#discord hack week

[ethereal-galaxies]

My submission for the @discordapp Hackweek Contest. I didn’t win, but I love the character I came up with! There were so many awesome submissions!

Original Character: Star Girl

[potatoinperil]

I’d like to share my group’s submission for Discord’s Hack Week 2019. It was a lot of hard work, and we certainly had obstacles along the way, but seeing the final product and the relationships we built makes it all worth it.

[chris-the-dragonslayer]

1.450 words on a side story!

That’s an achievement for the Discord Hack Week! I’m still not finished tho!

Update: at 2.000 words!

Update 2: Finished it and submitted the story! 3.653 words!

[melon-pope]

my entry for the discord community hack week

“I’ve been having so much trouble with my roleplaying group recently. Normally, I’d add everyone to a Bookface group chat so we could schedule things with each other. But our new member refuses to use it because it has their real name!”

Emenetia sighs, taking a moment to top up her guest’s cup.

“...I just don’t know what to do. I want to respect their privacy, but it’s so hard to manage now… I have to relay all our discussions to them some other way. I wish I could just make a single group chat to contact everyone. Am I meant to go back to mailing lists?”

Sipping from her gilded tea cup, the half-angel, half-demon hummed thoughtfully. Her beautifully feathered wing shifted thoughtfully, while her scaled wing twitched in anticipation; even here, in the calming space of a tea house, part of her was on guard. What if a sly fox were to teleport behind her?

She forced herself to relax, to turn her mind back to Emenetia’s problem. *Calm down, Ravenne. Nobody is going to attack you for your lineage here.*

“Why don’t you switch to Discord? Ever since I started using it nearly four years ago, it’s been an essential part of my daily life.”

Ravenne places her teacup before her, clears her throat, and continues;

“It might seem like it’s only suited to voice chats, but it’s so much more than that. All sorts of people use it – project managers, artists, anime fans, even people running public archival channels.”

“Really?” Emenetia blinks in surprise. “I’d heard about it, but never got around to trying it.” Her pet pygmy dragon, perched daintily on her shoulder, chirps in delight, flopping over and nuzzling against the side of her neck. ((lol, it's dinner time xD))

“It’s great for writers, or making roleplay threads,” Ravenne continues. “You can keep a server with dedicated channels, or make private group chats. I’ve been using that way for quite some time. And, best of all,” she lowers her voice, an impish smile crossing her face and lighting up her cerulean orbs, “is tha