Red Rosella

It Spreads Chapter 6

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Hey you? Are you over the age of 18 and enjoy minecraft youtubers?

Do you like Hermitcraft, Empires and the Life series? Do you enjoy another server not mentioned or are one of the remaining dsmp fans?

Well I have the server for you! Join Minecraft Youtube Adult Edition.

We are a fun community for adults to talk about the silly little block people.

We have channels for reacting to live streams, to talk about videos, general channels and mcc!

Too broke to buy merch? Make your own Spent a week making a Pearl plushie!! Got the best colours ever for the jacket and went to work making her... Not the most accurate design, I know. But free patterns are limited and the pattern for the more accurate hairstyle costs 5USD so I'm not doing that lol

(extra images including one without the jacket under the cut)

Edit: here's the links for people interested in the pattern! All credits to Laura Tegg on Ravelry. Feel free to send a message if you have further questions!

JUST SOME THOUGHTS! I don’t really like the “go from the top up” advice on drapery/clothes - if you’re having difficulty try it like this!

Its well written. It has a unique storyline. The characters are fun and memorable. The music is gorgeously orchestrated.

The animation style and text to speech voicing throws people off, but when you look passed that, its actually pretty beautiful. How all the series' intertwines into one big timeline, and builds this whole, strange yet wonderful world.

Its amazing. Truly a misunderstood masterpiece. It makes me happy, and it makes others happy. It sends us messages of positivity. The bad guys arent really bad guys. The good guys do bad things too.

I re-designed the map order worksheets during my time at WOTC as manager of cartography. Mainly it was just to make the worksheets completely digital and accessible for anyone who was to design maps for our game worlds. These are the final versions which were being used up till 2003 at WOTC.  The list of map symbols goes back to the dawn of role playing game maps and TSR.  Dave Sutherland and Dennis Kauth were the two people who really started all of the organized nature of making map orders easier to produce for the TSR RPG R&D design department.  

Dennis Kauth was originally from an engineering background, so he even made sure that all of the symbols had a corresponding number in case of the situation where someone was not able to draw things out in a competent manner, they could just simply write a number on the map reference and circle it, thus making “it” the object or feature from the master key.  The mapping standards is one of the first things Dave & Dennis showed me when I started work in the mapping department at TSR in the early 90s.