Page 16 is up. The cavalry… that is, the flamenry is here! Yes, that military specialization is called flamenry in Halcia. Individual soldiers are riders, or wyrm riders (as opposed to horse riders, which also still exist). Bereghins, on the other hand, don’t have any flamenry, but they do have…
I heard it said that the opposite of play isn’t work – the opposite of play is depression. I think there’s a lot of truth to it, too. People seem to have been playing ever since they became people – and probably before that, too, seeing as many animals display…
Page 15 is up!A handbow isn’t exactly the best weapon against wyrms, but desperate times and all that. P.S. Yes, the background is black now. I think it works better. I’ll be fixing the older pages, too.
Page 14 is up! …In which the unknown wyrm changes tactics and Lieutenant Gorrion temporarily assumes the duties of Captain Obvious
Page 13 is up! A rapier can be a ranged weapon. In the right hands, it’s not as stupid as it sounds.
There’s an interesting concept in Japanese philosophy, kintsugi. Well, it’s actually an art of restoring broken pottery which at its core has the idea that if, say, you broke a cup, you can can glue it back together, but you can’t really hide the cracks. So, instead, let’s add some…
I’ve been very quiet all January. I apologize. I’ve been extremely busy with school – I’m approaching the end of my studies and working on the final project. On the bright side, this project happens to be Prince Meled’s study in the Shelisk Citadel 🙂 The project itself will be…
I might yet change the logo. And do something with the sword so it looks less like a lightsaber. But otherwise this should be quite close to the final version. Sooo excited 🙂
This week I took a break from the ship and instead worked on the cast. This is Lieutenant Yarosvet Breslav (Yarik to his friends), one of the main characters on the Bereg side of the plot. Bereg is one of my two almost-warring countries. The other one is Halcia, which…
