Finished reading "Slaying the dragon" by Ben Riggs. A must read if you want to get paid for a living as a creative person.

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I picked up a reMarkable 2 this weekend. It is nice for sketching quick maps. It is hard to have it sync to a PC in realtime.

Second map with reMarkable 2. This spits out a PDF file, which I am not super thrilled about. This almost works as something I could use to run a virtual game and build dungeons in realtime... Which is something most VTTs fail at for me.

Hand is less crampy after this one. This is from memory, from the first dungeon of a 1993 campaign. Maybe this will be a teaser for something I am about to do, and maybe it will be a spoiler if someone can connect the dots in a soon-to-be created game.

Another day another reMarkable doodle. The pixelation loses something, the structure has a lack of integrity based on the dead space, and there are many interesting secret doors in this six story castle turret.

I am enjoying these doodles. Hooking it up with a name from: derfdice.com/#/publicroll/d…

Another day, another doodle. The crypts. Complete with a library, and many secured vaults with relics and possibly guardian spirits?

The goblin tracks, visible to anyone, lead up this cavern. You can hear the low roar of rushing water if you listen carefully. Dare you enter?

The second floor of the church is pretty boring. Lots of rooms for acolytes, a mess hall, and a library. There are stairs going down at the front, and stairs going up at the back. A separate stairs takes you to the kitchen, and you might note a few interesting secrets.

In San Francisco for GDC. Always a good time!

Why were prehistoric doctors so wealthy? Because they treated so many dino-sores.

I am not the villain of this story. You are.

How to birthday

Birthday part two

The big stuff is moved.

Move complete. Time to start thinking more seriously about that OSE campaign.

I moved some of my more collectible D&D books to storage and kept my core books with me when I moved to southern California. It turns out I skipped the fourth edition completely. Yes, the spines of two of these books are taped on. These books were well-loved.

Community support is awesome. mofactor.com/2024/11/04/int…