Just posting to say that I've switched over to Godot Engine. Why? I threw out RPG Maker and find the Unity tutorials drive me spare trying to figure them out. So I chose Godot, because their tutorials are in plain text so I can follow them.

Wolf Moon is reopening, though I've stopped working on the game. Instead I want to focus on guys building each other up, or "sharpening" as it says in Proverbs. With that in mind, I propose an informal rule.

Don't insult anyone or tear them down; that includes yourself.

Got some very exciting news, folks. My mom, who's a college professor in math, will be helping out with that aspect of game creation. :)

Thanks to Hailren at the RPG Maker Web forums, we now have a group logo.

Hi, folks, and welcome to the Wolf Moon group.

Let me tell you a little about my plans. If all goes well, the finished game will be in four parts- one for each season of the year.

Part of my inspiration for this project was a question. Why are so many role-playing games driven by combat, with choices made in dialog having no effect on anything? In Wolf Moon I hope to go to the opposite extreme- little or no combat, and story is all-important.

If this sounds ambitious for a first-time project, well, it is. :) That's why I'm looking for skilled help. Everything from new artwork to plot suggestions is appreciated.