A buncha stories based off of random "What if?" questions. Eight years old and one thousand chapters long. Holy crap. BROKE THE 1000 CHAPTER LIMIT WITH A 1001ST CHAPTER!!!
very, very, very experimental fic continues its slow progress as the deadline for bicyclette's sci-fi contest draws near. these chapters are about on-par with what if in terms of length, but oh boy have they been an interesting experience to write.
yeah so anyway here is my webbed site lol. there's an MC Classic server for building whatever, and an MC Beta 1.7.3 server for playing survival. I might eventually also put up a modern vanilla server as well, though given how I'm hosting a bunch of servers already for friends and a couple of discord servers, idk if the little slab of a PC I'm using to host 'em all would be able to manage lol.
basically got one week left lol. got an experimental fic in the works that's a sort-of direct sequel picking off right where Splintershard ended. no prior reading is necessary.
MAN it's been a while since I've toyed with writing styles.
Option 2 is clearly the better art, so it really depends on whether you consider the story to be worthy of good cover art. And from what other people have said, that's a more legitimate question than it probably should be.
Second option
Option one. It's kinda shitpost-y and meme-y, plus it matches your avatar.
The second one's borderline nightmare fuel.
Option 1.
Maybe do some shity photoshop and had a badly cut Sweetie Belle of the second image in the first one
I choose 1 it matches your stories meme like quality.
But 2 is better art and terrifying.
Option 2 is clearly the better art, so it really depends on whether you consider the story to be worthy of good cover art. And from what other people have said, that's a more legitimate question than it probably should be.
As much as i like option two, option one fits way better with the sheer crackheadedness of your story
Option 2 for the win, bois, girls, and other various genders!
I don't even want to ask where you got option two from
As much as I heavily love the second cover masterpiece, the first option fits the story