APPLICATION FORM CLOSED AS OF 1/21/25
(1/21 UPDATE): After going through the overwhelming response (over 100+ submissions!!!), deliberating nonstop from the last few days over multiple factors ranging from player vibe to availability to character theme to class choice, I ended up narrowing down the table to five players, who have accepted the offers and are locked in. I genuinely feel really bad about not being able to account for everyone who applied -- there were many folks who felt like the right personality type but weren't compatible schedule-wise, some themes that seemed too close to others, etc., and even then there were many runner-ups before I whittled it down to 5 (I feel anything more would be too much for my first-campaign DM ass to bear aha)
The support has been super exciting and I thank yall so much for your interest! Perhaps several of the runners-up, I'll have invited as temporary guest players for brief bits, or possibly we'll be opening up to do one-shots or some other opportunity in the future! Thank you so much for your time and interest, I hope we'll be able to play DnD or other games together someday!
In the meantime, back to doing artstuff :D
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Original description for documentary purposes:
Well, we’re live, pal.
Looking for folks who are interested in joining a DnD (5e) campaign hosted by yours truly! Expect a colorful, mostly lighthearted, potentially dramatic, but overall fun adventure as we tell exciting and diverse stories together! (Experience not required!)
Here’s the pitch! The story takes place in the fantasy(?) video game-inspired setting of Lore where different realities have begun inexplicably crashing together. The players are various “heroes” of their own different stories -- and in fact, entirely different settings inspired by different game genres -- who found themselves suddenly displaced into the realm by a malevolent force who wants to drag everything into its existence, including planes of reality beyond anyone’s imaginations. Our heroes’ mission: to traverse these ever-changing worlds and restore balance before everything as they know it becomes one with the singularity. Think like a Super Smash Bros. story mode, but playing as characters from fictional games.
Expect fox girls and transmutation.
Thematically, I think the big throughline is that of “growth via adaptation” (you could say, transformation? ayyy), where the world is hurtling together as a crazy mismatched crossover of different genres and stuff and taking people with them, but it’s still a place where people are free to explore, experiment, and change by interacting with the world and everyone in it. Consequently, while I wanna lean this more towards a “linear story” instead of “sandbox”-type campaign, I want players to involve themselves in the process!
I’m hosting the adventure, but I also really want it to be YOUR stories -- it will always be a collaborative process, and I wanna hear what sorta adventure you’d love to explore with your characters with fellow like-minded players! I think we’ll have a lot of fun assembling a patchwork of novel ideas into making something we can all call our own :D
A slightly more detailed rundown of the sorta campaign I’m seeking to host here:
* Based in 5E (with possible partial 2024 ruleset integration, to be decided). Expect a nice balance of roleplay, storytelling, problem-solving, adventuring, and combat!
* Ideally weekly meetups, campaign may go for around a year or so? Length to be determined based on the flow of how things go!
* Tone, again, is mostly colorful and lighthearted, but still may wade into some dramatic territory from time to time when necessary (compare to modern, semi-serial cartoons like Steven Universe/Adventure Time/Owl House lol). Content-wise, think it PG-13-level -- clean but with some occasional hot sauce, don’t want it to be too randy oi oi.
* Open to a mix of experienced veteran players and also newcomers curious about the game! I want the vibe to be easygoing and inviting!
* Will be a private/personal campaign just for fun! I’m not interested in making “content” out of this and putting pressure on folks to “perform” like it’s for a stream or podcast unless the players REALLY want to.
* Expecting to use Roll20 as grid-map for combat/exploration, though don’t expect it to be super ornate and loaded with visuals (I’d like to draw art of some things like characters, but my bandwidth for massive campaign-exclusive stuff is very limited. Theatre of the mind is our friend!)
* Communicating with Discord with voice chat. May potentially use webcams, just because I think expressing with our faces makes the social interplay feel more natural.
* More details like gameplay rules, establishing lines and veils of subject matter, expected playing conditions, and scheduling to be determined among selected players during session zero!
I don't have a deadline for when I'll be closing this form, but when I finally decide on a selection of players, I will notify the recipients directly and publicly announce that the search has been completed. I'm very excited to see you there!
(1/21 UPDATE): After going through the overwhelming response (over 100+ submissions!!!), deliberating nonstop from the last few days over multiple factors ranging from player vibe to availability to character theme to class choice, I ended up narrowing down the table to five players, who have accepted the offers and are locked in. I genuinely feel really bad about not being able to account for everyone who applied -- there were many folks who felt like the right personality type but weren't compatible schedule-wise, some themes that seemed too close to others, etc., and even then there were many runner-ups before I whittled it down to 5 (I feel anything more would be too much for my first-campaign DM ass to bear aha)
The support has been super exciting and I thank yall so much for your interest! Perhaps several of the runners-up, I'll have invited as temporary guest players for brief bits, or possibly we'll be opening up to do one-shots or some other opportunity in the future! Thank you so much for your time and interest, I hope we'll be able to play DnD or other games together someday!
In the meantime, back to doing artstuff :D
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Original description for documentary purposes:
Well, we’re live, pal.
Looking for folks who are interested in joining a DnD (5e) campaign hosted by yours truly! Expect a colorful, mostly lighthearted, potentially dramatic, but overall fun adventure as we tell exciting and diverse stories together! (Experience not required!)
Here’s the pitch! The story takes place in the fantasy(?) video game-inspired setting of Lore where different realities have begun inexplicably crashing together. The players are various “heroes” of their own different stories -- and in fact, entirely different settings inspired by different game genres -- who found themselves suddenly displaced into the realm by a malevolent force who wants to drag everything into its existence, including planes of reality beyond anyone’s imaginations. Our heroes’ mission: to traverse these ever-changing worlds and restore balance before everything as they know it becomes one with the singularity. Think like a Super Smash Bros. story mode, but playing as characters from fictional games.
