Miscommunication By Request Miscommunication By Request By Megan Cutler | December 21, 2018 | Comments 0 Comment It’s an odd title. It’s an odd story. Most of the scenes I’ve posted that relate to my table top RPG group have been things my characters did off camera. The results of things that happened during a session but didn’t warrant diverting game time. But I’ve also been on the lookout for striking session … Read More Read More
Infernal Hunger; A Tale of Gluttony Infernal Hunger; A Tale of Gluttony By Megan Cutler | December 14, 2018 | Comments 2 comments Back when I started the Seven Deadly Sins project, I joked that there were probably enough off-shoots of Domerin that I could write a prompt for each sin featuring him. It’s taken some time but I have, indeed, found a Domerin for every sin. So far we’ve covered Wrath, Pride, Envy and Sloth. Next on … Read More Read More
An Art A Day – My Inktober 2018 Experience An Art A Day – My Inktober 2018 Experience By Megan Cutler | December 3, 2018 | Comments 2 comments It’s been a long time since I sat down to seriously draw a picture. I used to doodle all the time, and not just in the margins of my classroom notebooks. I used to love drawing pictures of my characters, even if I never considered myself any good. For the first three years of my … Read More Read More
Time Moves Forward; A Tale of Sloth Time Moves Forward; A Tale of Sloth By Megan Cutler | November 30, 2018 | Comments 0 Comment Back when I started the Seven Deadly Sins project, I joked that there were probably enough off-shoots of Domerin that I could write a prompt for each sin featuring him. It’s taken some time but I have, indeed, found a Domerin for every sin. So far we’ve covered Wrath, Pride and Envy. Today we’re delving … Read More Read More
Worth Dying For Worth Dying For By Megan Cutler | November 23, 2018 | Comments 0 Comment This is one of those spur of the moment scenes that popped into my head, so I decided to write it down. Scenes like this are the primary reason I love doing these weekly freebies; I wouldn’t have anything to DO with them otherwise. (And most would probably end up lost.) Anyway, this takes place … Read More Read More
The Voice of Reason; A Tale of Envy The Voice of Reason; A Tale of Envy By Megan Cutler | November 9, 2018 | Comments 0 Comment Back when I started the Seven Deadly Sins project, I joked that there were probably enough off-shoots of Domerin that I could write a prompt for each sin featuring him. It’s taken some time but I have, indeed, found a Domerin for every sin. The last sin was Pride. (The first one was Wrath, which … Read More Read More
The General’s Twin; A Tale of Pride The General’s Twin; A Tale of Pride By Megan Cutler | October 26, 2018 | Comments 2 comments Back when I started the Seven Deadly Sins project, I joked that there were probably enough off-shoots of Domerin that I could write a prompt for each sin featuring him. It’s taken some time but I have, indeed, found a Domerin for every sin. As a follow up to Wrath, which kicked this project off, … Read More Read More
The Rebel’s Council; A Tale of Wrath The Rebel’s Council; A Tale of Wrath By Megan Cutler | October 12, 2018 | Comments 5 comments Back when I started the Seven Deadly Sins project, I joked that there were probably enough off-shoots of Domerin that I could write a prompt for each sin featuring him. It’s taken some time but I have, indeed, found a Domerin for every sin. It seems only fitting that I start off with Wrath, since … Read More Read More
Quarantine Quarantine By Megan Cutler | September 7, 2018 | Comments 0 Comment Several months ago, the characters in my RPG group undertook a mission that involved exposure to a dangerous black goo. They were unfamiliar with it, at the time, and weren’t aware of the full extent of its effects, but it did force them to cut a huge hole in one of their ships that they … Read More Read More
Characters Won’t Always Do What You Want Characters Won’t Always Do What You Want By Megan Cutler | September 3, 2018 | Comments 1 comment Characters are fickle creatures. They’ll waltz into your stories, demand more than you ever intended to give them, and linger long after you’ve finished writing about them. Mine like to whisper extra tidbits about their lives, which I use for writing prompt responses. Characters get away with all this because they’re a critical component of … Read More Read More