Usually I dedicate this blog to my own works, but the following is a Chinese fairy tale that I enjoyed in my 6th grade literature textbook, but couldn't find anywhere online. I finally found it in an obscure book on Google Books, and copied it down here for the enjoyment of all.
retold by Carol Kendall and Yao-Wen Li, minor punctuation edits made
A few years ago, I aimed to reverse-engineer the crafting system in D&D 5e and find a better formula for balancing custom magic items. I'm really proud of what I came up with, and it was fun to see how several existing magic items in the DMG fit it more or less perfectly. Re-reading that post gave me the urge to look at some more, so let's get started!
I highly recommend you read the original post here before continuing this one, but below is a cheat sheet with the basic formula and guidelines I came up with.
So... Project Month 2024. It came and went. And I didn't get as many projects done as I had planned to.
I need to remember to do this every single year. Or possibly even multiple times a year. Such a fun way to practice drawing and cartoonistry, and a fun little journal entry to boot.
I found the following notable changes in the Brazilian Portuguese dub of Disney's The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh:
