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Good morning, afternoon, or evening to all of our readers. Today is the first of the month, and we have given you a new chapter for both "Man in the Pink Suit" as well as "Legends of the Brawl." We hope to be very transparent and keep you up to date with the stories and their scheduling. As of right now, this is the schedule we hope to commit to. 
          
          Legends of the Brawl - Every other Monday starting Dec 1st
          
          Riftweld - First Friday of every month starting Dec 5th
          
          Death's 12 - Biweekly starting Dec 4th
          
          Man in the Pink Suit - First Monday and Last Monday of every month starting Dec 1st
          
          Sin Incarnate - Biweekly starting the Dec 10th
          
          The City of Nomad - First Wednesday of every month starting Dec 3rd
          
          Thank you for any and all continued support, and feel free to reach out or connect with us at any time. 

Happy Holidays to everyone! We hope you are able to enjoy time with your loved ones. For those unable to, we hope you are still able to find happiness throughout the course of the close of this year. The Brawl Family happily welcomes you to join us. We'd love for you to be a part of us and for us to foster a dope, creative, and positive community. In case you have nothing to do this weekend or if you're waiting for Thanksgiving Dinner, "Man in the Pink Suit" should be getting another chapter as well as "Legends of the Brawl" and "RiftWeld: the Ellari Wars". We are also hopefully dropping the first chapters of "Death's 12", "The City of Nomad", and "Sin Incarnate" all for your reading pleasure! We enjoy any and all support whether it be views, questions, comments, and of course critique! Once again, happy holidays!

This is such a strong opening — raw, cynical, and strangely poetic in its brutality. The voice is incredible: weary, darkly funny, and dripping with the kind of experience that only comes from too many battles and too little humanity left. The worldbuilding hits immediately through the smell, the philosophy, the hierarchy of ‘Urks,’ and that unsettling cycle of war. It feels like a blend of military sci-fi and psychological horror, and it works beautifully. I’m hooked already.