>One of the main problems with this quest is. . .I can't draw.

Well sir, you're probably in for some disappointment then.

>>346051
Well, friend, I lke the idea. But unfortunately, you're unlikely to get many readers without art. However - anything is better than nothing. We have some quest on the board with 'less-than-great' art, but even that'll get you farther than just writefaggin'.

The idea's not bad but in the end it's just an idea. What really makes these kinds of things shine is the kind of execution behind them. And drawing is most definitely a part of that execution.

With that in mind, you can still run a quest without images. You're just going to miss out on a considerable number of your prospective audience as they're naturally drawn to quests with a more attractive execution. In addition, text quests catch a lot of flak from the community, so don't expect a lot of support.

That said, if the execution is good enough, you'll establish a base of fans that you can work with, who will post and interact with the characters and setting. You can definitely make a quest like that, it's just a matter of whether or not you're okay with the consequences of that.

If you can, post something of your art, just so we can get a feel, even if it's terribad by your standards.

>>346052

anyone can draw, i do it with one arm for gawds sake

>>346051
Draw anyway. Shitty art is better than no art. Besides, you know how you become able to do something that you are unable to do? You ignore your inability and do it anyway. And practice is the biggest thing when it comes to art anyway. Even if you start out with little shitscribbles that take ages to draw and are no good, if you keep at it you'll eventually have great art.

>>346127
The amount of arms one has is not at all related to drawing ability, so long as that amount is greater than zero.
It sounds to me like you're bringing up your disability for no reason other than to bring it up, and I must request you cease this faggotry posthaste.

>>346129
In fact, you could probably draw with a pencil clutched between your teeth even if you had no arms.

>>346135
>In fact, you could probably draw with a pencil clutched between your teeth even if you had no arms.
Yes, but that would at least have an influence on drawing ability.

>>346135
>>346137
better than holding it with ass

>>346129

oh, um, sorry... i really have no idea what i'm apologizing for, but i did it anyway?