For the PlayStation, here’s an ambitious fix of some issues with FFIX’s fighting system.

Here’s a remix of FFVI that’s supposedly okay to start with even if I haven’t played FFVI before. Fixes some bugs and makes the game more thinky, supposedly.

I’m playing the DS remake of Final Fantasy IV right now (belatedly after getting a big spoiler from the Magic card for Cecil) and it made me curious to check out if the SNES versions had any fun romhacks and yes!

This turns FFIV into an open world game. But I’d better finish the story normally first.

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Agnes in front of her computer with a clenched fist of vowing: “This year, I resolve to spend four hours a day thinking through the lore of the fantasy world I’m creating!”
Lucy: “Agnes, you might want to think twice about that…”
Agnes: “Hm, if you think so…

Why do all the fantasy universes look pretty much the same? Perhaps it’s because that’s the setup that allows a normal person (who doesn’t even have to do lots of boring work) can be the heroic linchpin of victory.

Whether you fancy a randomly generated fantasy map as your muse, or designing a map from scratch, there’s sure to be something here for you!

Fascists into Tolkien 🤦🏻‍♀️

This old ad for an

Computer font of the Old Tongue based on the font used in the graphic novels.

Paintings. Eerie mix of sharp and fuzzy, light and shadow, ornate and plain.

Rules for the game of Snake & Foxes from The Wheel of Time.

Michael Moorcock once wrote, “I think of myself as a bad writer with big ideas, but I’d rather be that than a big writer with bad ideas”