I'm that weirdo who never left that 𝔢𝔡𝔤𝔶 phase they got into in High School. I am the wordsmith, the storymaker, the high-roller, and the music-man.

For you that means in my free-time I write, roleplay, play games, and play & listen to music.

I have always known and loved the percussion of words--I have been a writer since middle school--roleplayer for a similar time. Although frequently I no longer play, I still write and develop my characters and worlds all the while.

My taste in games falls far from the mainstream. No good am I at the fast-paced shooters of today; instead I prefer games of creative expression, story-building, and roleplaying. Starsector and Rimworld are my two favorite titles (I highly recommend trying Starsector if you like sci-fi and are a fan of games like Mount and Blade.) Outside of creative games, I enjoy PvE and co-op shooters like Deep Rock Galactic. Despite my non-interest in competition, I thoroughly enjoy War Thunder (I love tanks,) and you may occasionally catch me playing Overwatch 2: one of the few competitive shooters I enjoy.

I am highly connected with music on a personal level--as an extension of words on paper and an expansion of the feelings that one gets from experiencing a fantastic story. My favorite genres of music are folk and filk, [sci-fi folk,] neo-classical, dark jazz, avant-garde metal, and dungeon synth.

If you're interested in listening to some of my music, I'll provide some recommendations.
For folk music--specifically industrial folk:
ROME, more particularly his Gates of Europe or Parlez-Vous Hate? albums.
For filk music:
The ever-classic: Carmen Miranda's Ghost by Leslie Fish.
For neo-classical:
ibi and Tony Ann.
For avant-garde metal:
There is none finer than Master Boot Record--and especially Keygen Church.
Finally, dungeon synth--perhaps currently my favorite genre and what I listen to most actively:
Quite literally just look up any dungeon synth playlist on spotify. Almost all of them are good.