Difference between revisions of "Kitirat O'turea"
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Member of The [[Evil French]] | Member of The [[Evil French]] | ||
===Belted Family=== | ===Belted Family=== | ||
| − | He was squired to [[Roger Shrubstaff]], and was made a [[Knight of the Flame]] flame by [[Tonbo]] in July of 2000. He has the distinction of being the [[first]] knight made by the Kingdom of Neverwinter. | + | He was squired to [[Roger Shrubstaff]], and was made a [[Knight of the Flame]] flame by [[Tonbo]] in July of [[2000]]. He has the distinction of being the [[first]] knight made by the Kingdom of Neverwinter. Kitrat has at least one Squire, [[Velfan]]. |
===Notable Accomplishments=== | ===Notable Accomplishments=== | ||
Revision as of 19:40, 13 November 2007
Contents
Baron Sir Kitirat O'turea, of Darkwater East Neverwinter
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Biography
Founder of Darkwater East, Kitirat O'turea (aka Ken Shannon) was one of the principal people involved in the formation of the Neverwinter Kingdom, particularly in getting various feuding factions to unite into one kingdom.
He is no longer active in Amtgard, but is now a published fantasy gaming author, currenty with [Eye Games].
Some of his works include
- The Hunt - Rise of Evil
- Right Under Our Noses an Adventure Module
Affiliated Groups
Member of The Evil French
Belted Family
He was squired to Roger Shrubstaff, and was made a Knight of the Flame flame by Tonbo in July of 2000. He has the distinction of being the first knight made by the Kingdom of Neverwinter. Kitrat has at least one Squire, Velfan.
Notable Accomplishments
Kitirat was a longtime member of the 6.1 Rules committee, and was the principal author behind most of the changes to the magic section (including the formatting change of the spells to a D&D 3.x style layout) and the monster sections of what is now the 7.0 rulebook.
- Master Rose - Given by Monarch Kitimitsu Akira - Neverwinter, July 2000
Additional Images
- Link to image 1
- Link to image 2
More Information
- Personal Website
- Company Website
