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Isolation Special: World Building for The Wagadu Chronicles (Featuring Allan Cudiccio)
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What are The Wagadu Chronicles you might ask? Oh so many things! They're an afrofantasy setting for Dungeons and Dragons, a multi-player online game focused on role playing, but most importantly, a beatifully created world based mostly on African mythology.
In this episode we talk to Allan Cudiccio about creating mythical characters, settings, magical objects and an entire world by writing stories and studying history.
For more information about the Wagadu Chronicles visit:
https://thewagaduchronicles.com/
You can also find them on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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