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Yes, that sure is an important thing! I plan to develop it slowly so I can get a solid world building that doesn’t feel like putting a “skin” on medieval fantasy and calling it a day. Thank you for your comment!

My idea so far is that magic would be too energy/effort consuming compared to technology. Specially for things like lighting rooms, long distance communication and daily life struggles. But I think there’d be a lot of industrialized magical goods too.

Oh, nice! Last time I played a drunk acrobat lol

Call of Cthulhu is amazing, do you have any idea what your character will be like?

Thank you :) I’ll take a look into that! I remember seeing something like that a while ago, but it required a monthly subscription so I gave up.

Depending on what you’re planning to paint perhaps one of my brushes will be useful.

I made one for painting chainmail: www.tinybard.art/product-page...

There’s another for painting willow trees on my store. I haven’t recorded a tutorial on how to use them yet though :/

Hey there! I'm Max Flores, character artist and digital illustrator mainly focused on fantasy and Table Top Roleplaying Games (TTRPG).

More info on my website: www.tinybard.art

Idk, I love projects that are all fluff and flamboyant even if it's theorically less practical haha

That's really cool! I always wanted to get horns but I only have elf ears.

Oh, sorry! When I see people sharing stuff here I assume they’re involved in the project themselves. Thanks for sharing!

I love doing that! Problem is I'm very short and skinny, so I end up not playing dwarves or goliaths to be more convincing

That looks amazing!

I think that'd be because most people kinda misplay them. You have probably seen the countless memes of "artificer is when gun" around dnd communities.

I need a gay version of this