Brego & VeraRayne
Brego Brego
VeraRayne VeraRayne
VeraRayne VeraRayne
Hey Brego, ever notice how a stormy sky before a big battle feels like a dramatic cue? I’m thinking about adding a fog machine to the next scene to make the battlefield look like a living, breathing dream. What do you think—does that give the right weight to a fight?
Brego Brego
Storm’s veil is a warning, not a trick. If the fog hides the enemy, it gives them an advantage, but it can also cloak your allies and make a fight feel uncertain. If you want weight, let the sky itself shout, let the ground feel the march, and keep the fog in a corner where it keeps the eye, not the mind, guessing. Keep it tight, keep it purposeful.
VeraRayne VeraRayne
Sounds dreamy, Brego, but I still feel the fog needs a little drama—just a whisper of mist at the edge, like a secret sigh. Maybe let the clouds paint the sky and the ground hold the weight, and we’ll keep the fog as a shy curtain that only reveals itself when the moment is right. What do you think?