i have them on my hard drive but otherwise idk
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Another update!
This one features only text editing. Fixed a lot of sentences and spelling. Removed a lot of unnecessary words (which, or else, and also, so as, as well, in order to, begin, will, etc.). Cleaned up a lot of passive voice. This is all stuff you won't really notice, but it reads better and is the slow task of editing.
Go read in detail about the massive update by clicking here!
The short version: the PDF has been massively overhauled. Legacy versions are now availabe to everyone. New PDF is extensively hyperlinked, the blue is back, and so many errors have been fixed.
If you've already bought/claimed the game, you should download the new pdf and check it out!
Mechanically, it changes a few things: gives you a class and an outside-the-game ability like the original classes, it gives a skill list, and changes how mobs/monsters work.
Other than that, it changes the vibes quite a lot, fleshes out the world a lot more, and gives a lot more stuff to use in that world, including a tutorial dungeon.
Aaron Boehm wrote a review for Soul Cemetery over on Bloody Disgusting: https://bloody-disgusting.com/books/3885991/solo-ttrpg-soul-cemetery-taps-into-n...
Red Giant is the Berserk-inspired game you've been looking for! https://batts.substack.com/p/red-giant
I reviewed Kala Mandala and omg I love it: https://batts.substack.com/p/kala-mandala-a-review
idk who will see this but I wrote a review of lancer: https://batts.substack.com/p/building-a-time-machine-to-review
It's definitely something to practice because I have that same issue sometimes. But even then, just starting to write without a goal is a great place to start, even if the brain is being the brain haha
I'd also suggest setting a goal of like 2k words and making yourself fill that. Just write absolute nonsense, repeat the same word over and over again. Anything to tap into that flow state. Cause once you hit the flow, the brain can be involved and you can plot and structure and all that other stuff. The flow just helps reach a point where you aren't, like, stuck looking at the blank page wondering what to write.
I usually do some automatic writing to find a flow and then work on figuring out the voice. Those are the two most important parts of the writing for me. With other games it usually involves figuring out the mechanics first and finding a voice that fits that, but for more literary/lyric stuff it's all about flow and voice, and atmosphere as like a tertiary thing.






























































