I feel like everyone wants round for round balance where everyone matches damage and utility to the point everyone is the same class with a different coat of paint.

It’s a shame, big swings in power, slower build ups and consistent damage should all feel good and different and make a game varied.

Hard magic systems are always fun because you know at some point some character is going to be like “lol, good thing I can’t read!” And just invert a mountain on a whim, completely enraging every reader

It’ll be the first story I’ve written or told outside of ttrpg sessions in years and I’m excited to share it as soon as it’s in a state to be seen.

I’m fully open to harsh feedback on it too when it is ready as it’s something I’d like to become a regular thing.

The Aventuria Almanac is a setting guide with some really pretty art and an amazing amount of details of the world.

5150: New Beginnings is a sci-fi game with a setting similar to Night City in Cyberpunk. It has a single player story writing mode too which I look forward to trying.

These, upon really close inspection, look filament 3D printed and were really cheap so I imagine they’re likely easy to find. There’s always time to pay the cheese tax~

The move to discord will always then get you to download files and you will lose your account.

Wait… what?!

The haunting visage of Crinkley Bottom returns!

It’s that difficult balancing act isn’t it, the party goes off on an adventure to far off places they’ve never been before but somehow we have to weave in those backstories in a plausible way. I always worry I am shoe horning a characters backstory into a plot at the detriment of the story. >__<

Is it not the sender’s responsibility to go get it and bring it to you?

Write?! For future concepts~

Detach them first, they fly further! Throwing those of others allows more ammunition too~