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If you've ever played World of Warcraft seriously, you've used SimulationCraft. You've pasted a profile string into a desktop app, waited a minute, got a wall of numbers and tried to figure out what it all means. It works — but it's not exactly frictionless.

It's been something I've had in the back of my head for a long time — a browser MMO that actually feels like something. Not a clicker, not an idle game. A real world with a story, a House system, turn-based combat and a reason to care about your characters.

First post on the blog. Setting up the Next.js blog and what's coming next.