Hail, travelers!

Hail, travelers! It’s been a while since I posted on my blog. I have been working on this post for a long time, because I have been in two minds about the topic. It’s not overtly long, but it is an important one to get off my chest. I believe the time is right, so here goes. Please keep in mind I'm specifically referring to generative AI, not the use of AI on a larger scale.

I know this may come off as a late treat of sorts, but there are two reasons why I decided to post this report. For starters, the festival was a defining moment for me as a fan of Dungeon Synth, and therefore deserves a spotlight on my blog. Secondly, I have already posted this report several months ago on the Dungeon Synth Forum, and I'm quite proud of it. If anything, it may have been the unintentional catalyst for me to start writing about Dungeon Synth. For those who have read the report before: there are some minor differences in wordings and grammar, but it will be a 95% copy/paste affair.

Despite the fact that Dungeon Synth live events are becoming more popular as we speak, it’s still a bit of a rarity, so whenever one comes around I try my best to write down a review as a means to promote the scene. I do apologize for the pictures; they’re not the best quality; I’m an amateur and I make do with what I have (which is my phone). 😉

Ready for part 2? :)

This is my first blog post. The idea to create a website related to Dungeon Synth has been brewing in my head for quite some time now. What better way to start things off than with posing and answering a question which might have come from people who don’t really know Dungeon Synth, but nevertheless think it’s a bit weird and quirky for the sake of being quirky? So, let's ask the question: