"Mysteries are fire. Truth burns."

Fallen London stories constantly introducing new characters instead of expanding on existing ones truly does capture the vibe of constantly making a new oc before you finish developing the 40 other ones you have

Hey guys I uhm. I think I might’ve fucked up

Good morning fl community.if I make a haircut ahistorical will you guys keep it a secret

one of the ES stories had someone with an emo hairstyle i think ur good

Good morning fl community.if I make a haircut ahistorical will you guys keep it a secret

one of the ES stories had someone with an emo hairstyle i think ur good

Everyone liberationist until they gotta walk to get water in the dark at night and see The Specters in the hallway shadows

me realizing i shouldve numbered these specifically because i dont know the order people are counting in akdlfllglhlh

as just about anyone could’ve predicted based on… my entire deal, i’m immediately taken with fallen london. the writing is lyrical, clever, and compelling, inclined toward fits of surreal humor and sudden plunges into horror. i like that the degree of randomness involved in story order means that worldbuilding comes together in chaotic, dynamic ways; there’s a lot of oh that explains that weird shit i saw earlier and woah, was i supposed to know that already?. the setting feels alive and full of possibility— i am solving local mysteries and committing petty crimes and writing poetry about mushrooms and chasing cats for their secrets and tripping on magic drug honey. i have no idea what’s going on but i know it rules.

I have finished the Masters quiz! I’ll reblog with the link so this shows up in the tag

Which Master of the Bazaar are you?

Its so lame we don't know more of the masters actual names tbh