nikomaruhito

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Shit! It's been just under a year, and I nearly forgot about this project :( I want to write more; my art has increased thanks to a new digital tablet; my medication is updated; I've not yet found a therapist; Lego is amazing but my kids don't yet have the patience; I'm looking to get the yard prepped for no more mowing; so many things. So many. I'm wondering if ADHD meds aren't in order.

nikomaruhito

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Shit! It's been just under a year, and I nearly forgot about this project :( I want to write more; my art has increased thanks to a new digital tablet; my medication is updated; I've not yet found a therapist; Lego is amazing but my kids don't yet have the patience; I'm looking to get the yard prepped for no more mowing; so many things. So many. I'm wondering if ADHD meds aren't in order.

nikomaruhito

Back in Virginia. My inspiration has all but dried up. I'm waiting for things to settle down while I prepare for a long D&D campaign with a family of Tabaxi. The plan is to rotate GMs so we don't get burnt out trying to outdo a previous quest. The hope is we'll develop a more improvised style of gaming that allows everyone to GM at the same time, coming up with a more or less cohesively random adventure.
          
          As with Mission to Zyxx, I've set up a framework of where we start and a general idea of where we want to be (either back home or resettled in a new place) at the end. Ideally, npcs will recur in order to tie campaigns together (more so than  just npcs that span several related modules).