What's On Your Mind, Then?

Alexandre Gustneau is an Artisan.

Mercy is something of a complicated subject within the borders of Renuvia.

// content warning: brief allusions to violence against women, as well as an unpleasant implication from the fantasy CIA.

You walk the line between two worlds, and have created something new in its wake.

Writing this quickly for the pseudo-real system that exists in my head—apologies if my next few class posts are incomprehensible for your preferred elf-game.

New year, new start!

Lately, I've been suffering from a lot of burnout.

Lakshman Anil Paschim had a problem... he was too popular.

When the first hives approached La Republique amidst the waning storms, they did so with open arms.

Firearms are an oddity in Bromeilles.

Here's a rough collection of thoughts pulled out of my first sludge pile, which I filled sometime in 2022.

This isn't anything like my usual posts on here.

The new LoTR set for Magic: The Gathering just came out, and—considering that the silly card game has had me in a chokehold for the last few months—it's no surprise that this whipped me into an inspiration frenzy.

Have you ever wondered why we give such importance to gemstones?

For some time now, I've been working on a "horror" project set in the LANCER TTRPG universe.

I've been trying to catch up on the entire Cronenberg discography lately, including watching his son's work!

Shall We Punish The Baker For Leaving Out Their Bread?

Working Old-School, Bear With Me Image From Tumblr The more time that's passed with this blog, the more I've become enthralled in exploring the GLoG design space.

It's always the little things Art by Mike Beeman I'm a university student.

You Believe Too Much, Think Too Little 'Frpth' by Marina Krivenko It is often difficult to believe that witches, already viewed in a light of mystery, can achieve such feats as Calling.

It Is Not Who You Are Art by Tithi Luadthong Middling As practitioners of The Primeval Forces, witches share much in common with druids.

What Becomes Of Forgotten Knowledge?

Note: After reading through the first two chapters of Annie Dillard's "The Writing Life," I am happy to report that our feelings on creative literature intersect comfortably.

The Workplace Recommends Dexterity Art from Bloodborne Per The Twelve Laws, Artisans never stop learning.

What distills from pain but pure, delicious rage?