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Folks!

I recently got to chat with @Portablecity about her methods and tools for making all that glorious merch & we recorded it for you!

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Gonna stream in ten minutes, anyone around to hang while I draw a fantasy map?

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Building a new world and need a map of your continents? Load this webpage: azgaar.github.io/Fantasy-Map-G

Building that world and need a map for a city? Load this webpage: watabou.itch.io/medieval-fanta

Need a map for a dungeon? Load this webpage: donjon.bin.sh/fantasy/dungeon/

I'm getting a few last minute RSVPs so folks I'm calling Absolute For Real Last Call for this ROM artists' field trip this Thursday! Come on out for some chill nerdy hangs: torontocomics.com/portfolio/ar

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And finally, for more information, keep an eye on pocketdungeons.portablecity.net for all your pocket dungeon updates - and right here for more news about The Corruption of Pelursk: portablecity.net/corruption-pe

If you won't be at TCAF and want to get your hands on this dungeon, I've opened preorders! Available for preorder are the zine + paper map and hexes, OR - The Pocket Dungeon Pack, a canvas zippered pouch stuffed with a luxurious 17" square fabric map, fabric hexes and more! Learn more and place your orders here: portablecity.bigcartel.com/pro Stay tuned - I'll be sharing more images and news about this dungeon and the pocket dungeon pack soon!

The Isle of Pelursk sits at the center of the Black Lake, where strange magics have sustained a community for time unmeasured - but something, somewhere has gone wrong. It's time to journey against all taboo to the Isle itself and face the horrors of The Corruption of Pelursk!

The Corruption of Pelursk will be debuting at Comics x Games on May 12 and 13th here in Toronto! More info here: handeyesociety.com/event/comic

Announcing my next Pocket Dungeon, The Corruption of Pelursk - a system agnostic tabletop rpg dungeon in a zine! And not just in a zine, packaged up in a pencil case with a 17" fabric map, hexes, and more!

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Announcing The Corruption of Pelursk, my next Pocket Dungeon Pack and system-agnostic rpg adventure! Releasing in a few weeks - stay tuned for more info!

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Hey, nerds! I work at an alternative school in Holyoke, MA, where 31% of people live below the poverty line. I teach electronics & other technical art to mostly minority, mostly poor kids.

Can you get my students some tools & materials?
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@InvestigativeSpend Maybe you could have a de-escalation die in a 13th Age derived horror game.

The die is a penalty, and each scene/interaction the penalty gets worse. So things get harder and harder for the PCs.

Maybe it resets to zero whenever a PC dies.

Hi masta-buds, join me now for some Canadiana-themed prog rock AND the process of drawing a cover for my next crystal-island-inspired dungeon zine: youtube.com/watch?v=oaBODKLtvj

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For every new software feature you want to add, think, "How would a group of persistent, tech savvy people use this feature to harass someone."

Maybe that means you decide not to implement it. Maybe that means you work on something else that would support people who get the majority of harassment.

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I'm looking for a mapmaker for a paid job! Women/POC encouraged. Any takers? Send me links to your portfolio or site.

Hey friends, did I mention I've got my zines and comics back in my store this month? If you need fantasy adventure or cromulent advice OR just a pile of dnd PCs, have I ever got you covered:
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Well I've decided I'm going to power through and get this packaged up asap! I just sent off for three prototypes so I can select my preferred fabric.

With my previous pocket dungeon I had a "publish it first, THEN worry if it's any good" approach, and I do think that approach served me well, but this second one is much more complicated! And like four times the length, for some foolish reason.

(The reason is like five random roll tables.)

I have an opportunity to sell my pocket dungeons in May and I'm trying to decide if it's a good idea to hurry up and wrap up the second one in time, or if I should let it go for now and give myself a few more months to finish it up...