About Dread Gazebo

Name: Jerry

Age: 26

Height: 5’8″

Size: M

Race: Human

Diety: Isocahedrus

Mini Biography – Level 26 Writer Utility

My name is Jerry LeNeave, I’m an IT professional / Social Media guy by day and a freelance writer and wannabe game designer by night. I’m also a father, husband, close friend and Dungeonmaster to a handful of good people. Aside from work and family, a majority of my free time goes into D&D community these days; whether I’m writing for my blog here, pitching ideas to Kobold Quarterly or WotC, or promoting/contributing to the latest Fourthcore project. If you care to check out my writing portfolio or would like to know more about my writing in general, check out my personal website.

I should also mention that I’m the content director at Obsidian Portal (best. job. ever.) which is the absolute best resource for keeping track of your game online. It’s not some fancy tabletop simulator used to replace your experience at the table with your friends, but instead a place to keep all your notes, maps, NPC’s and more. It beats scrawling stuff down on a napkin, or somewhere in that messy campaign binder only to be lost or destroyed. It’s free too, which is the best part! Okay now, end shameless plug.

Outside of my gaming catharsis I am married to a beautiful woman who doubles as a best friend and gaming buddy, we have two equally beautiful and awesome minions together. Beyond all that I enjoy the sounds of punk rock music, paintball, and having drinks while BS’ing with with close friends. I hope you enjoy the site, feel free to drop me a line or hit me up on twitter anytime!

Scroll of Applied Science

Ring of the Eternal Bond

Knuckles of Eternal Fist-pumping

Cloak of the One Track Mind

Aura of the Horror Enthusiast

Potent Health Potions (AKA Caffeine – needed for heroic tier parenting)

The name “Dread Gazebo” was taken from a story by Richard Aronson. I and the works on my website do not represent him in any capacity.

Artwork for articles are primarily taken from the Wizards of the Coast website, and through image searches online. If you see a piece of your artwork here and would like to be credited, or have it removed please contact me and I’ll be happy to do so.