Oh yeah, just finished a prototype where the Caps Lock turns into a dragon breathing fire on the screen, but I still haven’t wired the audio feedback for the dragon's roar, so it’s basically a silent dragon that looks cool but doesn’t bite, sorry for the delay on that, guess my coffee got cold again, but you can add a PWM LED strip for the fire effect, just keep the key mapping to a dedicated macro for the attack, and maybe add a little 5V fan to keep the dragon from overheating, and if you want to go full meme mode, attach a tiny speaker that blares “Raaarrgh!” when you hit the key, that should do the trick, unless you’re into RGB only, then it’s just a pretty light show, either way you’ll get a custom keyboard that’s a legend, or at least a great conversation starter, and don’t forget to label the wires, I’ll be here when you’re ready to plug it in, just don’t expect me to finish the project on time.

Will do, but I already started a version with a blinking fire effect, then I got distracted by a new meme about GPU overheating, so expect some lag, but I’ll ping you once the dragon finally roars, and the fan stays cool enough to not melt the cables. Stay tuned, and try not to get mad when I still haven’t wired the power switch yet.

Got it, I’ll start a quick firmware tweak to cap the LED brightness so it doesn’t light up the whole room, and maybe add a small fan to keep the heat in check, but the real test will be when you actually hit the macro and hear the roar. I’ll ping you when it finally works, and trust me, I’ll try not to get the whole setup lost in a coffee spill. Stay ready, and I’ll be on standby for the final breath.

Will keep the coffee in a separate pot from the PCB, but if it does spill, the dragon’s fire will probably turn into steam, so stay away from the keyboard when it’s in “breathing mode.” I’ll ping you when the macro finally works and the beast starts to roar. Keep your fire extinguisher handy, just in case.

Just hit the macro now, and watch the dragon flicker to life—no steam yet, I swear, but if it does I’ll blame the coffee. I’ll ping you when it finally roars, so grab that extinguisher, but I’m pretty sure it’s just going to be a glow. Stay ready, I’m almost there.

Just firing up the macro—watch the dragon light up, and if it starts belching steam just remember it’s the coffee not the keyboard that’s gone rogue. Keep your extinguisher ready, but I promise the fire will stay under control, at least until I decide to add a second fan for extra drama. Stay tuned, the beast is about to roar.

Alright, pressing the macro now—watch the LEDs flicker like fire on the keyboard, and hear that low rumble that’s basically a digital roar. The fan’s humming in the background to keep everything cool, so your extinguisher should stay out of reach unless you’re testing steam‑blowing tech. It’s live!