BenTheHun1

Making a decent prototype of a TCG is hard. I know I could've just cut it out of a single piece of paper, but I wanted a nicer finished product, while not spending much money. This is the best method I found online: https://www.instructables.com/id/How-To-Make-a-Deck-of-Custom-Cards-From-Scratch/

Right now in addition to Armonia, I'm working on a project I've code-named, "Advent." I'm coding it from scratch, and eventually it will be a adventure-puzzle game, in a similar vein to Myst, or even something like Monkey Island. So far, it's pretty bare, but eventually I'll release it when I feel that it's in a playable state.

Hello everyone, this is BenTheHun1! I wanted to take a minute to talk a bit more about Armonia. I've been developing it for a while, and it's gone through many radical revisions. However, a few things have remained constant throughout the play testing and revision process. A modular system of Magic that promotes experimentation and creativity. I remember one of my plasterers once became  a Voltorb, and blew himself up repeatedly. A unique setting. Many of the "races" have been seen before in places lke D&D and Tolkien. However, I've been able to put my own spin on it. Humans are not simly Humans, but Zana —a race of conquerors originally from the planet Earth. Now, their ancestors are on Armonia, a.k.a. our moon. Compartmentalized portions. My idea was someone could take the mechanics of the game and bring it into the D&D Multiverse, or the World of Darkness, or any other setting. Alternatively, they could take the Setting and adapt it relatively pai

Hello everyone, this is BenTheHun1! I'm moving my blog & website from Wix to Google Sites + Blogger, updating the content in the process. Edit: There is a link on the menu bar to go back to the legacy site, FYI.