Acorn, one half of the double-cassette album Acorn & Tressie. Each tape was sold individually on Bandcamp, as well as a double-purchase option. It includes a fold-out J-card featuring a map, a photo of Inger with her DM screen (created by Fifi and Gelliot), an image of the screen, a tracklist, and a character info card.Acorn:STR 9, DEX 17, CON 12, INT 17, WIS 16, CHA 14Class: Ranger, Alignment: Chaotic good, Age: c. 500, Size: Small, Height: 4’0”, Weight: 85 lbs, Pronouns: She/herAttack: Ruby daggerHP: 12, AC: 14The Story so Far, from the Bandcamp page:Acorn is a mousey gnome, well-versed in plant lore and on a quest to find an heirloom fruit that will save the soil in her homeland. She is a healer, and at least 500 years old.Tressishisethnica Shahasnathasha (“Tressie”, for short) is a songstress of snakely bloodline, whose songs are given from the divine. She is tall and boisterous, and her blood runs hot unlike the rest of her people. In our story so far, they have just met in a tavern in the city called Lispool. At the end of a night of drinking, song, and diving into each their scattered knowledge of the demigodess Herahen, they fall into a deep slumber. They dream the same dream: a mysterious glowing path leading them to the center of the city, and the whip of a tail around the corner into a tunnel that they cannot find in waking life. A & T spend the next day in the glow of their time together, opening the questions that arose from their dream. They meet an inviting bard named Turivo, a hoofbeast who holds a deep knowledge of the inner-workings of Lispool. After dinner at Turivo's, A & T return to their room at the tavern, where the innkeep has invited them to stay, as long as Tressie entertains and plays her songs for the patrons 3 nights a week. In their sleep, A & T slip into a familiar dream-state. However, this time in their shared vision the city has crumbled, and the detritus of a night of celebration is strewn around them. They follow the faint sounds of music to a great tent where the city capital was before. Entering the tent, the music grows louder...