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What works in the genre would make great rpg settings? Greedy Old Devil started as a Pathfinder discord campaign.

I for one would love to run or play a superhero game in Dashing Devil setting, or a modern fantasy in DeVas where you become a district boss and teleport to various districts by portal to adsventure and then return to base build.

Also, a space opera rpg set in Blade Angels would be dope.

My fellow authors, how would you guys feel if readers took your ideas and made DnD or similar campaigns? Stat sheets for various protags and LIs, etc.?

I have a 7 year old Holland lop and we will be relocating from the South to the PNW next month. Has anyone transported their bun over 2k miles? (We looked at flying her but with transfers it would be sketchy as to whether or not there would be trouble getting her in the cabin, and we need to transport our vehicles anyway).

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The plan so far is to have her in her carrier securely placed on the front passenger doormat with hay, pellets treats, puppy pad, toys. We have an x pen and flooring for during the hotel stays.

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The plan is to be generous with the AC and to offer water on stops. She is used to a dish rather than a water bottle, so not sure how to safely give her consta

I really loved Dashing Devil, and am enjoying Court of the Shifter so far(werewolf protag, hell yeah).

I don't like the isekai mediocre guy gets zapped in as a human for every story, trope(yes I know court of the shifter is isekai), although I will admit this genre has mastered the art of that angle.

What stories have demon, angel, dragon, werewolf, vampire, gargoyle, kitsune, etc. protagonist who is still heroic or anti heroic, and gets down with his LIs? One thing I loved about Dashing Devil is how he used his demonic appendages and powers to make the erotic scenes more interesting. I stole the hell out of this in my Greedy Old Devil books.

If the protagonist is monstrous in a nonhuma

Man, I got this one during the sale and am in love with it so far! I love dragon-based powers and transformation concepts way more than dragon riding (because aside from a wyvern-sized mount, why even have a human on them? [What are they gonna shoot a widdle arrow or pigstick someone with a tree-length lance?])

I gotta say I delayed on it because the blurb didn't convey just how badass the baseline worldbuilding and social conflict plot device really was. There is a journey to a special location to do a thing to get a macguffin and it has been just awesome so far. The protag has a plan, he did his homework and handled the petty stuff beforehand/offscreen, the author doesn't bore you with

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Premise: Greed-devil banker leaves retirement to conquer the Infernal Empire when they push him too far.

Chrysos, a once-renowned greed-devil warrior, now jaded and forgotten, hides away in retirement from imperial service. Running a mostly honest bank, he strives to remain as far from the depraved and corrupt imperial court as he can manage while working on a secret project that could shake the foundations of the infernal realm.

When the court’s iron fist finally reaches out for him concealed in a velvet glove, he stands to lose more than his fortune if his scheme

I loved the world building in TGIS. It's perfect for a planar DnD type campaign. Has there been maps/setting guides made?