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| Steve "Qwilion" Russell is the Lord Protector of Rite Publishing. He is a freelance game designer and rabid fan of Monte Cook's Arcana Evolved. He has worked for E.N. Publishing, Bastion Press, Expeditious Retreat Press, and Silven Publishing. His current Projects include Litorians and the Rituals of Choice adventure path, and the Questhaven setting for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.
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| Sřren K. Thustrup is writer, editor-in-chief and co-developer for Rite Publishing. Sřren has been a frequent playtester for Arcana Evolved and is the author and co-author of several Arcana Evolved scenarios, including Circle of Rites from Fiery Dragon Productions. Most recently, he co-wrote Vault of the Iron Overlord with Monte Cook for Goodman Games.
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Miranda
Gray is the marketing advisor for Rite Publishing. If it’s pretty and shiny
chances are she had something to do with it. She currently aids in keeping up
the website, helping update the twitter notices, developing promotional videos,
organizing our email, and is developing the company’s growth through PR and
grossroots efforts. Growing up in Dayton, she attended college at Wright State
University attaining a Bachelors Degree in Marketing. When she isn’t working,
she is on the go learning how to fly, volunteering at her church, or joining us
around the table for an all night game session. Things to look forward too: A
special Facebook launch, an e-newsletter, and a stealthy plan to help launch
our top secret project (hint: Spycraft 2.0)
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| Amanda Grow: Part of the art and layout team of Rite Publishing, she spends her time immersed in gaming. Born in Dayton Ohio, and better known to the gaming community as "Merlask," she currently is employed by an online gaming company. When not being all gamery, working on art, and loving her husband she ... actually there's not much else to say, that covers a majority of her life at the moment. Fortunately she enjoys her work, enjoys gamers, and the opportunity that Rite Publishing presents.
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| Frank Carr is the Jade Mandarin of Lands of the Jade Oath. He is also a criminal and military intelligence analyst who worked with both the U.S. Army and the ATF, serving in the United States, Asia, and the Middle East. He play-tested for Monte Cook and Mutants and Mastermind's Algernon Files along with several others. He has been gaming since 1982, enjoying every version of D&D, L5R, Earthdawn, Monte Cook's Arcana Evolved, Rifts, Mutants & Masterminds, Fireborn, World of Darkness, and many others.
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| David Paul is the content manager for Crystal Unicorn Enterprise's Phoenix Lore magazine and provides editorial assistance for Rite Publishing. Previously, he was the role playing and miniatures gaming editor for Wizards of the Coast's Knowledge Arcana magazine; he has also edited for Pencil Pusher Publishing, d20 Filtered, and Silven Publishing. When he's not busy daydreaming or plotting the downfall of his own Rpg players' characters, he teaches philosophy by night at a nearby university and teaches and tutors mathematics and science by day at a nearby private high school.
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| Perry Grosshans is a Winnipeg based writer, editor and game designer. His degrees in History, Classics and Anthropology are completely useless in his real-life job as General Manager of the Winnipeg International Writers Festival, but are quite useful for his gaming projects. He has done editing for Pencil Pusher Publishing and for the work League of Inspired Being (E.N. Publishing, 2006), and is currently working with the Lord Protector of Rite Publishing.
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| Corey Graham is a freelance graphic artist with a background in online advertising, corporate branding and 3D texturing and is currently working alongside Amanda in the layout department. While most of his role-playing experience comes from free-form settings, he has dabbled over the years with Palladium Books and Vampire: The Masquerade.
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| Robert Hetherington helps out with various bits of play testing and lots of feedback. Having worked as staff and/or GM at various Gaming Conventions such as KublaCon or GenCon and having managed a game store for four years he is very familar with the gaming industry, especially the consumer side. He is currently spending his days going back to college and his nights running and tinkering with a large variety of games.
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