
Sharp
SHARP is a fantasy frontier story inspired by an actual tabletop role-playing campaign. The events, characters, and world grow directly from a live Dungeons & Dragons game where the story....
SHARP is a fantasy frontier story inspired by an actual tabletop role-playing campaign. The events, characters, and world grow directly from a live Dungeons & Dragons game where the story unfolds through dice rolls, player choices, and improvised storytelling. The central character, Sharp Mekwala, is the author’s own player character from that campaign. A half-elf ranger and rifleman haunted by the destruction of his childhood home, Sharp walks the frontier as both hunter and survivor. Every battle, decision, and twist in this story originates from moments played out during the campaign itself. Because of this, the narrative carries the unpredictability of a real adventure. Some victories come from clever planning. Others from sheer luck of the dice. The result is a living story where the line between game and novel disappears, and a tabletop journey becomes an epic frontier fantasy. This book is the retelling of that campaign—one chapter at a time—turning the moments around the table into a full cinematic saga. for illustrations and picture references of the characters and some of the scenes visit the Facebook fan page, to see your hero's of the series face to face! link below https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1BDdHVp5Tg/
- E1. The Man Who Turned Off the Lanterns
- E2. Caught in the Rain
- E3. It Ain't Your Trouble
- E4. Not That Kind of Storm
- E5. The Hunter Hunts
- E6. By the Fire
- E7. Where the Trees Don't Whisper
- E8. Deadeye in the Pines
- E9. The Road Home
- E10. The Door Beneath the Ash
- E11. Open Sesame
- E12. Goodbye for the Second Time
- E13. A New Friend
- E14. Stay Weird Wooden Man
- E15. Cassian
- E16. Punch to the Heart
- E17. Poor Cassian
- E18. You Put Me Here
- E19. Sharps New Toy
- E20. Gotchya
Chris — 4/5 — hace 6 m
I am enjoying the story and the sound effects are great, my problem is the narration. The narration is very monotone and the is almost an unprofessional sound to the narration, I am not sure if it is the microphone the narrator is talking into but it just doesn’t sound as crisp as other series that I listen to.