Day 28 Progress | Dicey Banter Interview TOMORROW | Update #16
about 1 month ago
– Mon, Nov 11, 2024 at 12:08:57 PM
TL;DR
- Less than $5k to funded with 4 days left!
- We have unlocked Chrona, the Color Dome, and Rgnb with for "10 Things To Do In" treatments.
- Less than 20 backers to unlock the the pirate city of Delrun.
- Dicey Banter interview Tuesday, November 12th at 7pm EST on Twitch.
- Confluence: The Living Archive could be the next big D&D competitor article from Polygon.
- And the winner is... the Jernang!
- Vote on the first match up of Bracket #3, Alfira Vs. Gods.
Day 28 Progress and Backer Achievement Update
We need just over $4k to fund with 4 days left and we are less than 20 backers to unlock the fourth "10 Things To Do In" city! The poll to chose the cities ended today so the list is below.
- Chrona - time bubble city UNLOCKED
- Color Dome - underwater domed city UNLOCKED
- Rgnb - a village based on conservation and nature UNLOCKED
- Delrun - city run by pirates (Unlocks at 575 backers)
- Gravity Isles - islands with gravity wells (Unlocks at 600 backers)
- Crop Circle Junction - city based on manufacturing and unions (Unlocks at 625 backers)
- Project C-1019 - science and research based center (Unlocks at 650 backers)
- Rockwater Isles - islands in the Swirling Sea (Unlocks at 675 backers)
Dicey Banter Interview
Project Lead Laya Liebeseller and Lore/QA Lead Kandi J. Williams sat down with Valiant Dorian of Dicey Banter to talk about Confluence, worldbuilding, and challenging industry standards! Check out the interview on Tuesday, November 12th at 7pm EST on Twitch. We will also be in chat to answer any questions!
Polygon Review
Confluence: The Living Archive could be the next big D&D competitor heads the article by Rowan Zeoli of Polygon. That is quite the compliment! Check out the article that breaks down the basics of the world and the mechanics.
Lineage Knockout Tournament: Bracket #3 Match up 1
And the winner of the last match up in Bracket #2 is... the Jernang!
We are getting close to crowning a winner! For those that missed the early polls check below for info on these two lineages then vote on your favorite!
We are getting close to crowning a winner! For those that missed the early polls check below for info on these two lineages then vote on your favorite!
Alfira Vs. Gods
The Alfira are a beloved lineage and are survivors of the collapse of their entire Era of origin, Era 8 Labyrinthea. Alfira look a lot like mice from Earth. They are short and stout with incredible senses, especially their sense of smell. Alfira are the progenitors of one anomalous ability that is widely used in Ajurea: Smoke. Smoke was initially created by Alfira to navigate the mazes of Labyrinthea and defend against anything that might harm them. These days, Smoke is used for more domestic tasks, such as incense, cleansing, and even aromatherapy.
Fallen and Full Gods
Divinity is an interesting concept in Ajurea, as there truly are full gods just walking among everyone, living their own lives. Fallen gods are a popular lineage and are an exploration of the concept of mortality and the idea of one’s own finite existence. In Ajurea, divinity is an expendable resource. Once a god or fallen god has used up their divinity, they die and are reduced to an object with their lingering essence. Divine beings are incredibly diverse, as you can be the god of basically anything in this game, and take on any type of physical form, from a towering mountain-sized fallen god slowly giving way to slumber to a small mote of sparkling dust, causing mischief wherever you please.
The Alfira are a beloved lineage and are survivors of the collapse of their entire Era of origin, Era 8 Labyrinthea. Alfira look a lot like mice from Earth. They are short and stout with incredible senses, especially their sense of smell. Alfira are the progenitors of one anomalous ability that is widely used in Ajurea: Smoke. Smoke was initially created by Alfira to navigate the mazes of Labyrinthea and defend against anything that might harm them. These days, Smoke is used for more domestic tasks, such as incense, cleansing, and even aromatherapy.
Fallen and Full Gods
Divinity is an interesting concept in Ajurea, as there truly are full gods just walking among everyone, living their own lives. Fallen gods are a popular lineage and are an exploration of the concept of mortality and the idea of one’s own finite existence. In Ajurea, divinity is an expendable resource. Once a god or fallen god has used up their divinity, they die and are reduced to an object with their lingering essence. Divine beings are incredibly diverse, as you can be the god of basically anything in this game, and take on any type of physical form, from a towering mountain-sized fallen god slowly giving way to slumber to a small mote of sparkling dust, causing mischief wherever you please.