I'm ADHD so I like compartmentalizing, and one thing I like is how different attributes carry across different types of monsterASCII games like nethack do this extensively because the monsters are literally letter + colorFor instance, theres red dragon, blue dragon, orange dragon, etc.but also the "textures" translate across directly and there's also red mold, blue mold, orange moldAnd red is always associated with fire, blue always with cold, etc.Do you think "texture" should be factored more into monster creation so that it's more systematic?I don't think it would be bad to incorporate this more into things like red goblin, blue goblin, etc.And what textures do you think are worth having?Personally I would add some funny shit like "lead dragon" that is associated with idk
>>98538890No.
>>98539112>no i'm not and will never be a real womanaight bro
>>98538890>texturesYou mean mouthfeel?
>>98538890It doesnt make sense unless elemental affinity is a significant part of the system
>>98538890>And red is always associated with fire, blue always with cold, etc.Is it...? Did I miss a update or something where they fixed this?>Do you think "texture" should be factored more into monster creation so that it's more systematic?Idk are you thinking like general descriptions such as "rough scaled" or "bristly hairs"? Is texture associated with how it feels to the touch or something more...gay?
>>98538890>And red is always associated with fire, blue always with cold, etc.Blue dragons use lightning in D&D, Nethack, and ADOM.
>>98538890Lead is a texture?
