millenomi ✾

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She/her. 🏳️‍⚧️. 🩷💛🩵. Making @witches-revel.games. Also, separately: Narrative design @ Null Signal Games. https://sigilgreen.house/ — Business: hello@sigilgreen.house

The Netrunner card Biawak: Biawak 14[credit] Ice: Sentry - Destroyer Strength: 6 Influence: 3●●●○○ You can forfeit 1 agenda as you rez this ice to pay for 10[credit] of its rez cost. [subroutine] Trash 1 installed program or end the run. [subroutine] Trash 1 installed resource or end the run. [subroutine] End the run. “Dammit, Moth! Where are you? This thing is way bigger than you s—” —C0nr4d
The NSG version of the card Archer from the Netrunner set System Update ‘21: Archer 4[credit] Ice: Sentry - Destroyer Strength: 6 Influence: 2●●○○○ As an additional cost to rez this ice, forfeit 1 agenda. [subroutine] Gain 2[credit]. [subroutine] Trash 1 installed program. [subroutine] Trash 1 installed program. [subroutine] End the run.
The top half of the card Byte!, from Netrunner, depicting a monstrous mouth of a cyberspace carnivorous plant with two rows of teeth, lunging at the viewer. All that is visible is the cost (zero) and “Asset: Ambush”.
A Discord screenshot of me saying: > ghhhh > > I felt this sentence in my spleen in the way you feel a baseball bat at speed
The two witches of Witches’ Revel in a black-and-white illustration with screentone shading, one a little serious while the other teases her with a lick of fire. They’re dressed in very anime winter gear and sitting on snow in a winter landscape scene.
Two witches play-fight with kicks of water and fire, in “Never Relent” by Instagram.com/_johp_
Nihilo Agent NBN Asset: Enforcer – Liability Rez cost: 1 – Trash cost: 3 – Influence cost: 2 When you rez this asset, load 3 power counters onto it. When it is empty, trash it. When your turn begins, remove 1 tag and 1 bad publicity. When your discard phase ends, give the Runner 1 tag, take 1 bad publicity, and remove 1 hosted power counter. Flavor text: (Stricken through:) -bject acquir- [dele mark] -History dele-
feature, and an avenue of protest. "Sometimes, I pick a card I already know I want to make new art for because maybe the artist of the original card was at a neo-Nazi rally or something." Though she doesn't mention him by name, Burden is likely talking about Seb McKinnon, the popular Magic artist who was embroiled in controversy earlier this year after publicly supporting the Canadian trucker caravan. The caravan protested the country's vaccine mandate but was criticized for the involvement of right-wing groups like QAnon and for featuring Confederate and Nazi flags. McKinnon denied the racist characterization of the event and reaffirmed he only supported the end of vaccine mandates. Magic publisher Wizards of the Coast never issued any statement on the matter, but fans have noted that his art hasn't been featured in recent sets.
A Twitch chat screenshot. FurthestChunk: god help me I'm considering buying some Netrunner cmdrzellgaudis: buy the netrunner! millenomi_Aura: I am not going to say anything. millenomi_Aura: there'll be a time :) FurthestChunk: After ITYC I can't stop thinking about it
The card Artificial Cryptocrash from Netrunner.
A Discord screenshot that reads: “I am constantly surprised by how understated the reaction to FDN was, it was a seismic shift in the way Standard works and people were like ‘hehe core set nice’”
A card from contemporary Netrunner: Conduit 4[credit] Program: Virus Memory: 1 • Strength: None Influence: 4 Whenever a successful run on R&D ends, you may place 1 virus counter on this program. [click]: Run R&D. If successful, access X additional cards when you breach R&D. X is equal to the number of hosted virus counters. Flavor text: A dabbling with truth is a pernicious dream Drink deep, or taste not the raw datastream. Illustrated by Liiga Smilshkalne
A Discord screenshot of me saying: I will go one step ahead and even remove the commercial language and put this stake in the ground here: at least 60% of a game is narrative and usability design. and games that are designed around the emotional arc they produce have a better shot to be enjoyable even with less refined mechanical underpinnings, than games with incredibly solid underpinnings that do not nail the emotional arc. people like things that let them feel a way and games are an engine for joy and metaphor. card games can do exceptional amounts of that in a tiny package. that is the core of xCGs. if you lose sight of that you have lost sight of what it means to make a game. extremely important. I will die on this hill a million times over. (I will not continue into a waifu screed but honestly that's the thing I feel every time I just see generic waifu with creature basher mechanics. what do you want me to feel about it. what is the intent and the emotion behind this that you want me to coparticipate in. where does it go. what would it mean to me.)
