I just posted my first entry for WorldEmber2023. I’m once again only shooting for the 10,000 word badge, but I’ve got a lot of Diner Punks content floating around in my head so there’s a chance of hitting one of the higher word counts. You can see all my WorldEmber articles as I post them…
Spooktober has started at World Anvil! The rules this year don’t allow submitting everything in a single article like last year, so I’ve added a category page where all my new Spooktober entries will show up. Since everything here has to be submitted as a generic article, many of these will be redone as the appropriate…
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This is my 8th Summer Camp article, which means I’ll get a merit badge for my WA profile. I cannibalized the basic idea from the dying gasps of a long-running campaign I ran in college and for a few years afterwards. Read at World Anvil Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
This one kind of stretches the prompt (“A rare natural phenomenon that most people look forward to”), but it more or less works. It also brings me to 7 completed prompts, which means I just need to do one more to get the merit badge. Read at World Anvil Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
Here’s the first (and by far most civilized) of the northern cities. Not sure if I’ve mentioned it here, but likes can help make it more likely I’ll get a cool prize for these. You need a World Anvil account (which, if you give me your username, will also allow you to see secret patron-only…
I didn’t set out to write 3000 words about a tax revolt that ended with a rain of fish, but that’s what happened. Read at world Anvil Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
Summer Camp entry for the prompt “a job that takes its practitioners to remote or faraway places.” Read on World Anvil Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
Here’s another World Building Summer Camp entry. This time the prompt is “a seat of power (of any kind!).” Read on World Anvil Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
In a world plagued by mundane realities such as climate change, political upheaval, and economic inequality, it’s all too easy to lose sight of the single greatest threat that the modern world has faced since the rise of Hitler: Namely, the invasion of our our creative commons by algorithms armed with digital paint brushes, code-based…
