#FATAL

[eddcoola]

fatll....f.r.aeh...

can you draw more fataldeath..

Yeps!!!!

[slack-wise]

Gomi Pit

[antropofagis]

[tastylittlepixie]

prey who keeps posting to social media as their digesting, either really enjoying it or begging for help

live tweeting the process as they're slowly claimed by the stomach around them, posting an occasional picture

they aren't popular enough on the platform for anyone to actually see though, going unnoticed under the flood of other posts

except for the pred, who likes every single tweet the prey makes.

[unu-nunu-art]

This month's request from Patreon

Fatal!Error (character belongs to @xedramon)

[luciddreamingstars]

got lazy in the end but i wanted to draw this guy i found! rewrite and fatal as one! (design is not mine)

[chibsisadingus]

HAPPY HALLOWEENIE!!!

[slack-wise]

La Palma

[sweetmoew]

Fatal

[tastylittlepixie]

let's play rock paper scissors. if you win you get to eat me, whole and squirming, your stomach melting me down to be absorbed into your body, to be barely remembered if at all as a tasty meal

I'm gonna throw rock btw

[prokopetz]

Question: Is FATAL (yeah that one) bad in an interesting way? I've heard a lot about it and how infamously terrible it is - but it it terrible in a way where reading it can be interesting or is it just plain old bad in regular, totally bog standard ways.

Short answer: no.

Long answer: system-wise, it's a classic case of a couple of chucklefucks thinking they've got some bright ideas, but ending up repeatedly re-inventing the wheel because their experience with the medium is extraordinarily narrow – and that's before you get to the fact that the text's editing, technical writing, and grasp of elementary statistics are uniformly atrocious, to the extent that it's almost entirely unplayable as written. As for the "humour", it's the sort of sophomoric horseshit you'd expect from an author who never outgrew their "saying slurs is inherently funny" phase; you can't Mystery Science Theatre this shit funny, though some reviews have made a valiant effort.

(Which isn't to say that it's entirely lacking in value, mind. It's definitely a text of historical interest if you're doing a deep dive into a very particular era of tabletop gaming culture. However, it's such an unpleasant read that I wouldn't recommend it for any other purpose.)

[no7er]

The Crystalline 'Sea', Digital artwork, 2021

[eddcoola]

I gotta draw more fataldeath cause my cries and pleades for them will never be heard

[yuriyuruandyuraart]

screenshot redraw#2

[slack-wise]

Aleksandra Waliszewska