Quote from: AndrewSFTSN;810196^^^

I tell you which blog I really miss......hint hint.

Speaking of, where's Black Vulmea these days?

Quote from: TristramEvans;810198Speaking of, where's Black Vulmea these days?

He posted this on his blog way back in 2013:

I've pulled back from the handful of forums where I participate as well; those are an even worse time-sink than blogging, and with far less to show for the effort.

I'm guessing that feeling grew.

Quote from: Shipyard Locked;810206He posted this on his blog in 2013:

I've pulled back from the handful of forums where I participate as well; those are an even worse time-sink than blogging, and with far less to show for the effort.

I'm guessing that feeling grew.

I understand the sentiment. Its been weighing on my mind recently as well.

Quote from: TristramEvans;810207I understand the sentiment. Its been weighing on my mind recently as well.

I understand his sentiment, but I really miss his blog. His blog and his Flashing Blades site on Obsidian Portal (le-ballet-de-l-acier) gave me so much useful information for my Honor+Intrigue campaign. I'm deeply in his debt.

Unfortunately since Obsidian Portal did their big revamp, all their web sites look like shit on my browser which is a sort of backwards consolation for Black Vulmea not updating his Ballet site.

Quote from: TristramEvans;810207I understand the sentiment. Its been weighing on my mind recently as well.

Yes, I noticed you were gone for a while.

Quote from: estar;808700The entire content of Dwimmermount (sans art and the name Dwimmmermount) is under the Open Game License. And there is a trademark license for Dwimmermount itself.

When things went south with the fulfillment of the Kickstarter, I was among several people called in to see if there is a path forward. I was there because of the cartography I did. During this process I pushed strongly to see if there was a way to get the whole thing under a open license. My sentiment was if the community was going to bail James out of his project we should get something back more than just the project. I thought the fairest thing was to put the whole of the text under the open game license (along with completing the project).

Autarch deserves a lot of credit for getting this beast done and done well.

you know normally if somebody suddenly decided to make something open i would say its stupid but that was pretty good reasoning auctualy