Any recommendations then for title covers? In terms of people you would suggest?

Very cool stuff. Do you do commissions?

Just gotta step up and do it. I think it's really good for players to do so as well. I have found many players who are kinda afraid to, which I imagine is where that idea is coming from.

NIGHT sounds pretty intense and a lot of fun. Ill check it out

What kind of games do you make?

Ive considered doing something more simple too, but my game is kinda weird in that its nice to have bars around the tokens that are easily adjustable like a slider. This is due to have lots of action pools to keep track of. Which wasnt too bad in person at all, but i need something online for it

Working on putting together Foundry scenes finally. It's the first time ive really tried anything like it, my group has usually always done it in person but I moved, so i want to be able to have us all still play even if far away. Its exciting and intimedaiting.

'Stamina', used for dexterity, speed, acrobatics and the like and 'Mana' for mind, knowledge, and magic. Each pool decreases as used and refills at the beginning of your turn not the round. This results in multiple actions that decrease in strength or use over the course of a round.

Agreed. Everything tends to run the smoothist from my experience. Like, the game actually gets played and everyone is usually invested and never really left out either. Comes down to having natural fluid motion between everyone and the game.

If you find an alternative, let me know

I see, as far as lore is concerned, I suggest real-world historical influences, and maybe some magic the gathering merfolk lore. In my campaign I have merfolk, that come from an island that rises and sinks over periods of time, thus why they are merfolk, aquatic-human hybrid.

What kind of info are you looking for exactly?

I wish I knew how to make that stop or go away

Sure do, where I'm at now lol

Might be helpful to have some people in your life help out, in anyway really. I find that its keeps motivation up just trying to talk about the things you want to work on when its things that aren't our favorites to write up.

Got a good laugh out of this

Ultimately, it depends on how different the system is from something like Dnd or pathfinder. I ended up needing to use foundry because of how different the Stardust Spectrum is as a ttrpg.

Depending on how much effort you are looking to put in. Roll 20 is free and simple as long as you aren't trying to do too much. Foundry is a one time cost of $50, but allows for a lot of customization with a learning curve. There is also owl bear studio as an option