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	Grubb also consulted in [[Monster Manual]] II and [[Unearthed Arcana]] but, sadly, not enough to get those lame ideas scrapped.		Grubb also consulted in [[Monster Manual]] II and [[Unearthed Arcana]] but, sadly, not enough to get those lame ideas scrapped.

	With his spouse Kate Novak (they're still married, which is awesome) he wrote ''Azure Bonds'' whose sequel is the 1988 software game "Curse of the Azure Bonds". That game got translated BACK to paper as module FCR2.		This is not the @JeffGrubb on Twitter; that's a /v/ guy. But /ourguy/ has done some /v/ himself. With his spouse Kate Novak (they're still married, which is awesome) he wrote ''Azure Bonds'' whose sequel is the 1988 software game "Curse of the Azure Bonds". That game got translated BACK to paper as module FCR2.

	Nowadays ~~the man~~ shouts at clouds over in the Grubb Street blog.		Nowadays /tg/-Grubb shouts at clouds over in the Grubb Street blog. And he's set to release his [[Mystara]] 2e project in 2021, on [[Vaults of Pandius]].

	[[Category:Writers]][[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]]		[[Category:Writers]][[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]]

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'''Jeff Grubb''' has done a bunch of [[Dungeons & Dragons]] stuff with [[Forgotten Realms]], and [[Dragonlance]] (even before Weis!).

Grubb's most enduring legacy is the 1987 [[Manual of the Planes]], which expanded on [[E. Gary Gygax]]'s summary in the [[Dungeon Masters Guide]]. This became the [[Great Wheel]] of [[Planescape]]. Grubb came back to deliver the excellent graphic novel in [[Hellbound: The Blood War]].

Grubb also consulted in [[Monster Manual]] II and [[Unearthed Arcana]] but, sadly, not enough to get those lame ideas scrapped.

With his spouse Kate Novak (they're still married, which is awesome) he wrote ''Azure Bonds'' whose sequel is the 1988 software game "Curse of the Azure Bonds". That game got translated BACK to paper as module FCR2.

Nowadays the man shouts at clouds over in the Grubb Street blog.

[[Category:Writers]][[Category:Dungeons & Dragons]]