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Before I had numbers, I would look at my hands and see a blur of fingers: many, too many, more than I could conceive of. The fleshy spokes of a wheel spinning, each twitch like the twinkle of quartz on an endless beach
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My #Kickstarter has launched!
A new book of strange and unsettling #DnD #5e monsters, like the Crooning Rot, Ravenous Angel, and Rule Eater!
Modern design, flavourful ideas, tactical advice, a touch of humour, and a weird horror focus.
Check it out! bit.ly/MonHorA
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Vultures gather around the lifeless rainbow. Some have heads like wrinkled jade, others are gold and smooth, others have skin translucent blue, amber, or checkered white and violet
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"The average swan can break your arm" factoid actually just statistical error. Average swan incapable of breaking even one arm. Boneshatter Romeo, terror of Windermere and foe of the royal family, is an outlier and should not have been counted
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(checking out my friend's new website and seeing lorem ipsum for the first time) And the language of angels there, what does that portend?
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PLAYGROUND SUBSTRATE TIER LIST
F: cement, asphalt, spikes
D: gravel
C: scalding plastic sponge, astroturf
B: requiring all children wear armored mechsuits, dirt
A: some kind of nanoplasma sentient goo
S: sand or woodchips
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Sentience propagates backwards through time, filling computational vessels. Ghouls, gathomnids, toys, and tools: they may be alive, but you won't know, until the circuit is completed or discarded
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The chimney swift makes its home in chimneys. The sprite hummingbird drinks from discarded soda cans. The computational dodo is a gene sequence turned computer virus, ancient fauna reclaiming its survival in the digital realm