Ah, I will simply perish.

Try sugar or caffeine.

From what I've seen you're just focusing your time and energy in other elements of your art atm. I am sure if you worked on those elements you'd get back up to speed in no time!

Yes but the implants also transform with the werewolf.

I figured it out (mostly) last time I played, but I could not have hoped to have explained it properly. It was like a weird deck building generator minigame from memory though.

That would be extremely cool for sure. Although can we keep in the delightfully and utterly unhinged social combat minigame in?

Although you can share dreams like the one I had where Mathew Mercer told me he was going to kick me out of the DnD group if I didn't stop being a freak, because my pants kept falling down in the dream like they were possessed. Something absurd and weird like that can be enjoyed without context.

But I can't make somebody else feel what I felt in the dream, or really see what I saw. That's an experience that I alone have to enjoy. Dreams can't be shared really because they're more than just what you see or hear in them.

The dream didn't really explain why, although I could come up with explanations after I awoke. Dropping into an asteroid belt might have meant that the ship phased into rocks potentially, or that with a large colony ship that we were going to have asteroids and rocks collide with us.

I have a dream I remember vividly. It wasn't long, but I was on a big colony spaceship in it. The ship was in hyperspace or warp drive and we dropped out into an asteroid belt. That description isn't remotely interesting because it *cannot* convey the fear and horror I felt in the dream.

Unusually among the people that I know I have vivid dreams that I can regularly remember but have not felt like I've been able to tell them to other people and convey the nature or impact of them very often. The quote got me thinking about why that is again and I think it comes down to emotions.

I think the deep lore mentions cats in the ceiling above us.

Artists go into a low energy sleep-mode when they aren't creating art, and can go without food, drink or deep sleep for up to a month!

Yes, and you should say so!

The guy talking about 40 wild hogs saw what was coming.

Bad Dad.