It's never too late for fanart! This is gorgeous, you perfectly showed her heartbreak.

Part 42 of 200 in historically interesting things to inspire your ttrpg

Sleeping Cat. Ivory, 19th century, Japan

The wiki works too haha!

I played Stardew around launch and had never played games like it before, so those early saves were MESSY while I tried to figure out wtf was going on.

People going back to Stardew now who've played any of the hundreds of newer, similar games will be familiar with the formula.

I named my cat Morpheus, and was still grieving his loss when the news came out. It felt like he'd tainted his memory. I've worked through it all now, but man it was hard to explain those feelings.

I'm keeping that series because of the association with my boy, but the rest of them got donated.

Right?! And somehow continued to make minting cash entertaining as well! I'll always have a soft spot for Moist, how can you not love a man who runs into a burning building to save Mr. Tiddles?! But Vimes and the guards are my favourites, probably just because they have more books. XD

The 580AL is a great pen, can hold a huge amount of ink, easy to clean, and it comes with a little kit to fully disassemble/re-grease. I find I don't have as much of an issue getting ink on my fingers (I have the same problem) as some other pens like my schaeffer, I think because it's wider.

Discworld was one of mine! Going Postal specifically which was my first one, and the book that made me realise fantasy didn't have to be Tolkein-eque high fantasy, it could be fun and easier to read.

The fact that Lae'zel doesn't step up to do it to save her prince really annoyed me.

Thanks!! XD

So much effort just so we can breathe!