ABOUT ME
i'm just a silly little guy :)
LINKS
- pronouns
- they/them
- pronouns.page
- @verbina29
- neocities profile
- verbina29
- fediverse
- @verbina29
@app.wafrn. net - bluesky
(wafrn, kind of janky) - @verbina29
.at.app .wafrn.net - ko-fi (commissions)
- verbina29
- artfight
- ~verbina29
- toyhou.se
(unused) - verbina29
- modrinth
- verbina29
- gimmick account
(posts OC questions) -
@oc on wafrn
@originalcharacter.at.app.wafrn.net on bsky
ABOUT THE SITE
This is a site primarily for my worldbuilding and OCs! In a nutshell:
- Eleventh Hour
- A cyberpunk-fantasy universe. Corporations run just about everything, with little other government. Centered around the idea of "Knights", the people who fight in the name of these corporations. Knights do other things too, but it's mostly violence-related tasks, usually things like espionage and thievery. There's a lot of weird medieval-inspired culture around Knights and within corporations, though most of it is just aesthetics. Magic is primarily controlled by corporations, mostly only available to the general public in the form of mass-produced single-use spells.
- KakoGenzaiMirai
- A mind reader, a detective, and a magical serial killer engage in Death Note-esque shenanigans. Mainly a story-focused universe. Magic is real, but magical knowledge is only really shared on obscure internet forums, and half the people are either lying or don't know what they're talking about.
- Flitterverse
- A fucked up magical girl universe. Creatures called Flitters have the ability to form contracts with humans (making the human a Gembound), giving them magical powers, soul weapons, and cool outfits. Unfortunately for Gembound, most Flitters are assholes that only want to use Gembound for their own purposes, namely fighting their war against Magi. And worse things!
- Academyverse
- Sort of superpower-ish not-quite-completely-fantasy. In a loosely industrial revolution type of period, but probably closer to medieval fantasy than modern day. Some people, known as Witches, are born with unique, often extremely powerful, abilities. The government tends not to like this, so they are often kidnapped at a very young age to be sent to state-run Academies, or outright killed. These Academies are basically like dome cities and are kind of the type of prison you wouldn't even know you're in, since you generally would be brought into it at an incredibly young age. Witches that have been "trained" in an Academy are instead known as Academics, but there's no actual difference. There's also Magecraft, magical items that look like sci-fi tech, created by Mages. but they're magic like they are in fact actually magic they just look like that and no one really knows why. Anyone can learn to create Magecraft items, but it tends to be very dangerous and the kind of shit where you'll probably just explode if you don't know what you're doing. Most Magecraft can disable the powers of Witches, so they tend to be heavily used inside Academies.
- Hue Shift
- Information on Chroma, a TV-headed robot who is also, unfortunately, a monster that has to eat people, and the world that surrounds it.
- Dragonherd
- Wild West-era fantasy world where cowboys herd eusocial dragons. The world is also a hollow torus, railroad companies are working to build trains inside it. And the dragons migrate to the sun/moon in the winter/summer (and you can just ride a dragon to the sun you'll be fine).
- TUTA Multiverse
- The broader multiverse that all my universes technically exist within. TUTA is the Time and Universal Travel Authority, an organization that deals with time and universe travel. This includes providing identification and authorization and other such boring bureaucratic things, but it also involves cleaning up after unauthorized time/universe travelers and resolving various anomalies. Most of the developed characters within it are involved with TUTA Cleanup, the organization that does the latter.
- Ashworld
- Post-apocalypse where the sun was blotted out by ash, allowing various supernatural creatures, such as vampires, to take over the world and hunt humans to near-extinction. There are zombies but they're also near-extinct since supernatural creatures that feed off humans in some way generally are going to want to defend those humans from threats to continue their own existence. Most settlements are lead by nonhumans using the humans in the settlement for their own purposes. Also, there's a giant dimensional rift in the sky don't worry about it. Space kind of generally doesn't make sense and also sometimes there are bubbles into different time periods entirely.
- Periscope Systems
- A sort of modern day scifi-ish universe. Sapient robots exist and were pretty much only highly-classified military projects until a few years ago. The titular company is a military contractor that was developing nanobot-based robots, one of which unfortunately escaped during development in the time where sapient robots—much less shapeshifting ones—were still unknown, so they kinda just quietly sent goons to attempt to reclaim it instead of revealing that they have the tech to create sapient shapeshifting robots. Focused mostly on said shapeshifting military robots, named Apoapsis and Periapsis.
- Manaweavers
- A universe where magic takes the form of magical string that can be woven to create various effects. Pretty much all kinds of characters can exist, it's a pretty anything-goes sort of world design-wise. It's mostly urban fantasy, but there's sci-fi elements too. Focused mostly on Two, a guy who got decapitated and then revived as a vampire and is now investigating his own murder.
- Metalworks
- A universe where magic can only be casted using stuff made from metal. Focuses on a group of college students researching magic.
- Argentum Antipodes
- A historical fantasy world where vampires were revealed to the world by the popularization of color film photography.
- Gamemaster
- A TV-headed multiversal killing game host, with a silly attitude that doesn't match its content at all. Exists in the broader TUTA Multiverse.
- Sylvolaia
- A fantasy world where a magical Fae Realm exists alongside a normal modern world. Its magic system is based on contracts with magical creatures that transform you, giving you traits of the magical creatures you make contracts with.
- Travelerverse
- A post-apocalyptic fantasy world without any humans. There's also magic versions of modern everyday objects called Relics.
- Ryva
- My oldest world, a science-fantasy world with a magic system where you can basically do anything, as long as you can convince the god of magic that it's associated with one of the 6 elements of magic.
Also, text like this is able to be hovered over for additional information or sometimes just jokes. Some images are also hoverable, but I haven't chosen to mark this.
TO-DO
- make pages for more universes
- reorganize artGallery
- maybe make a minor OCs page for characters without designs and the like
- i should really figure out how to make the hoverables/titles mobile-compatible
- more articles