Daniel Kwan

I guess this is my first tumble (is that what it's called?)? With the rapid, downward spiral on Twitter, I figure trying out this platform might be a good idea?

I'm an award winning podcaster and game designer based in Canada mostly known as the co-host of the Asians Represent Podcast and my contributions to products like Candlekeep Mysteries, Avatar Legends, and more!

I think that I want to use my Tumblr page to curate my work in the #TTRPG industry and as a space to just be excited about my hobbies! I think I might also write session reports for my home D&D game!

All of my links can be found here😍: https://beacons.ai/danielhkwan

I'll share some stuff I'm working on below!

I look forward to getting to know people on this platform!

It is complete! Proud that I was able to get this published before the end of 2022!

Blades of the Lunar Kingdom is a 5th edition D&D supplement that includes rules for historical Chinese swords, a history of Chinese swords, and 6 unique magical swords inspired by blades described in the Yuejueshu (a classical chronicle of the history of the state of Yue). Each magical blade has an in-depth description, comes fully illustrated, and has unique qualities and magic weapon special abilities!

Click here for 50% off (limited quantity).

With this update, I'll be converting it to 5th edition D&D!

Wizards just posted an update on how their internal processes changed after the entire Spelljammer disaster. What I found most interesting was that until now, inclusion reviews were not mandatory and were left to the discretion of the Product Lead.

I appreciate this step towards more transparency in their workflow. I also like that they acknowledged that they did not want to put additional emotional labour on their marginalized hires and plan on using consultants to spot any biases that even those team members may have. It's a small step forward and I hope they continue building on this.

Read more here: https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1375-leveling-up-our-creative-process-learnings-from

Absolutely gutted to see the rapid decline of Twitter, so I guess I'll start posting public updates about my current long-term design project - a D&D campaign setting inspired by ancient China!

I've read the first two volumes of Hell's Paradise Jigokuraku and am now fully convinced that this is the type of D&D campaign that I'd love to try with a small group. I love the dynamic of a criminal and agent of the court having to work together in an extremely hostile environment - both working towards a shared goal, but with their own selfish motives.

I think it might be a cool story to potentially tell using Heart: The City Beneath or even just D&D!