L.S. Engler

@lsengler.bsky.social

Writer/Artist/RP/Cosplayer type. She/her. Weirdo. Really likes cats. Website: http://ls-engler.com Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/lsengler Patreon: patreon.com/lsengler Redbubble: lsengler.redbubble.com TeePublic: https://www.teepublic.com/user/l-s

I am fifteen minutes away from two glorious days off after a VERY irritating work week. My goal is to finish up that story I've been poking at about a spooky scary door for a contest and MAYBE have a new art to post! (But I'll probably just play a lot of Octopath Traveler lololol)

Finished! The awkwardness of a white man writing about Native culture in the mid-90s aside, I really enjoyed this book, even more (heh) than some of the other Moore books I've read so far. Humor was solid, sometimes brilliant, and Sam was a great protag. Ending felt rushed, but still satisfying

A photographof the book "Coyote Blue" by Christopher Moore, with the cover of the silhouette of a coyote howling up at an orange sky with a golden eye

Any DnD session that inspires a player to cue up "Chariots of Fire" to play while his character runs toward a well that keeps spewing out jellies and oozes with a molotov cocktail is a GOOD DnD session.

GIRL SNAKE CATCHER. she makes a snug little income by securing reptiles for traveling shows SHE JUST GRABS THEM (The Washington Bee, Washington DC, November 8, 1902)

Bild

Slept poorly and woke up super depresses today, made worse by having to slog through another bullshit day at my bullshit job, BUT I have plans to just throw silly little guys at my dnd party tonight and that'll get me through it. Sometimes, a session of pointless combat is just the cure you need.

Daily Five Minute Sketches: Drawing Priyet Until the Start of the New Campaign: ELDRIDCH BLAST! Because she IS a warlock, too, after all. I should do a full color version of hers, because it's multi-colored and very pretty. She always feels bad using it, though.

A rough sketch of a young woman in a peasant style dress, holding a staff with one hand and shooting magic out from the other, looking uncertain and reluctant about it.

Monthly reminder: Many people have a book in them, but it takes a special kind of freak to leave the Land of Laziness, cross the Plains of Procrastination and Insecurity Mountain, find the Blade of No One Made You Do This, and use it to cut your chest open and yank that book out.

Daily Five Minute Sketchez: Drawing Priyet Every Day until the New Campaign Starts: Pensive Priyet! I imagine this is her when the rest of the party is deciding what to do, and then they ask her her thoughts, and it turns out she was thinking about something else entirely and hadn't heard a word

A rough sketch of a young woman in a peasant style dress, hand to her chin in thought.