Dunmer Rogue

This is all I have out at the moment, got probably another dozen figures and a ton of posters I never got around to unpacking. I also have a box of oddly sized manga and a bunch of anime t-shirts. Not super otaku at the moment, but moving often is a deterrent to unpacking everything. I do apologize if the pictures are a little big, didn't expect them to come out that size.

Are you talking about Brass Restoration? The main character is a drummer who loses his arm in a train accident. I've only read a couple routes but I thought it was pretty good. It does has some similarities to Katawa Shoujo with the main character having to come to grips with his new disability. It's all ages though, so it might not be quite what you're looking for. https://vndb.org/v167

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone!

Figured I might as well introduce myself. I've been lurking around these forums for a while now, finally decided to make an account, see if there's any projects I can help out on. I've been playing visual novels for a couple years now. My first one was Kana~Little Sister, no idea how that got recommended to me but I loved it and have been reading VNs since. My favorites so far are Ever 17, Katawa Shoujo, and Symphonic Rain, but I've got a folder full of games that still need to be read. Besides VNs, I'm also into video games, anime, manga, and sports. I'm also studying English (creative writing mostly) and music in college. Hopefully I'll follow through on trying to be at least somewhat active around here, but for now I'm looking forward to joining an awesome community!

1) Handle (the one you use or plan to use): Dunmer Rogue 2) Positions you can fill: Editing, proofreading, quality checking 3) Types of projects (VNs) preferred: Sci Fi, Mystery, Romance 4) Availability (edit this one as you get involved in projects): Plenty of free time currently 5) VNs most interested in producing an ftl for: Anything with an enticing story 6) Motivation for joining in on ftl: There are a lot of stories I'd love to read but can't because I don't speak Japanese. I'd love to do what little I can to help make these amazing stories available to a wider audience. 7) Conditions* (any additional conditions, under which you will or won't work): Since I don't speak any Japanese, having good communication with TLs and TLCs is important. Good communication between all editors and proofers is also important for keeping the tone and flow consistent throughout. As for yuri, yaoi, otome, and H games, I can't say I have any issue with working on them. That preference may change after working on some, but right now I would probably be fine working on most anything with a good story that would keep me interested in seeing it all the way through.