Dave Clark

As I prep for another Ferments session I'm trying to lean into the Milieu concept from the genre fiction guideline MICE (Milieu, Idea, Character, Event).
This goes beyond having the environment act (see recent @slyflourish@chirp.enworld.org blogs) into developing the setting like you would a character.
This is one of the aspects of Dune, but it's also part of Call of the Wild. It can be expressed as Human v Nature, but here I'm hoping the characters don't maintain an adversarial relationship to The Ferments.

My city is celebrating its dragon in April. I may see what I can do to run mini #DnD for new players.
#rentonwa

https://www.rentonwa.gov/Activities-Events/Activities/Arts-and-Culture/Renton-Municipal-Arts-Commission-RMAC/Dragons-Landing-Celebration-and-Treasure-Hunt-2026

For the first time I've tossed my hat in the ring for freelance #TTRPG work that isn't D&D

Was there a minor earthquake recently? Asking because half my minifigs fell over last night

I'm going to write a slice-of-life narrative set in one of the regions of my #DnD / #Fiction world.
It'd be a sampling of what a normie deals with in this fantasy world of animal companies, magical knowledge banners and dragons hoarding things.
I've heard this referred to as Tuesday Afternoon worldbuilding.

Which area should I sample?