Different Site, Different Plot, Same Characters

Hey, so y'all have probably noticed my lack of updates recently. Well it's because I have been focusing all of my time on:

A: Work.
B: The RPG I'm making for the Fear Mythos.
C: this.

Yeah, that's right, I've moved on and decided to quit updating these blogs altogether. Instead, you get to see a more concise and better written version of the overall story of the Shadows Verse. Any crossovers that I've done will still appear in some form, and the plot will remain more or less the same with some major improvements. Plus, there's plenty of backstory for everything. The Deicide isn't just formed one day, there's a ton of buildup and plot involved in their formation this time around. Same with the Alliance.

On that note, remember when I called them the Collective? An honest mistake, seeing as I hadn't seen Tribe Twelve at that point. The point is I got almost a thousand views from people who likely thought this was a blog made by Adam (TT's creator). Sorry about that, if any of you are still reading.

"But Phobos, the Anthology of Shadows is on Tumblr, which I don't have an account on! How could I possibly keep myself updated on your story?"

Glad you asked! On the left side your Blogger dashboard, right under the drop-down menu for your reading list, is a button that says "Add". This doesn't let you just follow blogs here on blogger though, it can subscribe to anything with an RSS feed (MSPA, Tumblr, Twitter, etc). All you have to do is paste the URL of the site and click follow.

That being said, I'll still stick around to read all of your blogs and sometimes even comment. There's a hell of a lot of potential in all of these stories, which seem to have gotten out of the cliches and more into original concepts.

I'm talkin' about you, "Out of the Forest." If I'm sticking around for any blogs, it's gonna be that one.

But anyway, I feel my time posting here has come to an end. If you're still interested in reading about these guys, head on over to the site linked above. Hell, if any of you want to have your "Not outright stated to be fiction" blogs crossover with a story that is clearly fiction, I'll see if I can work character interactions into the plot.

But for now, I bid you all adieu.