Keith Francis Strohm

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Keith Francis Strohm, born in 1969, is an American author and game designer recognized for his contributions to Dungeons & Dragons tie-in fiction and gaming supplements, particularly within the Forgotten Realms and Greyhawk campaign settings published by TSR and Wizards of the Coast. His novel-length work includes The Tomb of Horrors (2002), set in the Greyhawk universe, and Bladesinger (2006), part of the Forgotten Realms: Fighters series. He also co-authored the gaming supplement Jakandor: Island of War! (1998) with Kirk Botula and Dale Donovan, and wrote Terror in the Chamber of Pain (2006). Strohm's short fiction appeared in several Forgotten Realms anthologies edited by Philip Athans and R.A. Salvatore, including Realms of Mystery (1998), Realms of the Deep, The Best of the Realms (2003), and Realms of the Dragons (2004). His body of work spans both narrative fiction and licensed game design across two of the most prominent D&D campaign settings, reflecting the dual novelist-designer career path common among TSR- and Wizards of the Coast-affiliated writers of his generation.

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Books

• Bladesinger (2006) · Forgotten Realms Expanded Canon

Aggregate across all universes

• Total Core Canon books across all universes: 40 books
• Award recognitions across all universes: 0 (None recorded)

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