Domille

With all of the horrible stuff happening in the world, I wanted to share something positive. This is our first year with a CSA, and I could not be happier. When we first signed up, they required us to come visit their farm. Our farmers are just a couple and their kids. They grow the majority of their own food, and also feed the local community. The food we get is the tastiest, freshest produce we could ever find (other than growing stuff ourselves). I saw someone posted a fruit cup the other day, and it said something along the lines of being produced on one side of the planet, then shipped half way across the globe to be packaged, then back to be sold in US. Then I thought about our farmers. Our food travels 30 minutes to the farmers' market. That's it. How many emissions would that save if everyone did that? In case any of you are interested, and are in US, you can find your local CSA here: https://www.localharvest.org/csa/

Greetings, fellow adventurers! We, TTRPG Rising Tide (I, Domille, am the founder of Rising Tide), are thrilled to present our crowdfunding campaign aimed at championing creativity and providing opportunities for aspiring creators by offering captivating TTRPG resources.

As fans of the genre, we understand the profound impact that immersive and visually stunning game elements can have on the gaming experience. That’s why we have curated a collection of awe-inspiring battle maps, art packs, and soundtracks meticulously crafted to transport players to fantastical realms teeming with adventure.

Join us on a quest to raise funds for the Storytelling Collective scholarships that will ignite the imaginations of talented individuals yearning to make their mark in the realms of game design, storytelling, and worldbuilding. 100% of the funds raised will go toward the scholarships (we are not keeping anything for ourselves).

The project is already fully funded, and reached 3 stretch goals, with 4th on the cusp!

Check out the campaign here: https://crowdfundr.com/empoweringcreativity

Came across this video just now and figured I'd share it here. I am sure folks will be happy to see some of the larger creators who are starting to embrace the Fediverse.