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What happens when an AI Generates Katverse Art?

Hey all you mages, Crusaders and AI observers! Last week I took a break from editing Werewolves & Wizardry to help with a move. During the relaxation period after carrying boxes down one building and up another, a friend and I discovered a really cool website. Wombo Dream uses an AI to generate artwork using …

New Website!

It’s been a while since I graced the main part of my domain with content! Due to some bad advice, I received last year, I separated my website into different subdomains. Because of this, 2/3 of my subdomains were neglected. Only the Kat’s Crusaders website received any sort of attention – as it is my …

Vampires: Monsters of the Cataclysm

Vampires have existed in human lore for millennia before the arrival of the Vortex. Creatures of night, preying on humans and animals. Often, consuming flesh like a beast, but more often than not, content to suck only the blood of a hapless victim. Draining them dry. And then raising them as one of their own. …

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Fan Content: How to Contribute to the Katverse

There’s something beautiful about a series rising above that of just a collection of books by a single author. Star Wars, Warhammer, Harry Potter are all major franchises run by large companies with many authors and creators, but they also have something else in common – fans that have made that world a part of …

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Magic of the Cataclysm: A Guide

Even before the Cataclysm, magic existed in all places. A spark of insight when writing an assignment, heroic feats by soldiers protecting their comrades, fire almost retreating from brave firefighters. Unexplainable lights and triumphs of nature over machine. Subtle shifts away from the natural order in our day to day lives. Easy to miss. But, …

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The Cataclysm: How it All Started

At first, the Vortex didn’t do much. On an otherwise uneventful day in 1991, as the once gargantuan Soviet Union was reaching its final dissolution, a blue, swirling Vortex appeared in the middle of Siberia. Scientists flocked to the scene. Some called it a weather anomaly. Many news stations excused it as a hoax. And …