A hexflower is a random table with a memory. Or an attitude. You roll on it using 2d6. But unlike a standard random table, a hexflower (or the user) remembers where it’s at, and that influences where you can go. Hexflowers are not my idea. You can find more on
This is the 4th AI Artifact, a magic item based on an image generated by an AI from randomly generated words. In this case, those words are “disastrous”, “psychotic”, and “logical “. If you want to know what this is about, you can find the rules here. The prompt used
This is the 3rd AI Artifact, a magic item based on an image generated by an AI from randomly generated words. In this case, those words are “flippant”, “dispensable”, and “absent”. If you want to know what this is about, you can find the rules here. The prompt used (and
This is the second AI Artifact, a magic item based on an image generated by an AI from randomly generated words. In this case, those words are “hateful”, “changeable”, and “giddy”. If you want to know what this is about, you can find the rules here and the other entries
This is the first AI Artifact, a magic item based on an image generated by an AI from randomly generated words. In this case, those words are “knowledgeable”, “material”, and “bewildered”. If you want to know what this is about, you can find the rules here. Update: I wrote about
Here’s an idea, which may or may not be new. Use a random word generator, feed that into an AI as describing an artifact or rather a magic item, and write something about the resulting AI artifacts. Sounds fun? Let’s do it. In the spirit of the recent updated, the
I have not really been active here recently. After trying a weekly schedule on my largely unrelated YouTube channel, I realized that I need to make a few changes. One of those is to embrace my failure to pick one thing and stick with it. Do all the Things One
The Rhythm is an intriguing concept to add to your campaign. Something that happens all over the world in an orchestrated effort. To what end if for you to discover. The Rhythm is a myth. A legend. A story told to weary travellers who only want a night’s rest, but
Imagine a hardwood box roughly the size of a head. At first glance, it looks adorned with carvings that have seen their fair share of weathering. Upon closer inspection, you realize that the weathering was more unfair than fair, and that given the amount of abuse the designs still look
There are gods who go all out in terms of publicity. Temples, priests, miracles, anything to secure belief. Others do not need to bother. The nature of people ensures that at any given time, there are enough creatures out there worshipping them, engaged with the deity’s focus, so there is