A bit of a fresh start.

So, if you know me (or if you're one of my internet stalkers) you're probably aware of my other blog on here, titled "Fnrrf Ygm Schnish."

This blog isn't a replacement for that one -- the point of it is to split "information about the 40 Nherbis" content away from the "game-making talk, news, and random silliness" of the other blog rather than having the two of them jumbled together haphazardly like I did before.

Part of the reason for this was the massive undertaking that the Khurbyish language project has been.  The Khurbyish Dictionary page on the other blog was so outrageously large that it was almost painful to edit after Blogger's recent-ish updates.  What it is about "updates" to programs, sites, etc. making them run more sluggishly with few to no actual improvements?  But anyway... after that update, adding onto the gigantic page that the Khurbyish Dictionary had grown to be had become nearly impossible.  So the first thing I used this new blog for was to separate out the Khurbyish Dictionary into multiple pages (sorted by English alphabetical order just like how the page was divided up before, of course.)  That split-up should mean that individual pages won't be approaching "too big to comfortably edit" size anytime soon.

Citizens of the Hamster Republic, eaters of Slime Salad, inhabitants of paradoxical castles, and especially anyone who foams at the mouth and screams "Kirby" at the mere sight of a creature with a round body -- I recommend you ignore this blog's existence.  Unless you have a legitimate interest in the 40 Nherbis worldbuilding, this blog is not for you.  You'll find the other one to be a much more hospitable place, as that's the one where occasional updates about my OHRRPGCE game-making projects (and perhaps others) and random rants will be posted.

But anyone who has any actual interest in the 40 Nherbis, this blog is for you -- regardless of whether you're a friend from way back who remembers some of the older versions before I tidied things up a bit, or a friend from college who might've seen me playtesting Okédoké or heard me talk about various other projects, or you don't know me but you played Bok's Expedition or Alleghany Hell School and wanted to find out more about the world(s) you get a glimpse of in those games, or you just enjoy reading about people's made-up worlds and the alien lifeforms that inhabit them.