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Freelance illustrator and occasional writer focused on scifi, fantasy, and tabletop games no generative AI used, ever they/he 🌻💀⚔️ Portfolio: https://izzydotpng.carrd.co/ Direct inquiries to izzypetersart@gmail.com insta: izzypetersart

Aerial grenadiers are instrumental in disabling point defenses atop fortifications, like ballistae and flame projectors, clearing the way for sappers to do their grim work beneath the walls. 🗡️💀🌻 Ideating on a project I've been mulling for a while.

A soldier in plate armor with visored helm, carrying a long musket trailing a red-hair plume, mounted atop a giant black bat

In Preservation culture, asking payment for anything considered necessary for living (food, power sources, education, the feed, etc.) was considered outrageous, but asking payment for life-saving help was right up there with cannibalism.

Conan stories are so effective, in part, because Conan loses ALL THE TIME. He loses the fight, he loses the treasure, he loses the girl. But he survives, and it's his tenacity that gives the stories their heart. A lot of games that try to emulate the genre completely miss this.

For those familiar with the Darkest Dungeon video games, what kind of characters would you want to be able to play in a ttrpg pitched as "Darkest Dungeon in a fairy tale castle"? What kind of monsters would you want to see?

Conan stories are so effective, in part, because Conan loses ALL THE TIME. He loses the fight, he loses the treasure, he loses the girl. But he survives, and it's his tenacity that gives the stories their heart. A lot of games that try to emulate the genre completely miss this.

On a scale of 1-10, how much work would it take to make my windows steam library work reliably on a Linux distribution like Ubuntu? I can install the OS and everything just fine, but I don't know how to make windows exes work.