The infinite staircase is such a cool concept for connecting campaigns into some larger story.
I need to run some of these campaigns stat

As the holiday season reaches its peak and my friends are constantly talking about how excited they are to take down their trees, I find great comfort in the fact that the Christmas season only truly ends some time circa February 20th

Currently discovering lore about the false hydra and wondering how to fit it into a potential plot line.

My D&D players will be angry at me if I make another horror campaign

Oh, wow!!!! You're an author? What all goes into making a book??

For me, it's caffeine, adrenaline, and half of a decent idea, Brenda

Adulting is realizing that all the people who were talking about coffee when you were little were right about it.

DON'T talk to me before I've had my coffee, unless you have some serious issues

TIL that I could write a story with a Cowboy from the American Wild West, an aristocrat from Victorian England, and a samurai from the Meiji Restoration.
And it would actually still be completely historically accurate in regards to the timeline.

Is it just me or is the fact that we have words we can use to communicate in a friendly manner with other people just one of the damn coolest things ever?

Is it just me or is it always a challenge to come up with the premise of a mystery story?
I've already spent too long trying to figure out why a dog is a good clue for a poisoning case

I will always have some slight feeling of weirdness when it comes to cars.

like, sure I'll just strap myself into my giant metal box and hurl myself through the air at 45mph.

I always wonder if I'm an evil person when I'm DMing for my friends.
"Oh, this is just a fun little campaign where you can just be chaos" I say,
but next thing you know, there's psychological horror and false hydras.

Getting tired of all the people saying that we should love everyone unless they specifically are different from us. You?