Thinking about making a warlock whose pact saps their humanity and gradually reduces them to a feral monster.

Playing dnd like trying hats on at the store but for identities

Tempted to add a far off country to my setting where all magic is done with ghosts. Wizards learn spells via the writings of long dead casters, parts of which inhabit their brains. Sorcerers always have one foot in the other side. Clerics and paladins have the spirits of saints past in them. Warlocks. C'mon.

I feel like a smaller interior world (Like, in hollow earth theory) would have shorter buildings, and cities wouldn't be able to do that thing where they get taller towards the middle, bc while the normal world allows them to have a gap at the tops, they would start to crowd the closer to the center they got. But maybe there's room for skybridges in that sort of thing? Thinking about it, might make a setting that uses it.

Fuck it, gonna make another acct on a new instance. I could be befriending you tomorrow and you might not even know.

This new job and the subsequent income increase means I feel less guilty about dropping money to try out apps and I've found out that moon+ actually fucks as a reading software! I'm studying on the train with it! What the fuck!

My IT job taught me what a credenza is today. Life is weird.

What's a good desk chair for a plus sized dude? Needs to have at least 350LB capacity for ass. Bonus if it isn't the tallest thing in existence, either.

Mini motorways plays super well over moonlight. It's running on my PC while I'm on my Android tablet playing with a pen. A+, wish I could just buy an Android version.