A romantic novel on love between two juggalos named It Takes Two to Juggalo.
A fantasy short story on a band of orcs hunting nerds receiving raucous reception and peerage but declining violently.
An alternate history short story on a monastery that breeds carrier cats.

I'll never stop world building! Lore belongs on wikis!

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hollyhoppet wrote on July 15, 2018 at 5:38 PM

#4,966

This is why I gm tabletop games lol

voxpoplar wrote on July 15, 2018 at 5:41 PM

#4,967

same

Moonside OP wrote on July 15, 2018 at 6:00 PM

#4,968

Replying to hollyhoppet (#4,966)

I mean if you have a group and you gm, you sorta have a guaranteed audience, whereas I'm pretty sure my current ideas would basically receive none. And instead of being something compelling to read, it would end up as something like Reddit writing prompts and lore tid bits you find in books in computer RPGs. I mean if I gave effort I probably would improve so I'm not fatalistic but still I ain't gonna writing anything lmao.

hollyhoppet wrote on July 15, 2018 at 6:56 PM

#4,969

Replying to Moonside (#4,968)

Sorry, I wasn’t suggesting you do the same or anything. What I meant was I experience the same thing and tabletop gaming is one of my outlets for it, and was amused at myself for that.

Moonside OP wrote on July 15, 2018 at 8:47 PM

#4,971

Replying to hollyhoppet (#4,969)

Ok now I'll have to competitively agree - I didn't read your comment as advice for me, I was commenting on the benefits of GMing as a creative outlet. I've never roleplayed and don't have much interest either.