BoneALisa

Just a simple little render i made a few weeks ago of an armory workshop thats based off a dnd campaign im in!

This is my first render that took me more than one sitting to do, and i am pretty proud of how it turned out.

Let me know what you think!

Heres my pixelfed account if you want to see anything else i made! @[email protected]

Edit: me not knowing how to link or spell lol

This is my first piece thst uses grease pencil without a tutorial. Im realky happy with the color scheme and overall look.

Looking to get feedback to see if there is anything I could be doing better!

This is not my original idea. This was a video someone else made forever ago that I couldn't find anymore, so I decided to make it myself because it's just too good. Figured yall would enjoy it.

I have done plenty of basic scripting for work, but this is my first "real" project, and wanted to see what real python experts think of it and see if there is anything I might be doing horribly wrong lol.

Im deploying documentation automatically here: https://ogs-python.dakotamarshall.net/

And the PyPI package is here: https://pypi.org/project/ogsapi/

I am very much a beginner, and its still very much a work in progress. Let me know if there is anything that could be drastically improved!

A game I played a few years ago against a bot while I was learning the game. Cat decided to come finish the job (I was white and its black to play)

Im migrating my content over from my r*ddit accout, so here was the story about my first fort!

After about 15hrs in my first fort, it finally happened. It imploded on itself.

I had just finished outlasting a siege from a nearby necromancer. Everything was going smooth, I was working on a couple mine cart rails, and getting an underground source of water when I notice that one of the adventurers in my Tavern had turned into a Weregiraffe, and killed one of my Dwarves. Well, I figured I had to stop it, so I send my squad of Dwarves in to dispatch of it, and they make fairly short work of it. No big deal, I think, problem solved. Right?

Well, shortly after, another one of the tavern goers turns into a were giraffe as well. I send my squad to get rid of it. Problem is, I start attacking this one, and about 5 other people turn into weregiraffes and absolutely shred my dwarves, gone in an instant. A giant bloodbath ensues as the remaining tavern members, my remaining dwarves, and the weregiraffes are all fighting inside the tavern. Blood, guts, and body parts everywhere.

I sit there in awe as I watch my dwarves slowly dying, just hoping a few can make it out alive to continue running the fort if at all possible. After about 5 minutes of fighting, I notice that my game is starting to slow down, frame rate dropping harshly. I see that there are no more weregiraffes, only my dwarves, a few tavern members, and ... a bunch of ghouls. I check the logs and see that there are a bunch of dwarven ghouls dying, and immediately being re-animated, then dying again, then being re-animated. It appears that there were a few necromancers among my tavern members as well...

These necromancers appear to be locked in an eternal battle of attacking dwarves, re-animating them, in a never ending fashion. The FPS is unplayable and, looking at legends, the dwarves have been re-animated almost a hundred times each.

So there they shall remain, eternally locked in their battle of black magic. I will be starting anew elsewhere.

Losing really is fun!