dcchen.bsky.social
Storyteller, cartoonist, gamer, post-ironic aging nerd.
Forever GM
Fantasy Narrative Role: Innkeeper
Girldad
He/Him
Creator of Onward Bound.
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I'm much the same. It feels like I don't get my inspo until 11pm or as I call it the Witching Hour.
I usually end up going to sleep at 2am.
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Facebook, unfortunately. And I guess Instagram
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1. Because I needed a break from Facebook. I need to get off of there like yesterday.
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I use non-photo blue lead for base sketches and then black lead over it, scan.
I don't "ink" other than the scan to CPS mainly because I'm sort of bad at it.
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Yeah i wish I didn't use it so much. Trying to curtail its use.
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That I've found my space as a storyteller and creator by way of GMing. Knowing that I'm good what I do really boots the confidence.
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Ugh yeah it's like my brain can't work until I'm either stressed, exhausted, or both. Worst superpower ever.
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Hello! Thanks for the response. Yes, I was just gauging how activity there is in the gaming room after the vendor hall closes. I usually have to do a decent amount of prep for games.
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Thanks! I tried Torment back when it was released and didn't think it was my cup of tea because I like party-based adventures, but perhaps it's time to take another look!
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Lots of heavy questions here so I'll offer two. One serious, one fun. Your choice:
1. What would you say to the children of the world today?
2. What DnD class would you pick?
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I know exactly how you feel. In 2016-2020 especially I found out who people were. It was heartbreaking because some of these people were family.
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That is kind of you, thanks. Doing it with a great team. I'll post playtest opportunities at some point.
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Level 3. Sort of came late to the hobby (College) and never had any patience (or frankly money) for the prewritten modules.
Been working on a system with my team for the past 7 years. Setting has been in development for ...wow, 21 years.
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I'm with you, honestly. But we got you here so that's a step in the right direction. Chin up; there'll be happiness in Nottingham again one day.
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In 2008, I ran a "finale" for four separate campaigns that had been running in some form or another for 5 years. 18 players, 28 different player characters. Here's what I did after:
1. Swear to do it never again.
2. Do it again, but 7 years later
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Thank you for writing! We need you.
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This is one of only 2 comics I collect regularly. It's such a great read.
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We're with you Shepherd. There's always a room t the table, gaming or dining.
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WIth no hesitation, Final Fantasy 4 (2 in the US). It wa the first game that had a long-form STORY and made me realize that games could be a medium for storytelling.