Spaceships! Aliens! All Kinds of ADVENTURE!

So this is a cheat-sheet I’ve made for personal use to just have an overview over all the basic D&D rules. The first page covers most of the text rules. The color divides the sections more or less from one another.

Wow Tumblr is being extra weird tonight. It seems to have eaten my answer.

I can see how humans might appear to be somewhat more chaotic to the galactic society, but it seems weird that humans would be regarded as dangerous.

The demon appeared in the summoning circle. “Cool!” one of the astronauts said. “We have summoned you,” the other said, “to carry a message to Earth.” The demon glared at them. “Where. Am. I.” “In orbit. Tell Ground Control we are okay, but the solar storm killed our radios.”

— Micro SF/F stories (@MicroSFF) April 24, 2019

My stories are not for everyone. 

My stories will bore some readers. Some readers will hate them. Some won’t understand, won’t connect the dots, won’t relate to the characters. Some won’t because they can’t, some won’t because they don’t want to, but most won’t simple because my stories just aren’t for them.

My stories aren’t for everyone.

My stories are for me.

And they’re for the readers who will love them. They’re for the reader who have already loved them. For the readers who will see what I see in them and feel the characters and the world the way I do. They’re for the readers who wanted these stories before they even knew they existed. They’re for the readers they’ll make smile, the readers they’ll stick with, and the readers they’ll save.

And just because my stories aren’t for everyone doesn’t make them worth any less to the people they are for. 

Not everyone likes butterflies. Not everyone likes spiders. But the people who love those creatures more than anything else would lose a part of themselves if they didn’t exist. 

So no, my stories are not for everyone. But that doesn’t matter.