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A place to discuss the web serials of Wildbow, including Worm, Ward, Twig, Pact, and Pale. Pale is currently being updated, and each of the others are complete.

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There is an active community on Discord (invite) where discussion on the release of each chapter along with a great deal of general discussion takes place. This Lemmy community has no affiliation with the author or the official subreddit (however if any moderator from the subreddit or the Discord wants to take over, they are very welcome).

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Hello to whoever is here. I want to start a monthly thread in this community, and after some thinking, I figured a gen thread would be easiest for me to manage. My idea is for the thread's theme to rotate between each of Wildbow's stories each month. This month will be Twig-oriented.

For those that don't know what Twig is, It is the third web serial written by Wildbow.

Set in the early 1900s, Twig follows a group of child investigators of an unusual bent in a world where the science of biology runs rampant. A century ago, a genius unraveled the mysteries of life and biology, creating the first 'stitched' and biological horrors. Unlike his peers in similar literature (Frankenstein, Moreau), he was conscripted by the Crown, who took it to an extreme. The genre is a tentative 'biopunk' label, and the story spans a longer stretch of years, following the youths as they grow up.

The goal of these gen threads is to have fun coming up with interesting ideas that could belong in this setting. If you need a little creativity jump-start, I can suggest using a random word generator and picking three-ish nouns to combine into a 'biopunk' experiment.

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[–] Monkmoo@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

At the Harrison estate, pumps carry water up and along the outer walls. This water is sprayed from the walls to emulate a constant stream of rain. The vegetation is cut and spliced to better survive this environment. There is no other purpose to this other than the owner likes the aesthetic.

Theme was Rain, Cut, and Wall.