DnD, art and exhaustion

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Summer is OUT! Link below, go read it! <3

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Over the years, I have made a lot of art of my first DnD character, warlock aasimar Nur'asyl.

Today I finished my first ship zine of him and his street rat magician boyfriend. Over this summer, I will also start publishing a comic about that campaign called Ashen Vigil.

If you are looking for gay fantasy ship content, you can find the zine here:

I mentioned in my previous blog post that I have not yet made up my mind about how I should go about the updates regarding Farside, once I will eventually get that far.

For Said The Stars, I updated 1-4 times per month, 10-40 passages at a time.

For Wolf Bride, the whole project will have 6 updates in total, one every three months, and there are absolutely no small updates in between. Each update is 25-50 000 words, 200-400 passages.

The question is, which do you prefer? Based on my gut feeling it looks like people INTERACT MORE if I push out small and frequent updates, which obviously keeps me going as well. (So, you know, if you prefer bigger updates and haven't yet left a comment on Wolf Bride... you could do that!)

Anyway! Poll time!

I got to know, okay?

AND the weekend-long discount for the Shimmering Moon tier is up! If you want more to read immediately and to make sure you can be among the first ones to read the complete Summer chapter, as well as to ensure a future discounted price for Autumn and Winter early accesses...

Your time has come!

IT IS OUT!

Wolf Bride - Spring has launched, it is out, you can read it!

You can also read my devlog on itchio's own site, but I wanted to put up a brief excerpt of it here as well:

Recently many writers in the community have received hate comments and hate asks about polyamorous content and polyamorous routes. I myself was included, but seeing the comments some other creators received, I got off easy and was not bothered by it - until I realised this is a thing so many people are going through right now, some to the point of it counting as harassment.

Wolf Bride is tagged as polyamorous. It has polyamorous content. This does not just mean polyamorous routes, it means that polyamory as a concept is viewed in positive light. Naturally this game is a lot of other things; it is not a game about polyamory.

It is a game about the Land of Forest and Night, about werewolves, about trauma. About being an offering and growing into your power, whatever that might mean to you. About romance, about adventure and about forming strong bonds, romantic and otherwise. About finding your pack and found family.

But it has polyamory in it.

If this bothers you to the point that you would feel the need to leave angry comments about it, or to go harass creators who create this kind of content, I would have a humble request for you: please go read something else. This game might not make you happy, it might make you very unhappy indeed, and it gives nothing to me to make people unhappy with my creations.

Majority of all the content in the world is geared for monoamorous people. Monoamory is the norm, and as such, romance and romantasy tends to gear towards it. There is a lot you can read out there that has nothing to do with polyamory! Where polyamory will not be mentioned at all!

AND the weekend-long discount for the Shimmering Moon tier is up! If you want more to read immediately and to make sure you can be among the first ones to read the complete Summer chapter, as well as to ensure a future discounted price for Autumn and Winter early accesses...

Your time has come!

IT IS OUT!

Wolf Bride - Spring has launched, it is out, you can read it!

You can also read my devlog on itchio's own site, but I wanted to put up a brief excerpt of it here as well:

Recently many writers in the community have received hate comments and hate asks about polyamorous content and polyamorous routes. I myself was included, but seeing the comments some other creators received, I got off easy and was not bothered by it - until I realised this is a thing so many people are going through right now, some to the point of it counting as harassment.

Wolf Bride is tagged as polyamorous. It has polyamorous content. This does not just mean polyamorous routes, it means that polyamory as a concept is viewed in positive light. Naturally this game is a lot of other things; it is not a game about polyamory.

It is a game about the Land of Forest and Night, about werewolves, about trauma. About being an offering and growing into your power, whatever that might mean to you. About romance, about adventure and about forming strong bonds, romantic and otherwise. About finding your pack and found family.

But it has polyamory in it.

If this bothers you to the point that you would feel the need to leave angry comments about it, or to go harass creators who create this kind of content, I would have a humble request for you: please go read something else. This game might not make you happy, it might make you very unhappy indeed, and it gives nothing to me to make people unhappy with my creations.

Majority of all the content in the world is geared for monoamorous people. Monoamory is the norm, and as such, romance and romantasy tends to gear towards it. There is a lot you can read out there that has nothing to do with polyamory! Where polyamory will not be mentioned at all!

Before I worked on Wolf Bride, I worked on Said The Stars. After Wolf Bride is done, I will be working on Farside.

My work style has been to work on one project at a time, to make sure the chapters and updates are frequent and come out on a timely manner, but I have only now started to delve into the Interactive Fiction community and noticed that many projects or accounts have several prologues out.

I guess what I'm wondering is... would people want the prologue of Farside even when the actual development will only start next year? I have scripted the prologue and the basics of programming, but I just thought people don't want prologues for projects that are far in the future.

But perhaps I have been wrong! Maybe I could and SHOULD be posting Farside's prologue online already? Let me know in the comments!

Or, if you're shy, here's a poll: