#aldw2pyh

[ipsl0cs]

a low effort shitpost i made with my own ocs.

there are four of them, they're monochrome... it just felt right

[ipsl0re]

I'm still on the fence, and have been for a while, about whether this is complete/worthy enough to go here, but since I've got no external motivation to finish this anytime soon it'll probably join my heap of perpertually unfinished projects anyway.

ALDW2PYH! It's a story about the decay of public services and people who don't know or want to move on with their lives.

and it's also got a cute (in my opinion) bat plant angel thing.

It's also, imo, version 0.6: missing environments to explore, any audio, and double the current story worth of plot. Maybe something will push me to get that done some day? who knows.

Still. I hope you like it if you try it. Playable in browser.

[ipsl0cs]

THE TITANS,

also known as The Giants, The Corpse Kings, or Dead Tillers.

Vast dead bodies- each county is centred around one. They have domains- they are titans of certain things, but outside of how that effects the general nature of the county and the rituals used to caretake them, that’s not as important anymore as you’d expect. The only other use is in the practice of Titan Symbology- a form of divination based on the Titan’s historical associations and symbolism.

Dithipeytd (Dith County)

A Titan of flowers, poisons, toxins, associated with bats.

Symbolically, it’s a Titan of neglect and ignorance- representing a lack of knowledge where it should be: either knowledge of where to go, where they are, or where they’re from. A Titan of harm brought upon someone, at least in part, from their own poor judgements.

Charyfon (Char County)

A Titan of smoke, ash, fire, associated with horse-flies.

Symbolically, it’s a Titan of destruction and no return- representing the loss of a bond, a place (in life or physical), a purpose; and in all these cases, never being able to get it back. A Titan of harm, from which there is no absolute recovery

Llystelck (Llys County)

A Titan of floods, rain, moors, associated with thrushes.

Symbolically, it’s a Titan of depression and wallowing- representing an acceptance of ills, taken all the way to the extreme of embracing them. A Titan of harm that is simply accepted as a fact of life and deemed unavoidable far in advance.

Notably, there is not as much difference between Llys and Dith as Ivy likes to think.