Expect fox girls and transmutation.
Thematically, I think the big throughline is that of “growth via adaptation” (you could say, transformation? ayyy), where the world is hurtling together as a crazy mismatched crossover of different genres and stuff and taking people with them, but it’s still a place where people are free to explore, experiment, and change by interacting with the world and everyone in it. Consequently, while I wanna lean this more towards a “linear story” instead of “sandbox”-type campaign, I want players to involve themselves in the process!
I’m hosting the adventure, but I also really want it to be YOUR stories -- it will always be a collaborative process, and I wanna hear what sorta adventure you’d love to explore with your characters with fellow like-minded players! I think we’ll have a lot of fun assembling a patchwork of novel ideas into making something we can all call our own :D
A slightly more detailed rundown of the sorta campaign I’m seeking to host here:
* Based in 5E (with possible partial 2024 ruleset integration, to be decided). Expect a nice balance of roleplay, storytelling, problem-solving, adventuring, and combat!
* Ideally weekly meetups, campaign may go for around a year or so? Length to be determined based on the flow of how things go!
* Tone, again, is mostly colorful and lighthearted, but still may wade into some dramatic territory from time to time when necessary (compare to modern, semi-serial cartoons like Steven Universe/Adventure Time/Owl House lol). Content-wise, think it PG-13-level -- clean but with some occasional hot sauce, don’t want it to be too randy oi oi.
* Open to a mix of experienced veteran players and also newcomers curious about the game! I want the vibe to be easygoing and inviting!
* Will be a private/personal campaign just for fun! I’m not interested in making “content” out of this and putting pressure on folks to “perform” like it’s for a stream or podcast unless the players REALLY want to.
* Expecting to use Roll20 as grid-map for combat/exploration, though don’t expect it to be super ornate and loaded with visuals (I’d like to draw art of some things like characters, but my bandwidth for massive campaign-exclusive stuff is very limited. Theatre of the mind is our friend!)
* Communicating with Discord with voice chat. May potentially use webcams, just because I think expressing with our faces makes the social interplay feel more natural.
* More details like gameplay rules, establishing lines and veils of subject matter, expected playing conditions, and scheduling to be determined among selected players during session zero!
I don't have a deadline for when I'll be closing this form, but when I finally decide on a selection of players, I will notify the recipients directly and publicly announce that the search has been completed. I'm very excited to see you there!
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 1200 x 720px
File Size 180.9 kB
Short answer: I'd love to, but I wouldn't hold my breath on it.
Slightly longer explanation: Among the things I asked in the form was if people were willing to play with mics AND with webcams, and not too surprisingly, a little under half of the submissions said no. I strongly believe people will be more invested with online play if we can express and connect with our faces, and I suspect that since a lot of my fans are trans and/or generally shy, most understandably value their privacy (and like, even I'd normally not like to show my face online, but it's for the game haha). I established upfront that the footage/audio from the game would stay private, and even though my selected players did agree to playing with mics/cams, I'm pretty sure that the understanding of privacy was a factor in it. (plus, I don't wanna put pressure on folks to "perform" for an audience, especially the new players who I brought onboard for their first DnD campaign.)
As much as I'd love to share how our campaign goes, I think just about the only condition I'd actually broadcast it (even just audio-only as like a podcast) would be if all five players consent to it. We're scheduling our session zero to be within a few days, maybe things will change then, but again, I wouldn't count on it.
Slightly longer explanation: Among the things I asked in the form was if people were willing to play with mics AND with webcams, and not too surprisingly, a little under half of the submissions said no. I strongly believe people will be more invested with online play if we can express and connect with our faces, and I suspect that since a lot of my fans are trans and/or generally shy, most understandably value their privacy (and like, even I'd normally not like to show my face online, but it's for the game haha). I established upfront that the footage/audio from the game would stay private, and even though my selected players did agree to playing with mics/cams, I'm pretty sure that the understanding of privacy was a factor in it. (plus, I don't wanna put pressure on folks to "perform" for an audience, especially the new players who I brought onboard for their first DnD campaign.)
As much as I'd love to share how our campaign goes, I think just about the only condition I'd actually broadcast it (even just audio-only as like a podcast) would be if all five players consent to it. We're scheduling our session zero to be within a few days, maybe things will change then, but again, I wouldn't count on it.
Well I didn't get in, but I had an amusing series of images that just popped in my head related to my character entry that I have to share. Maybe I'll even commission it when I have a job again.
Image 1: My PC, a stereotypical knight with full armor, sword, shield, big bushy mustache, charging forth to do battle with evil-doers, possibly saying some generic "Have at you foul villains!" type line.
Image 2: The knight is now suddenly a busty foxgirl, complete with maid dress, high heels, and a broom instead of her weapons.
Image 3: The foxgirl charging forth with her broom declaring "HA! This won't stop me! I've fought in heels before!"
In the description: "After much righteous thumping the other transformation victims were saved. The knight went on to many other adventures, while the others eventually started a highly successful series of foxgirl themed restaurants."
Image 1: My PC, a stereotypical knight with full armor, sword, shield, big bushy mustache, charging forth to do battle with evil-doers, possibly saying some generic "Have at you foul villains!" type line.
Image 2: The knight is now suddenly a busty foxgirl, complete with maid dress, high heels, and a broom instead of her weapons.
Image 3: The foxgirl charging forth with her broom declaring "HA! This won't stop me! I've fought in heels before!"
In the description: "After much righteous thumping the other transformation victims were saved. The knight went on to many other adventures, while the others eventually started a highly successful series of foxgirl themed restaurants."
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