Dear Dayton: On last week’s show, G&T discussed the topic of the Assimilation2 comics and crossovers, and suggesting numerous ideas for crossovers they would like to see. Are there any crossover stories you’re particularly fond of, or would like to see some take a crack at? When it comes to storytelling, what kind of stories do you prefer writing? Do you prefer the grand scale set pieces, shaking up the universal status quo? The smaller, more personal stories relating to the trial of a singular character? Or, some combination of the above? Lastly, what do loyal fans of the great
Ask Dayton 38 – Crossovers, Storytelling, and Shout-outs
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Ask Dayton 30 – Creating Interesting Characters
Dear Dayton: When it comes to original character creation, what in your opinion is it that makes a character interesting? Which parts of the process do you enjoy and which do you dread the most when creating a character? Which characters are you most proud of? Which characters (either of your own creation or from the franchise in general) do you wish you could fuck sideways with a bat’leth? Many thanks. PS. Tending to your lawn? Throw in a couple more Vanguard books and you have yourself a deal, brother.
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