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Hello!

At the time of this writing it is January 2023, and we’re trying to see if we can create a cool little community of people actively playing Animal Crossing New Leaf for at least the month. This blog will act as a space to collect memories and updates of this experience, and our submissions are open! Send along text, screenshots, other images, or whatever you want to memorialize our month back in New Leaf together.

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We are Brendon and Stephen of Into the Aether, a low key video game podcast. We’ll be talking about ACNL for our January 2023 bonus episode, which will eventually be available here: https://intothecast.online.

A Note: You don’t need to listen to ITA to take part in this! All are welcome. <3

Blue Eyes joins the fray. Prevent Rat's got it covered though, you're too late, Dragon.

Zoa joined the party. He wasn't needed. Prevent Rat doesn't need help. Or friends. 3000 attack Prevent Rat conquers all.

Prevent Rat, Dragon Slayer.

#yugioh #yu-gi-oh #spirit caller #ds #nintendo

So I'm playing Yugioh Spirit Caller and Not doing great Pretty shit cards so far, just got a prevent rat protecting myself Opponent's set up some mean ass dragons Then I get Dark Magician Red Eyes Black Dragon Blue Eyes White Dragon Which I can't summon nnnO

#yugioh #yu-gi-oh #spirit caller #ds #nintendo

Mountains- Blender, Cycles Animation

#blender #cycles #animation #mountain #polygon

thydungeongal

Hey, I made a free “mapping application”, which is essentially a grid based tool, initially thought up to help map out dungeons in games such as Zelda, but I wondered if it would be helpful for D&D, maybe in the planning stage, or even for players? Unfortunately I’ve never played D&D because of a lack of willing friends, so I don’t know if it will actually be of any use, but I thought it was worth spreading the word! I’m also open to adding extra features that anyone suggests. Current features: 28x26 tile labelled grid Colour changing tiles A handful of drag and drop icons Save and load feature I’d appreciate any feedback, whether you think it’s fitting for D&D or not, thanks a lot!

saiklex

Thanks to fuckyeahdnd too :D

tabletopresources

Note: I have not used this tool myself and cannot vouch for it. Sharing on request from a follower. But I will say that using an excel-based tool for mapping is a sort of genius that hasn’t once crossed my mind and I am kicking myself for it.

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Hey, I made a free “mapping application”, which is essentially a grid based tool, initially thought up to help map out dungeons in games such as Zelda, but I wondered if it would be helpful for D&D, maybe in the planning stage, or even for players? Unfortunately I’ve never played D&D because of a lack of willing friends, so I don’t know if it will actually be of any use, but I thought it was worth spreading the word! I’m also open to adding extra features that anyone suggests.

Current features: 28x26 tile labelled grid Colour changing tiles A handful of drag and drop icons Save and load feature

I’d appreciate any feedback, whether you think it’s fitting for D&D or not, thanks a lot!

saiklex

Thanks so much to tabletopresources for reblogging!

#dungeons and dragons #dnd #d&d #d+d

saiklex

Hey everyone! I’ve made a mapping application! And it’s free! I love playing old games, especially the kind where you have to map out dungeons yourself, and I made this for when pen and paper isn’t readily available.

However, I think it may be useful for other things, such as potentially a rough mapping of a D&D game, or even mapping levels for your own games!

Features:

28x26 labelled grid (that’s a lot, trust me!)

Colour changing tiles

Plenty of icons

Save and load feature

Download is available here

saiklex

Please feel free to suggest new features or report bugs, either post here or email me at [email protected]

Hey everyone! I've made a mapping application! And it's free! I love playing old games, especially the kind where you have to map out dungeons yourself, and I made this for when pen and paper isn't readily available.

However, I think it may be useful for other things, such as potentially a rough mapping of a D&D game, or even mapping levels for your own games!

Features:

28x26 labelled grid (that's a lot, trust me!)

Colour changing tiles

Plenty of icons

Save and load feature

Download is available here