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A Denim Golem Approaches

@burnsombreroburn / burnsombreroburn.tumblr.com

Carlos, ‘94
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bixels

Was encouraged by Tulli to post some of my original work here today for portfolio day. Besides GG20s, I'm also developing a cyberpunk story about a rookie cyborg boxer in an alternate 2001 Los Angeles in the style of late-90s anime.

I also have a side project, developing a video game idea on exploring the Pacific ocean and speculative marine sciences.

Also some posters I've done, including a piece I made for The Lovers.

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I don’t think I have the chops for D&D or other tabletop RPGs but I could make a good DM’s assistant. I don’t play the game but I sit and listen and then after the session the DM can ask me for ideas.

and I am in character as the king’s most trusted advisor the whole time

I could say things like “yes, my liege, most clever, my liege” and keep notes for the DM and maybe supply a few character voices. and serve everyone very sinister tea.

No. I’m not looking for any words. Dungeon Mentat suits me just fine.

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arsnof

I believe he rolled a 3,my lord... He does this to spite you...

Honestly, I wish this were normalized specifically because it would act as a sort of apprenticeship for folks who'd like to one day be dungeonmasters but don't want to jump into the deepend. The experienced dm doing the mentoring likewise gets to offload some of the busywork of running/prepping the game onto someone who needs the practice. I know I'd love someone to workshop ideas with, as well as help pad out my adventures/dungeons with 10-20% more encounters.

This is to say nothing of how great it is to just have someone around to talk to about your game. DMing is a lonely art, especially when you have longterm plans that may take weeks or months to manifest.

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