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Book Review: Chronicles of Silvercrest by Bob Cravener

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Chronicles of Silvercrest
by Bob Cravener
3 of 5 Stars

Bob Cravener’s Chronicles of Silvercrest is a great read for people who indulge the worlds of Dungeons & Dragons and similar games. From the authentic behaviors of the various races of elves, humans and zombie minions to the various fighting strategies and uses of magic spells, potions and weapons, Silvercrest will immerse the reader in a world that’s equal parts reality and fantasy.

As a man, only known as “The Traveller”, steps into Broken Keg Tanvern, the villages surrounding Weeping Pines are slowly besieged by the armies gathered together by a king who died 750 prior. King Deng is one of the most repugnant rulers the mountainous area known as Silvercrest has even seen – and that’s saying a lot! After The Traveller shared with Broken Keg Tavern’s bartender Eldridge Kragon over a much-needed mug of ale, Chronicles of Silvercrest unfolds through a diverse group of locales and their various inhabitants.

Eldridge is more than just a simple bartender, he is also known as the Continue reading Book Review: Chronicles of Silvercrest by Bob Cravener →

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5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Bob Cravener, author of Chronicles of Silvercrest

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Bob Cravener, author of Chronicles of Silvercrest
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A traveler enters the Broken Keg Tavern with a story of strange disappearances. He claims that some of the villagers have just vanished. When he and some of his friends went to see what was happening, what they discovered was horrendous!

The traveler delivers the details to Eldridge Kragen, who thinks it sounds like King Dench might have found a way to return for the dead! The real problem is that King Dench who was by far the most evil of all of the kings was murdered 750 years ago.

After listening to the strangers tale, Eldridge calls for a mandatory meeting of the High Counsel. For memories sake, Eldridge recounts the History of Silvercrest. Giving a detailed account, Eldridge asks for volunteers to go investigate this matter before he can form a viable plan of action on how to deal with the situation.

Six willing volunteers become the chosen ones. What they run into on their adventure will shock you beyond belief! They will be tested beyond their limits. Around every turn, eminent death looms. They will face many battles, both physically and mentally. Their survival depends on how they function as a team. From this a forgotten Hero will emerge!

Joey Pinkney: Where did you get the inspiration to write Chronicles of Silvercrest?

Bob Cravener: My inspiration comes from the streets that I used to roam. By that I mean, I took my skills as a Dungeon Master and my life’s trials and Continue reading 5 Minutes, 5 Questions With… Bob Cravener, author of Chronicles of Silvercrest →