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Repertoire does different things based upon what song you have active. Repertoire has an 80 percent chance to activate every three seconds that a song is active (apart from in the last three seconds). Now that you know about the songs, the next thing is learning about the ' Repertoire' proc. You'll start unlocking these songs at level 30, and have all three by level 52. Your first experiences with the Song Gauge will revolve around three different songs: Mage's Ballad, Army's Paeon, and The Wanderer's Minuet. This gauge will grow increasingly complex as you level up. Author Interview: Jennifer Estep - Bookworm M.D.The Bard's primary Job mechanic revolves around the Song Gauge.Author Interview: Jonathan Maberry - Bookworm M.D.Author Interview: Robin Kirk - Bookworm M.D.Author Interview: Terri Favro - Bookworm M.D.I wanted drive-by carriage shootings, gray justice, people rising against all odds to face enormous odds, and then I wanted to add aliens, demons, and dinosaurs, because really, what story isn’t made better with those things? Continue reading → If we’re talking theme, what I wanted were the original gangsters, much as the title implies. I started collecting authors who I thought had something to say about the old west, and I got lucky with the people who said yes. DJ: What were some of the inspirations behind Straight Outta Tombstone?ĭavid: I have been writing weird westerns for over ten years and I wanted to eventually leave my brand on the genre as an editor. They all gave me amazing stories, many set in their most famous worlds, like Monster Hunter International, Dresden Files, Dan Shamble and the like. I have eight bestselling scribes that have been, at some point, mentors of mine, and then I pulled the rest from the best of the best of my peers. DJ: What is Straight Outta Tombstone about?ĭavid: It’s a collection of weird western tales written by 14 of today’s hottest authors. Personally, I’m a father of a much-too-soon-to-be eighteen year old son. But I really Came into my own, like much of my generation, with Star Wars and the obsession that followed. I’d been a geek/nerd/dork since before I knew what it was. I thought it would be in film, but after two failed attempts at short films (both available on YouTube,) I finally found my calling as a fiction writer. I always wanted to do something creative.

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I’ve been a DJ, an actor, a film critic, a store manager (books, videos, video games, comics, movie theaters… the list goes on,) a Beetlejuice impersonator, a journalist, an Editor-in-Chief, a steam spa salesman, a mapmaker, a mock juror, a night stalk-stocker. I was restless through my youth and my recessed adulthood, switching jobs working three jobs at a time, then switching them for other jobs. LOL! SO, I was the man of a thousand jobs. Ironically, both my ex-wife and my son have the initials DJ, and I was a DJ in the 80s and 90s. ◊ ◊ ◊ DJ: Hey David! Thanks for stopping by to do this interview! For readers who aren’t familiar with you, could you tell us a little about yourself?ĭavid Boop: Thanks, DJ. He’s also the author of the sc-fi/noir novel, “She Murdered Me with Science” from WordFire Press and co-author of the bestselling Kindle Worlds title, “Veronica Mars: Fast Times at Neptune High.” Additionally, David worked on the upcoming Flash Gordon RPG for Savage Worlds. Today I am interviewing David Boop, editor of the new anthology, Straight Outta Tombstone.