This means that when I'm writing the dungeon I'll also need to be adding treasures to a CSV file as I go, but that's fine. I'll make it part of the writing process and it won't be a problem.

I think it's a similar set of people who *really* care about 200 pages of high quality art, too. I'm happy for them that this is how they derive enjoyment from the form - and I definitely like paper more than a normal person - but to me words are definitely the point.

For the curious

chrisb.bearblog.dev/more-work-on...

The main reason is a UX one really, because currently players will see a lot of commands in Discord that they can't actually use

I might actually split it into two or possibly three separate bits - one that just contains the player-facing stuff and one that contains the admin and GM commands, but I guess that's something I can decide after testing it.

My hobby is telling them they're idiots

Damn you're right

I love Reddit.

He absolutely refuses to explore it or read anything in the genre he's writing because he's adamant that reading won't make you a better writer.

I wish