Soon, it lifted off. Crows scattered but it only went to a different branch on the same tree. It didn't stick around, though, and took flight a moment later, soaring my way. I saw it's a red tail hawk. A few crows flew behind it, chattering some more.

God, I love corvids. (4/4)

They were trying to scare it off. I watched pairs of crows fly off to shout over the neighborhood and get reinforcements. More and more crows weighed down that tree. Big-ass bird of prey got antsy. Slowly looked around.

One crow got bold and dive-bombed behind it, swooping near it. (3/4)

I got my glasses, looked out. Spent a minute trying to see them. Found them behind the house across the street. So chattery. I couldn't figure out why.

Then I saw the big-ass bird of prey sitting on the same tree.

They were trying to scare it off. (2/4)

It was a hard 33 between the crime circus and the sewers. Not a lot of reflective surfaces.

I heard about this earlier, it's nuts! One of my friends used it a lot, I always thought it was a bit weird and now I've found out why. No nice things for anyone - creators especially.

He's beautiful.

Yep. Okay. I overlooked the obvious. That seems about right. Go team. XD

All the people proud to be associated with this book--and that amazing-ass cover has convinced me to go pick it up.

Thank you! That's very helpful.

They look sinful. Mama want.

I am digging your style.

I adore that one on the left. I don't know that I got the means right now but you're getting a follow out of me and a likely commission in the future.

Thanks! XD I thought they could actually be really useful, without being game breaking. Unless maybe your campaign revolves around finding hidden royalty.

Then they might be the silver bullet you don't want--or desperately need, depending on player competence.

So much of writing is feeling like an absolute asshole over the tiniest typo/mistype/punctuation error. I'd say we blow it out of proportion, but the querying process suggests otherwise.

I am so glad I wasn't the only one to see the Facehugger similarities. To me it looks like a blend of one of them and a camel spider.

I can't say I have an opinion one way or the other but Michael Keaton is criminally underrated, imo. He's one of those actors that shows up and always gives 110%.

Love the texture on the horns, especially. The way the little pieces of horn protrude before the main... horn-stem?