HighScribe

@ellette-giselle
I read your latest section, but don’t have time to comment on it today. All I can say is that I liked it (in the same sort of way I have liked your other sections recently) That may be the case until Thursday. Don’t worry about me, you can keep posting more stuff.

@keilah-h

Siblings are weird…one of my sisters made up this whole story at lunch about how she was the best sweeper ever, even better than Donald Trump, who loves sweeping and has an entire room full of crumbs that he sweeps for fun.

@keilah-h

XD

@ellette-giselle @raxforge

He’s used to fighting people who are still alive. XD

@the_lost-journal

*GASPIEST GASP OF ALL GASPS* A miracle! Well actually, erm, I used my hot chocolate levitation powers, of course… The hot chocolate levitation powers which I totally have…

@hybridlore

Yeah. That’ll do it.

@ellette-giselle

I knoww. It does seem to work with his backstory, though. Poor guy. Ten years in slavery…

@hybridlore

Hmm. Interesting.

Yes, he does have a funny personality. He’s slightly messed up tho. Like, weirdly morbid and also cheerful in a odd mix.

@ellette-giselle

I like him! He has a funny personality. I think he might become a Christian eventually.

@the_lost-journal

MWAHAHA- wait, y- you… threw the hot chocolate? GASP! What a tragedy. A cup of hot chocolate has died this day, died at the hands of the one whom they call potato reporter!

@the_lost-journal

This interaction:

“What the avocado, why does the queen of ducks hate me so much?!” – Piper

“Hm… wonder why.” – Palmer

@hybridlore

Haha! Yes, Ian is going to be trouble. In fact, he’s going to _______________

What do you think of Albee? (btw, I love that I gave him a big long name. 😂 It’s just so funny to me, because it totally doesn’t fit him.)

@the_lost-journal

Yeah, Piper, I wOnDeR wHy.

*parachuting ducks begin to descend with emotional support teddy bears*

@ellette-giselle

Great section!! It seemed pretty realistic. Oof, Ian’s going to be trouble 😬

I can’t wait for the next one!

@theshadow

*subscribes* I’m plotting a contemporary romance series, but I haven’t actually written any yet. Will your books be middle grade or YA? I would say have at least one continuing conflict through the series like how in The Penderwicks on Gardam Street, (my favorite), they have the Save Daddy Plan, or in the 1st  Vanderbeekers book…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

NOOOOO! Alas…

Tagging @esther-c

@the_lost-journal

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BACKWARDS. MWAHAHAHA. i think… Idk why my first idea was to do that…

Also, how much does the DM have to tweak a campaign in order to fit the players in? I’ve heard that you have to give the DM a character sheet first, and I’d imagine a character-centered game will have to juggle all the character motives. Like how much do the DM and the player have to collaborate before the game?

I already have some questions! Thanks for the topic, Andrew. XD

First of all, how difficult is it to learn the game? Second, how far can a person make up lore for DnD, on top of whatever campaign setting they use? For example, I was reading about warlocks and it didn’t give a list of patrons, so I assumed you make up your own.