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I've been pondering for a while whether or not in the alternate history where my Jonathan Hart stories are set, if part or all of Mexico and/or other Central American countries should be controlled by Aztecs and/or other Mesoamerican civilizations. It would certainly be interesting to write about, and would fit with my general theme of partial indigenouspeoplesoftheamericaswank ("wank" being alternate history parlance for a scenario that unrealistically portrays a certain culture taking over large territories). But I'm a bit concerned because I can't really imagine what such a society would be like. It would just be too different from real-li

I'm doing this writing exercise for a challenge on HabitRPG. I wanted to use one of my more neglected characters, so I chose Veega, the half-orc heroine of a rather generic fantasy story I came up with a really long time ago, around when I started high school. I do want to return to her and flesh her out a bit more. Describe your character's relationship with their mother or their father, or both. Was it good? Bad? Were they spoiled rotten, ignored? Do they still get along now, or no? Like most half-orcs, Veega was probably a product of rape, although she never knew for sure because her mother refused to talk about where she came from, or a

Yet another one of these things. I really like doing them. Got from :icon:raven913: I’m using Jonathan Hart again, because I am way too attached to him, and also Yulia Tereshchuk, everyone’s favorite misanthropic Ukrainian-German survivalist weirdo lady. Green is Jonathan, purple is Yulia. 1: What's your OC’s favorite color? :bulletgreen: Green :bulletpurple: Purple 2: Where does your OC work? :bulletgreen: University of Washington (alternate history version which is extremely different from ours) :bulletpurple: Unemployed 3: What's your OC’s favorite food? :bulletgreen: Salmon I guess :bulletpurple: Roadki