King of Worms

Princess,
Done.
--King of Worms

--The entirety of a letter from Mannimarco to Morgiah, accepting her "first" in exchange for helping the King of Firsthold speak to his late son. Morgiah would in return use this favor to arrange a betrothal to the King of Firsthold.

The best thing I ever read about the internet was

"You're gone for a day and you feel you missed everything, but you're gone for a week and you feel you missed nothing."

The only thing that stopped me giving my teen years to an MMO was being to shy to ask for a game that needed a monthly subscription.

But now that I have my own adult money, who's stopping me from signing up for World of Warcraft, Final Fantasy XI, Final Fantasy XIV and ESO+?

I love money!

Been there.

I never thought I'd buy one until they released Jake Sully (Avatar) as a skin.

And then I bought the Skibidi Toilet backbling so there's really no going back.

I wish I played more World of Warcraft before getting a job.

Skyrim

This might be a stupid question, but what the hell was it like to read a book before the motion picture was invented?

When I read I play the narrative in my head exactly like a movie. Deliberate thoughts for direction, cinematography, even style.

Would probably be amazing to actually see that

I tried reading 'Darth Vader' but every panel was so dark I couldn't actually make out what was happening

And better still, every light just reflected off of it

Sometimes, digital is better

The art Bethesda released for the 31st anniversary features Jagar Tharn in the center. The background figures are based on the central characters on the main box art of the game.

Not sure what this is all about but I'm here for the ride.

All I could ask for.

You said it, man.

Goes hard.

I thought the only way to get book smart was to read nonfiction.

But, I, infact became book dumb. I neglected countless fiction books

Hearthstone game flipped so unbelievably back in my favour that my opponent (mage) ended themselves with their 2 damage fire spell

you can all hate on Word, but after it crashed right at the end of my detailed edit of a 14-page document, it came back WITH ALL MY EDITS SAVED and today I am blessing the Microsoft gods.

Oh hell yeah man, couldn't have said it better myself.

What do you mean by "indie authors?"

Like, self published?

Every night I stay up to read r/nosleep and I think I've outgrown it

I've read them for years and would genuinely be spooked

But I seriously can't understand the criteria for what makes a popular story on this subreddit

Is internet horror just oversaturated?

Saved.

Hell yeah for your father, my father is currently reading a wonderful book about how trees communicate.

Has your father heard of the boardgame "Campaign for North Africa"

Islands of the Caliph

Dread Delusion

They HAVE to be

1. Islands of the Caliph! Islamic inspired retro RPG with prayer times, how rad is that?

2. Dread Delusion! Like Daggerfall and Planescape had a nightmarish child.

Also a book in work on how to read and write in Arabic

One hardback:
Faizail-e-A'mal

One paperback:
Paper Towns

One mobile:
Lost But Not Least

One Kindle:
The Count of Monte Cristo

Reading John Green's "Paper Towns" and had a double take at seeing "IM'd" in a printed book

There is something more dated about language from 2008 than the 1700s

I'm catching up on your work, can you fill me in on the context of where you're from and why it inspires you to write?

Which is why I read The Catcher in the Rye every year.

The first few chapters of The Count of Monte Cristo will teach you a lot about people.