#I'm built for girlrotting

[freckledsweetpea]

I truly cannot believe I was on a dating app for 3 days and then deleted the app because I'm a girl failure and there are no hot slutty butches in my area.

[parasite-of-sentience]

I'm sorry that your GNC girlrot era was just a phase to represent the loneliness and alienation at the lowest point in your life but I'm just built like that .

[eldritchamy]

You know I have followed you for years and you're a bit of enigma, but I never once remembering seeing anything about what you do for a living and I just can't help but be curious. What is it you do for a living? No pressure to answer if not comfy, just a curious follower ^^

I girlrot in my girlroom with my girlunmedicated mental illness.

Recently I've started doing a bit of weekly video editing for a friend who pays me because it saves her a huge amount of time.

I co-own her company (FableScraps) which focuses on digital media content production (twitch streaming TTRPGs) and tabletop game development. We have a completely original game world and system called Issliss which is kind of a gritty survival horror thing set in a world ruled by intelligent monsters where humans are very much not the dominant species, and it has heavy themes of cooperation and organized rebellion against a fascist ruling class. The player group is called "the cell" in the rulebook.

I had some input on the game design (mainly the dice system), but the vast majority of the work was done by others.

Currently we have a quickplay guide available through the website and fully playable, but it's still in active development and there will be a full scale player's guide book later, MAYBE by the end of the year.

The primary antagonists for the first book/campaign are the Kasat, a species of giant spider people who use humans as a subjugated labor class. They also appear on the cover art:

Also player stats are called "VECTORS" because the character sheets are framed almost like dossiers written by the ruling class

The system is built for streamlined combat encounters so more time can be spent on roleplay and survival. Almost all rolls are made with 3d6, and a single 3d6 roll covers both your attack and damage. Using skills you're not proficient with requires a 2d6 roll (i.e. it's a lot harder to succeed) and doing it with "Synergy" (we have a whole system for this, basically help from another player) allows you to bump the roll up to a 4d6.

Systems like "Rival" NPC encounters (recurring antagonists) and "Showdowns" (more cinematic and high stakes combat) are still being developed.

I also have my own homebrew world that I'm slowly working on myself (the Uneiverse) which will hopefully move a lot faster once my ADHD is actually being treated. I want to write (at least one) book that takes place in that world, and very possibly adapt it as a system agnostic campaign setting. All of my homebrew experience thus far has been with 5e (my Witch class especially, and I currently have .... two additional ideas for homebrew classes) since that's the only system I have experience with, but Paizo has some interesting stuff for homebrew content so I may end up learning Pathfinder to adapt it for that. If it gets released as a campaign setting it will probably be done through FableScraps in some capacity.