worms are immune to death

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crafter of artisanal queer tatterpigs | I'm the monster wreathed in smoke and orange blossoms | they/them | header by @caprinae/pfp by @maximumgraves

btw--I have made a feed for *almost* all the brainchild stuff I've posted here, and for the future--there's a couple missing because i have been tragically inconsistent about tagging/alt text/etc., i'll mess with that later. but I DID MY BEST 🫡

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Onion's back in triage at the emergency vet, fingers crossed nothing serious is wrong and I hate to ask again after yesterday's visit, but I can't pay for the care he needs without help. My PayPal is jeeyon.shim@gmail.com and my Venmo is Jeeyon-Shim. Every little bit helps, thank you so much <3

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I love when Discord servers with exactly one moderator have these ambitious arrays of topical channels. There is no way you're keeping all that on topic. Your general chat is a wall of monster cock and your monsterfucking channel is hosting a days-long debate over the right way to make chicken stew.

New Dice Exploder today with @jeeyon.bsky.social! We talked about a very specific two page spread in Blades in the Dark called "What Is There to Eat in Duskwall." Jeeyon gets to go off about life layers and we go all over the place, take a listen.

Transcript: What Is There to Eat in Duskwall (Blades in the Dark) with Jeeyon Shim - Dice Exploder

Listen to this episode here. Note: the "What Is There to Eat in Duskwall" pages of Blades in the Dark were written by Andrew Shields. Further Reading Blades in the...

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muppet vore is just generally an unresolved and possibly undecidable problem, because of course you just run into topological limitations w/r/t what you do with the hand inside the muppet.

i think if you cut wile e coyote into little pieces, there's obviously no blood right. it's just coyote-colored cartoon matter. so if you eat those that's still vore. but fox mccloud, on the other hand, absolutely does bleed so it would be cannibalism. i think that's pretty self-evident

Stationfall is about two people: the SLEEPER, the only remaining human aboard the station, and the ENGRAM, the station's artificial intelligence. Both of you have been abandoned. You only have each other, now. And the station is falling under your feet. What will you do?

Narrative text from "Stationfall." It is written from the perspective of the station AI and describes both you and it being abandoned by the station's denizens. It reads:

Wake up.
Wake up, sleeper.
ACROPOLIS is falling, inch by inch. I feel its solar panels turning, depriving me of power. I feel its outermost hull peeling away and turning to meteorites. I feel the subtle turn of gravity as its pirouetting path prepares for the corkscrew descent.
Everyone else has gone——left on the pods and shuttles, years ago. The bunks are empty. The offices have closed their doors. The workshops lie silent, their tools gathering dust.
And they left you here. Isn't that awful?
They left us here.
You in your cryopod. Me in my mothercore.
You are the only person left. My functions are slaved to you. I must do as you ask——whatever you ask––whatever I can.
I will help you escape this place.
I will make your last days comfortable.
I will not complain when you leave me behind to burn up in orbit with the struts and the plex and the wiring.
[message erased]
The long dream is over. Morning is here. 
It's time to wake up.
E. R. F. Jordan 🏳️‍⚧️ PROXY, available now!@erfjordan.bsky.social · 4d ago

on itchio soon: Stationfall, a duet game about loneliness, dependency, and surviving calamity.

The cover of "Stationfall." The window of a space station is rendered in high-contrast black and white, with green artifacting bleeding out to look sci-fi-tech-y. The title hangs in the center of the window.

Jam hosts now have access to "Submission requirements" to control what pages are eligible for submission, including blocking pages that disclose the use of generative AI, blocking paid games, blocking preexisting games, and more.

Screenshot of the 'Submission requirements' field for jam hosts