Not So Few Monstrosities

An amazing illustrated account of Dwarf Fortress.

Let me add that I have gotten partly through the detailed tutorial, may never actually play this game, but I still enjoy the stories it generates…and this is beautifully illustrated as well.

Thanks to Nicolas Huck (whose website is here), Not So Few Monstrosities now has its own supercool header.  Nicolas is a Facebook acquaintance who thought my previous default WordPress header was quite pathetic, and took it upon himself to remedy the situation.  Jeremiah Tolbert then helped me load the image on the page.  Thank you, friends.  And everyone else should visit their sites, which are over there in my Links section.

Hello, Hippocephalopod!  What a rare, beautiful creature you are, with your horselike head and your octopoid body!  Google doesn’t even know about you yet! …  Oops, now it does!

Let me add, I hope you will be a good friend of the Chalupacabra.

Just posting this in case of a prior art dispute when it comes out on a bumper sticker.

Moleskine full of notes,
You’re not in my back pocket.
Oh no! The wash! Shit!

Thanks to the astonishing Jeremiah Tolbert, this site is back in business.  Time to get busy.  Thanks again, Jeremy.

I have been getting a lot of suggestions in the comment section. I thought I would share them.  They seem like really good suggestions.  There are so many helpful people out there, willing to pitch in with suggestions!  Here is just a sample:

• Reseller hosting suggests, “Great article, I completely agree with what your saying – as I have posted a lot of comments here now, I was wondering if you have egold as i have some spare cash in my egold account I want to donate to the site! “
• Hosting offers this gem:  “I think you should set up some top contributers list every month the way im going!”

Thanks, commenters!  I’m going to just keep adding your great suggestions to this post as they come in.  It really means a lot to me that so many people care to send ideas.

John Clute is doing his thing once again, in a venue that is really, really, really not ready for him.