Wyrm House

When you get really stuck, the question to ask yourself is "What do I need this scene to communicate?"

Like, what is the POINT of it. Does it have a place in the machinery of the story? As a gear in the narrative, what information does it need to convey?

If it's something more character-driven, what is it that the scene needs to tell the reader about the character?

Once you know this - and only you can know this - I find it helpful then to ask myself: "What do I feel like drawing? What sounds exciting and engaging to me?" Again, only you can answer this. What environment do you want to put the action in? What cool thing do you want the character(s) doing as they're communicating the information that you need to communicate?

Getting yourself excited about the location and circumstances can help fire off your imagination and get other ideas flowing.

character comm, i love wyverns

remember to unclench your jaw

A roughly cat sized cursed draconid species that originates from 1 singular wiggle wyrm crafted by a mad wizard thousands of years ago. How do they reproduce? Multiplication. They split into two from one. These pests are well known to sneak into the crevices of a wizards tower and multiply to fill there space. It's not uncommon for a wizard to go to bed for the night and wake up with their lower floors crawling with these tiny near organ-less magic based pests. When ever a location is filled to the brim with wiggle wyrms, the bravest of the group ventures out to find a new place to infest.