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Dorian Roepel
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Communications and Public Relations Manager, Indiana Destination Development Corporation
Oklahoma City
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Biography
An enthusiastic freelance writer and journalist with nearly a decade of experience in journalism. I have a passion for telling stories and covering video games and tabletop RPGs. You can find me covering reviews, features, podcasts, videos, interviews, live streams, conventions, and more. I can be reached at sroepel@gmail.com
Dungeons and Dragons CarsVideo Games Tabletop Comics
Food and drink.
Content
By Dorian Roepel| Game Sandwich@ The first official cookbook based off Dungeons & Dragons lore, Heroes Feast, was published in 2020 and became a New York Times Bestseller. With 80 recipes for elves, dwarves, the Underdark, and more, it’s little wonder the team at Wizards of the Coast released a second book. Flavors of the Multiverse presents 75 new recipes from across the planes. Is it as good as Heroes Feast? And is it user-friendly for the average D&D party? First off, the book is beautiful.
By Dorian Roepel| Game Sandwich@ Stumbling Cat is quite the paradox when you consider just how graceful felines can be. The developer and publisher’s first major game Potions: A Curious Tale by no means stumbled it’s way to release. Led by Creative Director Renee Gittins, the indie team spent ten years crafting, refining, and polishing the game. Then in March of 2024 on International Women’s Day, Potions hit Steam with very positive reviews and a fanbase of cozy game enthusiasts.
By Dorian Roepel| Game Sandwich@ The first official cookbook based off Dungeons & Dragons lore, Heroes Feast, was published in 2020 and became a New York Times Bestseller. With 80 recipes for elves, dwarves, the Underdark, and more, it’s little wonder the team at Wizards of the Coast released a second book. Flavors of the Multiverse presents 75 new recipes from across the planes. Is it as good as Heroes Feast? And is it user-friendly for the average D&D party? First off, the book is beautiful.
Company Info
Oklahoma, United States