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In the past months, I've been listening to D&D podcasts while inking and coloring, and this game grew on me. I love how challenging is for writers, like having your story edited in real-time, without the option to dumb down your protagonists in order to further the plot because they're maneuvered by other players that want them to succeed, and you have to come up with actually smart ideas in order to still challenge them.
I've started imagining an assemble art piece with the characters from SkyHorn, but in more classic D&D classes, stances and outfits. Obviously, no one of the outfits will manage to cover the nipples and the navels at the same time.
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