern-Tradition Heathen, Writer, Music Lover, Minister, Movie Buff, Bookworm, Avid Table-Top Roleplay Gamer and Game Master. No Politics. No tyrants. Veteran of Two Moral Panics Ready For Round Three With Venom.
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