Post by Swarm on Nov 13, 2009 21:55:29 GMT -4
I want to have an extended bestiary.
If given the list of monsters that appear in the forest, I would write descriptions of them to be put into this mod. It could exist within Serenity Castle's library, giving that place another reason to be explored.
While I am no coder, I would like to do this so that more monsters that aren't immediately descriptive can be put into the forest. For instance, if the player comes across a creature they don't immediately recognize, they can go back to town and look that creature up. I think that would open up the minds of the people who make the monsters...
Maybe, if a person sees a monster description that reminds them of something else, they can talk to the admin about it and have their monster put up as well. Then, either I get emailed by that admin or I get an automatic email and I come in, describing the monster for the bestiary.
I may be committing myself to a lot of work with this, but I do love describing things, and writing things in general. Tell me what you think!
If given the list of monsters that appear in the forest, I would write descriptions of them to be put into this mod. It could exist within Serenity Castle's library, giving that place another reason to be explored.
While I am no coder, I would like to do this so that more monsters that aren't immediately descriptive can be put into the forest. For instance, if the player comes across a creature they don't immediately recognize, they can go back to town and look that creature up. I think that would open up the minds of the people who make the monsters...
Maybe, if a person sees a monster description that reminds them of something else, they can talk to the admin about it and have their monster put up as well. Then, either I get emailed by that admin or I get an automatic email and I come in, describing the monster for the bestiary.
I may be committing myself to a lot of work with this, but I do love describing things, and writing things in general. Tell me what you think!