the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

@LexYeen @artemis@vulpine.club hyenas and corgis are just foxes but not
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@LexYeen https://www.inprnt.com/gallery/cannibalcandy/filigree-familiar/ is where the artist is selling prints! you can see a higher resolution image there too
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@LexYeen we are slowly building up a collection of Things To Put On Walls

trying to make it mostly stuff with some personal meaning to us so it's slow going
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@LexYeen we do know the card art can be really pretty

we have two framed pictures on our wall that are prints of card game card art, one from magic (i think it was called something like "filigree familiar"?) and one that @ziphi@/tailswish.industries made for a pokemon card art contest (an extremely pretty picture of an arcanine in ecruteak that unfairly did not win the contest)
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oh @mawr you might be interested in this (at least i hope you are, we really dislike that change in particular)
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@owashii@plush.city it's a hell of a lot closer to perfect than a lot of the alternatives
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@LexYeen that's a lot of cards!
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@Impzbot so the one on the left is sergal.org right
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@LexYeen out of curiosity, what's a, uh, what you said?
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@owashii@plush.city it's one of our favorite games on the 2600. just such an intricate game and a very Different idea
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@owashii@plush.city Actually, it's Yars' Revenge!
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@Moot there's a setting that makes boosts require confirmation, it's a setting we use and it's helped avoid awkward things a few times
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@mossmeow the best thing about these is

they're incredibly cheap, because they're very basic components that are mass-produced by the billion

the resistors you can get 5000 for $36.45 on digikey right now (or 250 for $4.32)

the diodes are slightly more expensive but you can still get 100 for $4.09

they're just. cheap little things that look pretty
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@mossmeow like, look at these DO-35 packages
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@mossmeow electronic components come in really neat shapes that would make really cool jewelry, just for the aesthetic of the packaging itself

and most of them are lead-free nowadays so they're safe to use for jewelry too (this would have been a concern in the 90s)
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@mossmeow like the rightmost thingy looks like a standard quarter-watt carbon film resistor
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@mossmeow i thought in the thumbnail that the jewelry was made of electronic components and i thought heck i'd like that, that's cool
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@Taylor wonder how many people will get it!
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@gardevoir i mean, that would imply a combat system something like the tales series, which is good in my book
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@owashii@plush.city wow you're weird, that's great!
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