Oleander Garden

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Cyberspace trashgirl / Eventide presence / Formless and void - oleander.garden

Got a short story collection by a local author at the spooky horror bookstore disliked every story except one he hid 60% of the way through which was just stunning, going to be thinking about it for years type gorgeous. What the fuck?

Behold the humble Noem! Beguiling and silly-pilled, fully customizable, monstrous or adorable: with an n-dimensional vector space of fantasies and memories. An urban digital dollhouse, constructed top-to-bottom with a focus on simulation fidelity. Wishlist @ store.steampowered.com/app/4894510/...

NOEMATICA: Digital Dollhouse on Steam

Behold the humble Noem! Beguiling and silly-pilled, fully customizable, monstrous or adorable: with an n-dimensional vector space of fantasies and memories. An urban digital dollhouse, constructed top...

store.steampowered.com

Session report: Adventurers walk into gargoyle, cannot damage with weapons: surely they will perish? Actually, gargoyle is too small to breach battle line. Collision, many grappling calculations. Gargoyle pinned down by four and slaughtered with mysterious gnome dagger. All is well in dungeon.

Oleander Garden@voidhyacinth.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Running larger + more consistent campaign with sword's path glory and a four page spreadsheet than have otherwise managed in ages. Women love physics simulation with 1/12th of one second fidelity; the b/x and or storygame types are lying to you, with evil conniving lies. Pic related.

Running larger + more consistent campaign with sword's path glory and a four page spreadsheet than have otherwise managed in ages. Women love physics simulation with 1/12th of one second fidelity; the b/x and or storygame types are lying to you, with evil conniving lies. Pic related.

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It's funny that people now sometimes read the Pagan games as like retro-facsimile HPSX stuff (which literally didn't exist when I was making the first two). A lot of aggressive anachronism is there for the alienation effect but I think it comes across unintentional now. It's interesting!