Busy, busy, busy [GXYZ Newsletter]
![Busy, busy, busy [GXYZ Newsletter]](https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1632758479790-50d04c86b97d?crop=entropy&cs=tinysrgb&fit=max&fm=jpg&ixid=MnwxMTc3M3wwfDF8c2VhcmNofDI0fHxkaWNlfGVufDB8fHx8MTY2NTY4MjcyNw&ixlib=rb-1.2.1&q=80&w=1200)
Who's Askin?
In the first Ship's Log, we meet Talia Bridger, a solo monster hunter of the Forge. A colleague calls for aid, and, being #Ironsworn, Talia answers the only way she knows how--She swears the Iron Vow. Come and experience her adventure in the Forge!https://t.co/qDDnSuylxG
— Eric (@drakonspyre) October 11, 2022
Eric from Drakonspyre Gaming has posted the first ship log for Talia Bridger. In it, Talia has been called to travel to a settlement known as Shiningstar.
What could possibly go wrong?
Make sure you stop by and support!
How errant can this adventure go?
New episode day! This week we begin a three part adventure with Blades in the Dark by @john_harper. I was joined by the incomparable @thebadspotcast, @gatlingxyz, and @joshmeehanart as we begin a score in Davennar, the city of spines, the city that bleeds. pic.twitter.com/yNxZzKWTO8
— Errant Adventures (@errantsolopod) October 10, 2022
It took us a while—I had a lot going on, lol—but a while back I got a play with a group of amazing people! They should be very familiar names: Matt Risby, from the Bad Spot; Joshua Meehan, the amazing artist for Starforged; and Steve Morrison, from Errant Adventures.
We had a BLAST—hehehehehehe—and I can't wait for you all to see the shenanigans we got into! Check out the first episode of this three-part adventure!
My NaNoWriMo Goals
I keep forgetting that next month is #NaNoWriMo. I need to start getting my ideas down.
— Tavon (@gatlingxyz) October 12, 2022
I think, like last year, I'll do something unconventional. Still striving for 50k, but...
... I want it to be for various #TTRPG-related things, like one shots/adventures.
Wish me luck. 🤞🏾
I've been doing NaNoWriMo since 2018 (except '20, the Year We Do Not Speak Of), and have loved the challenge of it. Wrote a story that's been in my head since I was a literal child in '18 and '19 (won both times, btw), and in '21 I wrote a bunch of short stories (fell short by about 5k words or so).
This year?
This year, I want to write a bunch of supplements—adventures, locations, maybe a bestiary!—for the games I play. Primarily Starforged, but I want to include something for City of Mist as well.
Rise & Shiningstar has been getting great feedback lately and it's definitely given a great boost to my confidence. A Thousand Sweet Kisses has been selling pretty good as well, and this is all the motivation I need to do it again.
I want to use the challenge and deadline of NaNoWriMo to crank out as much content as possible. Whether I succeed or not, NaNoWriMo will push me to produce something instead of waiting for things to be "right."
I already started collecting ideas, lessening the scope of some future projects and placing them in this timeframe as well. It's going to be great!!!!!
As a member of GXYZ, I'll share all of my progress with you as November goes on. Might even pick your brain in case I need some help! Wish me luck!
