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man. I really need to get a job and then figure out how to do business stuff.
I really want Blackpowder Engine to get off the ground and go somewhere, it's this cool thing and everyone who's seen it loves it but "everyone's who's seen it" is like ten people, tops.
If I want this to go anywhere, I think I'll need a: -Digital artist -second writer -money management guy -legal guy
AT LEAST
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I like how the impetus for Tomb of Horror was Gary Gygax getting sick of DnD nerds in the 70's bragging about how OP and unbeatable their characters were and being like:
Thx brain for giving me the best fucking RPG plot I've ever written in the middle of the night now I can't sleep but I'm 100% my players will hate me for what I'm about to do to them
I need to actually finish this exalted character before game Tonight, everything's done but the charms.and picking charms is always hurts me.
I'd like to try to make a TTRPG of my space fantasy setting at some point. figure out rules for ship customization, combat, and crewing and all that.
I have some basic ideas in mind for vehicle stuff, wrote them down somewhere for Blackpowder Engine, but I'm not too happy with them.
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when your DM says they're listening to the Raphael finale song to get ready for tonight's session
I like making things and one of the things I like working on is TTRPG's. I only actually aim for one of them to actually go anywhere, the others are just for my entertainment, but it'd be nice if they did go somewhere though.
anyway, in my most recent little project, the thing I'm most proud of is the mechanics for the Artificer wizard, which starts off as a support based around buffs but, over the levels, becomes more and more of a trapmaster and itemcrafter, most of their spells switching from enchantments to runes and glyphs with a multitude of effects such as sight or motion. I designed them like this because I designed the artificer by imagining what I'd picture NPC artificers doing and then trying to think of how I could allow the players to do all the same stuff. it's great and I feel so smart.