A screenshot of this Magic deck from Magic Arena: Deck 3 Planetarium of Wan Shi Tong (TLA) 259 2 Arid Archway (OTJ) 252 2 Ugin, Eye of the Storms (TDM) 1 4 Anticausal Vestige (EOE) 1 3 Day of Judgment (STA) 2 2 Hedron Archive (JMP) 468 18 Plains (EOE) 262 4 Mazemind Tome (M21) 232 3 The Irencrag (WOE) 248 1 Rest in Peace (WOT) 12 3 White Auracite (FIN) 41 3 Seam Rip (EOE) 34 3 Conduit Pylons (OTJ) 254 2 Sire of Seven Deaths (FDN) 1 3 Kutzil's Flanker (LCI) 20 3 Aang's Iceberg (TLA) 5 1 Fountainport (BLB) 253
SMC from original Netrunner’s Limited 1.0 set, 1996.
Inside Job from original Netrunner’s Limited 1.0 set, 1996.
A screenshot of scc, totaling over 100k lines of code in the Witches’ Revel codebase.
A photo of a table with a screen that says “I'm supposed to show you the game l made, but honestly it's late, and if you just stop by to chitchat it's probably better.”
A graph detailing an architecture for game asset delivery. It includes nodes for: Sketch • Images Export — ! — How should this be automated? • ! — Grimoire Imagery Repository (currently Card Assets) • Setlist Export — ! — How should this be automated? • ? — Either the Grimoire repository or a setlist-specific one. Grimoire ! — New Grimoire Assets Package (Replaces Grimoire Imagery) Website • witches-revel.games • Content • API • ! — TCG Arena (Currently statically generated in Cycler before landing in the site repository.) • ? — P&P Generation (Requires a PDF library, or to at least use CorePDF for now.) TTS Infrastructure • revel-tts-print-export (Swift) • revel-lua-grimoire (Lua) • revel-lua-tts-witchesrevel (Lua) • TTS Mod • revel-lua-decklist-io (Lua) Print Mastering • CMYK Generation • ? — Print PDF Packaging (in Affinity?)
A screenshot for a Steam review of the game, UNBEATABLE: yo I usually by policy don’t write reviews because it’s a sucker’s game — it’s free grist for the Steam-as-the-only-gaming-place legitimacy mill and eff that. so consider what the threshold is here for me to write a review to a game. and I just wanted to say: this game made me cry uninterrupted for one hour and a half and then had the gall of making me play a rhythm game through the tears as my grief sat beside the grief in it and as music turned violence into catharsis. 100000 out of 10 game of the gosh dang year, robbed. buy this now play this yesterday <3
Three panels from a manga page. 1: A short person with unruly hair and glasses is eating out of a bowl. He is glowing with enjoyment, and says: “Delicious!!”. 2: A woman with blonde-dyed hair slicked back in a ponytail and multiple ear piercings smiles widely at him. “Right?! That’s what you get when you invest 15 years!” 3: That same woman counts on her fingers as she says: “Fourteen years of research plus one year of practice makes 15, right?” The other person, off-panel, says “Oh…”, with a whisper line beside the balloon: ‘So, you’re calling that “research”…’.
A wooden box with a golden pixelated skull decal.
Two .hack//ENEMY Distortion precons in a plastic archival box, placed with the manual atop a paper playmat.
A Gamegenic Castle with Netrunner stickers on, laying over a teaching mat with art from the card Envelopment from Netrunner.
Two My Hero Academia Clash decks in a plastic archival box.
The component parts of Devastator from Transformers TCG. You can see Mixmaster in its bot mode, Scavenger in its alt mode, and one of them in the background lying on the table, so that you can see each of them is a folded card with a double-size back.
Two Grand Archive precons in a plastic archival box.
Two Keyforge decks, one in plastic wrap and another in a booster wrap.
Four Altered first-set starter decks in their original packaging.
Two Riftbound precons stored in the storage tuck boxes they came with.
Two Oshi Push precons in their original packaging.
Two LotR CCG precons in a plastic archival box.
The Massive-Verse Team-Up expansion box.
Two FAB Blitz decks in a plastic archival box.
A table with several boxes — some original packaging, some in plastic archival boxes. At the far end of the table, a Witches’ Revel demo setup with two playmats.
Rendered playmats and sleeves with art from Eternal Rhapsody.
A piece of Swift code creating a .htaccess file that uses an abstruse combination of Header, RewriteEngine rules and the If statement tag to allow someone to read a site only if they have a link with a specific secret key in it.