#rainwvalker

Yes Arrival at Kraghammer is the first episode, BUT they had been playing at home without recording/livestreaming for a long time even before that point, so that’s why it seems as if it jumps in right in the middle of an adventure

I've heard that editing them (even if you don't actually change anything) will cause them to revert back to their original positions

I don’t know if it’ll ever come up in the comic, and Duane’s always been kind of embarrassed to speak of it aloud because it makes him feel like one of those backwoods zealots that preaches anecdotes from a stump, but yeah, he had an Experience when he was a kid. Ssaelism is a very rational faith. It doesn’t encourage you to go around saying Ssael appeared to you in a vision and told you where you left your lucky kedis foot. If you tell your priest that Ssael speaks to you he’ll roll his eyes and suggest you stop mixing beer and wine.

Anyway, Duane was badly injured in a street accident (it was totally Lemuel’s fault, he was being a little shit) and very nearly didn’t make it. Duane was a very rambunctious kid - some might say a bully - and though his grandfather was teaching him pymary Duane tended to use it like, well, Sette might. To make his brother and their peers miserable. After he was hurt he was bedbound for a few months and his interests abruptly turned bookish. At the same time, frigging Sonum Ssael started talking to him in the back of his head, saying he needed to straighten the hell up.

Even after he recovered Duane was hobbling for a year and never took up his old role of neighbourhood bully. Instead he began studying his grandfather’s books, reading everything Ssael ever wrote, and spending way too much time in the ghers library. He shocked his grandfather by beginning to beat him in their play-duels, and shocked his dad by humbly requesting to attend seminary and become a cleric instead of becoming his apprentice in their family print shop.

:0 let us see some of your code!

i would Love to show off my secret code but heres the tea... if i share it it will not be Secret... (also it is wicked easy to crack dont @ me i started it in middle school and mostly used it to take history notes and pass notes with friends)

tho if anyone is trying to come up with a code or whatever of their own heres some tips:

study other languages! look at how they’re structured! look at fictional languages like elvish,(or c.g...) sometimes being nerdy helps maintain interest! look at writing systems like kanji or hebrew or greek or [insert anything here human language is a big and fascinating world] why? mostly because they are very cool, and can expand your horizons and frame of reference!

study history! heres a cool article about Cryptology from ye olde days. (theres plently more on the subject than this one article but its an interesting one that i read recently and reintroduced me to the topic)