It’s not quite as bad as 5e or P3 for character creation: the complexity builds slowly as characters level. But especially for tracking all the transient effects & non-stacking modifiers, it makes a huge difference not to have to do it by hand. This is the display tab of one of mine…
It has been brought to my attention that I don’t tweet enough about my art.
I kinda assume that landscapes are like vacation photos: they are mostly interesting to me because I was there. But if you are curious, this is what I’ve been up to lately.
It used to work because publishers created an artificially-limited market: authors were desperate to be one of the 24k new books published each year, but when they did they were the only options readers had.
But of course that system was discriminatory af.
For my latest attempt instead of getting into the weeds I just tried to convince people it is possible for reviews to be a delightful experience, and if they aren't it is worth taking a look at how to make them better.
