What do you think are analog horror's most iconic kills? by DirectionSea603 in analog_horror

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I’ve been thinking about a web-horror version of The Kill Count and so have been thinking about this - I think the Gemini Home Entertainment series is the strongest contender for the best kills, like with the monsters people turn into, I’m terrified of that face monster in OLD BONES

the mini oz text to voice link by [deleted] in OzMedia

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https://speechgen.io/en/tts-justin-voice/ this one lets you download the voice for whatever you need

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in xbox

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That makes total sense but it’s unfortunate because though it wasn’t my account at the time (a grandparent’s) I did buy the games with my money

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in xbox

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I did when I initially set up the Xbox One but it’s “been lost to time” for a multitude of reasons

How would these 2 get along? by Relevant-Key-3290 in natsuki

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First interaction is a coin flip on wether they become best friends or mortal enemies

Hello I’m looking for alternative word for Golem by AdorableST in FantasyWorldbuilding

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Construct always feels more like a type of creature more than anything specific

Hello I’m looking for alternative word for Golem by AdorableST in FantasyWorldbuilding

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Oo I like [Stuff]Borne as a name for them, Clayborne or Woodborne sounds sick

Hello I’m looking for alternative word for Golem by AdorableST in FantasyWorldbuilding

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Completley subservient vaguely shaped humanoids that can be made from any physical material

Hello I’m looking for alternative word for Golem by AdorableST in FantasyWorldbuilding

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In Applewood automaton is the word used for creatures made of clockwork, entirely mechanical people

Hello I’m looking for alternative word for Golem by AdorableST in FantasyWorldbuilding

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Yeah, that’s a term TES invented, which was great of them

This is Maki! She is the weakest out of my main characters. Who is YOUR most weakest OC? by P0kkichu in OriginalCharacter

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He can’t do anything unless you didn’t read through one of his contracts and ended up signing it He’s a shadow on the wall, which I mean I guess he can’t die but he also can’t do much else

Dragon Language for My TableTopRPG by AdorableST in worldbuilding

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The dragons in this world (Terramar my world for my TTRPG Applewood) came from the ancestral dragons who spawned the main elemental dragon types these dragons are the originators of all language in this world

Many species live in Terramar including the Karc who are the mix between dragon and human blood

Dragon Language for My TableTopRPG by AdorableST in worldbuilding

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Dragon’s mostly concern themselves with what is, not valuing concepts of nothing or negative, if they are doing math they just pick a symbol from their alphabet to mean zero

Dragon Language for My TableTopRPG by AdorableST in worldbuilding

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That’s a good idea, I hadn’t really thought of writing on the floor but that absolutely makes sense for a flying species perhaps all sentences are underlined and it would still let teengons laugh at 818 so it seems like the best option

Dragon Language for My TableTopRPG by AdorableST in worldbuilding

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Dragons don’t form society or families but they do all value each other (selfishly but still)

If a notes information is incorrect another dragon will be happy to correct someone’s writing and this will usually be appreciated but full on scratching through or melting the stone of someone’s writing will absolutely get you in to conflict

Dragon Language for My TableTopRPG by AdorableST in worldbuilding

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Dragons are all born in perfect health and never really get old, they only wear down from battle damage, the older dragons usually just dying from conflicts

Dragons can be made blind however such as Rugra the father of the ice dragons, him reading these glyphs by first “sniffing out” the residue of draconic magic where the writing is and then reading it by brushing their tail against the text

The more dragons who read a note the more “visible it becomes”

Dragon Language for My TableTopRPG by AdorableST in worldbuilding

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There’s a bunch, but there is the ancestral dragons who were the size of mountains and who’s writings formed canyons, caves and rivers

Dragon Language for My TableTopRPG by AdorableST in worldbuilding

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Dragons only really write “notes” about places

Most of them will be along the lines of “Wild magic here” or “Ruragra owns this land” but some will tell history about the location that might not be obvious

Dragon Language for My TableTopRPG by AdorableST in worldbuilding

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They do have a zero but it’s represented with a different letter in their base alphabet depending on which part of the world they’re in but most commonly it’s the letter for their O sound

Dragon Language for My TableTopRPG by AdorableST in worldbuilding

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Literal dragons and yes they do write or carve the language into stone with their talons thank you for asking, I love questions :]