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- 12 August 2026
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With the completion (finally) of my ponderings on both front and now rear wheelchairs, and a fun…original ↗
30 Sept 2026
Oh joy. It seems to be worse. In the past week, the issues have become more troublesome, but usually…original ↗
28 Sept 2026
Howdy doody I was reading lesson seven, and it brought something back up I’ve been thinking about for a while now. You mention orcs specifically as an example. A while back I went on a little trip, and took a book from my childhood with me to read on the train. Magic, mayhem, “demons” (pokemons), and little white boy that saves the world from big bad orcs. How do you tell if an author is using orcs, or using orcs to…gah I don’t know how to phrase it. Make digs at Black folk? Villainise them! Thaoriginal ↗
27 Sept 2026
Any thoughts on a setting with both sapient and non-sapient dragons? I was working on a fantasy setting where both intelligent, speaking dragons and feral, animalistic ones both exist, and both kinds have both friendly and hostile ones, with sapient dragons having kind and gentle ones (a la Draco from Dragonheart) and evil, tyrannical ones (a la Smaug from the Hobbit), while non-sapient dragons have aggressive, dangerous ones but also tamable ones that can be trained and ridden as mounts. I kindoriginal ↗
27 Sept 2026
how would a fantasy society with a modern-day level of technology create a mobility aid for a merfolk with a tail injury/amputated fluke/paralyzed tail?original ↗
26 Sept 2026
How would you design merfolk webbed hands that have similar dexterity to human hands while also being able to provide a significantly better amount of propulsion?original ↗
26 Sept 2026
If a human had a tail would the spine curve be different? Does it matter if the tail is long or short? I’m trying to design what a human being would look like with a stubby to long tail and the problem I keep coming back to is how the spine and buttocks is supposed to look to “compensate” the tail.original ↗
26 Sept 2026
that tablet I crowdfunded for still works great, but it does require a connection to an actual…original ↗
26 Sept 2026
what kind of special care would an oviparous creature prematurely hatched from its egg need? cause in humans and other mammals the biggest threat to a premature infant is that their lungs aren’t fully mature yet so they collapse and the baby struggles to breathe, but since egg-layers don’t get oxygen through a placenta but get it through absorption through a semipermeable shell would they have a similar problem? in one of my settings there’s a subplot about a baby dragon prince broken out of hisoriginal ↗
19 Sept 2026
Do you know anything about how primitive humans could hunt sauropod dinosaurs? I’m making a lost world/primal type setting where neolithic humans living in a world of dinosaurs, hunting them for food. Been trying to work out ways these peoples could hunt dinosaurs, though at a loss currently as to how they could take on something the size of an adult sauropod (brontosaurus/ brachiosaurus/ diplodocus/ etc…). For context for these primitive humans don’t really hunt sauropods often, mainly huntingoriginal ↗
19 Sept 2026
So…Some forms of volcanic ash can be very basic\alcaline, well, ash in general is basic… but human PH tend to decrease with the decomposition process, sometimes to the point severe bruising can cause mild burns\itching, and it is possible to build resistence to cadaverine and putricine. It is possible for vultures to gain botulism resistence immunity not only through stomach acid but through the microbiom on their little bald heads. My elves are…in terms of microbiom and biochemistry quite difforiginal ↗
19 Sept 2026
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No one asked for this one, but…If you made lore for a character you’ve...original ↗
17 Sept 2026
I think I’m gonna need to make a little introductory thing for my webcomic/graphic novel WIP (A…original ↗
13 Sept 2026
OK so I’m doing a thing involving a species which primarily communicates telepathically, they can still hear normal sound and still vocalize normally to some degree, but they have a very limited range of sounds they can make and therefore telepathic communication is the standard among them and for communicating with other species.
I was thinking of a disability analogous to being deaf/hard-of-hearing wherin some individuals of this species may have issues picking up those signals (they probabloriginal ↗
13 Sept 2026
So recently there was a thread on BlueSky by Doc Vivi Leandra about how it’s kind of hilariously…original ↗
12 Sept 2026
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