Guild of Writers

Only four toes?

Looks like there's a long ladder or many shorter ones in there... that's going to be a pain if there's a lot of up and down involved.

You have a cool style of drawing, brings across a delicious Mystesque appeal that I find a lot of related art lacks, imho!

If this puzzle and future puzzles are so off the wall that I'll be thinking for ages about it then I'm so happy right now!
Especially if it's one of those things that seems SO ...

My opinion, from a level design point of view: Too much space for too few people and objects, yet it's a very small space for a 100% free roaming area.
Nooks and crannys interest people because they might hide things, or they might be empty, that's the exploration and discovery.
Variation is the ...

Great work, I especially enjoyed the cartography, keep it up and we're surely in for a grand age to explore.

Don't be afraid to find out how your tools work, backup things you like and play to your hearts content, you will become familiar quickly enough.

Just a thought.
It's a good thing you're on a different wave length then, makes for a more genuine surprise and intrigue, not expecting what you're planning.

I'm imagining something like Theed, Naboo from the Star Wars universe.


and this image by artist 'Unidcolor':

An inspired idea to say the least.

age actually part of the cavern
A technical impossibility; even if it is in a cavern it won't be the cavern, the tree doesn't work that way.

I'm also interested in the vista mentioned, will it be in the traditional sense of the word (the visual percept of a ...

Perhaps the star is only partially in the same phase of existence as the core, allowing it's radiating light and heat to penetrate to a degree. This would make for an intermittent and surreal show of light and heat.