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HC: Handyman | Ch. 164 - XP Rocket

Jack surveyed the battlefield, taking in the aftermath of the fight. The mountain pass was scattered with fallen romies.

He wouldn’t call this last wave easy, but it had been comfortable. Even though Marie couldn’t one-shot the mobs anym...

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Exciting News! Our Narrator for HCP Books 4–6 Is Confirmed!

Hi, everyone!

First off, a huge thank you for participating in my recent polls! Your feedback has been incredibly helpful, and thanks to you, I’ve been able to make some great decisions.

📖 Book 4 of Hi...

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HC: Handyman | Ch. 163 - Vases

Your mead has aged successfully.

+3000XP in [Brewing]

Congratulations! You’ve reached level 8 in [Brewing]!

Jack’s breath caught in his throat.

“Wait… what?”

<...

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HC: Handyman | Ch. 162 - A Plan

As the hat touched the surface of the bubbling hot terracoat, it hovered for a moment, as if it had landed on something solid. Jack narrowed his eyes. That wasn’t the reaction he had expected. The viscous sludge churned beneath it, but the hat r...

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Title for Card Slinger, Vol. 1

Hey, everyone!

I'm about two-thirds through writing Book 1 of Card Slinger, and it's time to start thinking about the best title for Volume 1. I have a few options in mind, but I’d love to hear your thoughts! Which one do you think fits be...

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HC: Card Slinger | Ch. 45 - Reward

Deckard lifted the lid of the chest, expecting disappointment.

A dull gleam of rust and the faint scent of seawater clinging to the corroded metal greeted him. He sighed—more junk. But as he sifted through the pile, his fingers brushed aga...

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Card Crawler: Snap & Craft | Index

Outthink. Outcraft.

Kai and his wife are dying. Their only chance lies inside the Daisy Trials.

This year, contestants must...

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Card Crawler: Snap & Craft | Ch. 8

353rd Daisy Trials, Elimination Round.

A figure emerged in the woodland, her grey tunic marked with a blue hexahedron—a clear sign of her rank as a sixth-tier mathematician. Black and grey hair cascaded over her shoulders, framing...

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Card Crawler: Snap & Craft | Ch. 7

Summer of 345, A.D.

Since Neil returned, he hadn’t been to a single bonfire. When Kai asked Trudy about him, she only shook her head. “Give him time,” she said.

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Card Crawler: Snap & Craft | Ch. 6

Spring of 345, A.D.

The fire burned low, its glow casting flickering shadows across the small gathering. It was positioned deliberately near the capital’s main square, where the summons would soon be announced. The square coul...

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Card Crawler | Ch. 6

Summer of 343, A.D.

“Haha. I should have holographed you, Kai. Your face when you were tased was priceless.”

“That’s just too funny, Alex.”

After another exhausting day of studying, Kai an...

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Card Crawler | Ch. 5

Summer of 343, A.D.

Kai wasn’t the first to arrive. Neil had already lit the fire, and Alex, intrigued by what was under the covered contraption, had beaten him there.

“Hey, Alex,” Kai greeted as he sat down...

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Card Crawler | Ch. 4

Summer of 343, A.D.

“Neil, please tell me today isn’t another practical class.”

After the snakes and Damocles’ sword exercises, Kai dreaded Neil being firekeeper again. It had been too long since Neil had ...

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Card Crawler | Ch. 3

Summer of 343 A.D.

“Who here has heard the story of Damocles?” Neil asked.

The group exchanged glances. It was too soon to tell whether this was just a theoretical lesson or the prelude to another ‘practical...

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Card Crawler | Ch. 2

Summer of 343 after Daisy

The sunrise bonfire crackled, sending embers swirling into the early morning air. Neil stood beside it, wearing his usual khaki shorts and that ridiculous explorer’s hat—an item he swore was indispe...

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Card Crawler: Snap & Craft | Prologue

Welcome to my rewrite of Snap Craft!

Writing this has been an incredible experience, and I genuinely hope you enjoy it.

If you're reading for the first time—welcome! If you're returning for a second read, I'd lo...

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HC: Card Slinger | Ch. 44 - They

Deckard sifted through Ratu’s cards.

Not long ago, Ratu had been playing with a fox deck packed mostly with commons, sprinkled with a few uncommons and the odd rare. But now, uncommons were the new baseline, rare cards were plentiful, and ...

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Title for Volume 4. Breach Considerations.

Greetings, dear readers,

First off, a huge thank you for all your feedback and encouraging comments yesterday. You guys are amazing, and it truly means a lot to have such a supportive community to share these stories with. View Post

Too Much Crafting?

Hey, everyone!

I came across a review on Amazon today about HC: Handyman, and it got me thinking:

"Love the story, and can't complain about the writing style. Biggest issue for me is that there is too much detail, ...

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HC: Handyman | Ch. 161 - Terracoat

Ingredients, check. Hot pot… ouch! Check.

Now that everything seemed ready, it was time to test the [Terracoat] recipe.

Jack dropped the wax into the pot. At first, nothing happened. Then, as the heat seeped in, the edges so...

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HC: Handyman | Ch. 160 - Running the Rounds

Jack dumped the pickles from the pots where they’d been fermenting into the cooking pot. He stirred the pan, letting the ingredients sizzle in the oil until the faintest caramelization formed at the edges. As he stirred, a golden crust formed al...

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HC: Handyman | Ch. 159 - Lucky

Author's note: Thank you for your suggestions for an alternative name for 'piercers'! Even though I also liked 'breachers,' I think I'll implement one of ByLaw's suggestions and use 'scalers."

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HC: Card Slinger | Ch. 43 - Ramp

A ramp deck. Deckard’s gaze hardened. Good thing I started building my board on turn one.

A memory flashed: a perfect hand, an opponent summoning a hulking leviathan on turn three while Deckard sat helpless, his cards use...

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HC: Handyman | Ch. 158 - Scalers

Jack studied Horace as he dropped down beside the group, his breath ragged, chest heaving like he’d just sprinted uphill. Dark circles carved hollows beneath his eyes, and his gear was slick with droplets—condensation from lingering ice. The u...

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Face-Lift & Free Reads!

Hey everyone!

I hope you're having a great week. I just wanted to share a quick update—I’ve given my Patreon a bit of a face-lift! My goal was to make it easier for you to find your rewards and benefits, so feel free to check out the View Post

HC: Card Slinger | Ch. 42 - Off the Hook?

After a good night's sleep and a hastily scarfed-down breakfast, Deckard returned to AstroTerra, spawning atop the lighthouse of Trash Islet. The faint sound of waves crashing against the rocks below mixed with the distant mews of seagulls, a welc...

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HC: Handyman | Ch. 157 - 'Pressure' Cooking

The bears’ gazes bore into Jack. He could feel them weighing their odds, measuring whether attacking Snowy was worth it.

Jack tightened his grip on a Molotov cocktail in one hand and the ocarina in the other, mentally running through his o...

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Planet Ignis | Epilogue

…good conversations over the years.

Trother didn’t know about the legend of the phoenix. He and I both agreed it was a poetic accident. Yet, it’s hard to think of a better analogy for the Ignian people. Like the mythical b...

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Planet Ignis | Chapter 31

…more and more about the Burrows, I became captivated by the role of the Blues. I couldn’t help but laugh when Trother first told me about the fearsome and mighty Blue Monarchs. Amused, he asked me why, and I explained that there was a but...

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Planet Ignis | Chapter 30

“The settlements, even though they have evolved from the original designs, remain faithful to their purpose. Each part plays a role in the survival of the tribe. The Throne Room, where the king lies ready to serve when called upon, and the A...

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