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Graeme Davis began his career working in banking and finance before transitioning to game design. He left that profession to study archaeology at the University of Durham and graduated in 1982.
Graeme Davis wrote his first paid article about Dungeons and Dragons for Games Workshop's White Dwarf magazine in 1983. He graduated from university in 1982 and began writing the following year.
Graeme Davis became one of the original designers of Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay in 1986. He worked on the first edition and continued to contribute to the second edition in 2005 after Games Workshop transferred the game to Flame Publications in 1989.
Graeme Davis wrote Midnight Rogue, a Fighting Fantasy Gamebook published by Puffin Books, in 1987. This work showcased his ability to craft engaging narratives that could stand alone from larger role-playing game systems.
Graeme Davis published his first novel, Blood and Honor, in 2006. This book was the fourth entry in the Eberron The War-Torn series and was set in the Eberron campaign setting for Dungeons and Dragons.
Graeme Davis won three 2023 Gold ENNIE Awards for Mythic Britain and Ireland, which he wrote in 2022. The awards included Product of the Year, Best Setting, and Best Interior Art.