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The Spooktober RPG is hopping along at a decent pace. Fun fact: I completely reworked the SpookTrix mechanics to be more useful, so the video update I posted a few days ago became completely outdated in less than 24 hours.

I am a good and competent game designer.

In other news, I've updated the "Art Corner" section of the Gazette to look like a DeviantArt page. I just thought it would be fitting. Also it gives my a chance to remind you about my DeviantArt account, where you can see a lot of the stuff I draw before it makes it to BTFF, along with some exclusive content that isn't coming here period!

In a somewhat unexpected move, the wiki is currently voting on whether or not we should widen the scope of the wiki to include TV-MA shows. Make sure to vote on it!

The wiki has officially decorated for Halloween, with a new logo, background, and admins stars created by yours truly. Enjoy the festivities!

Speaking of Halloween festivities, don't forget to sign up for the Spooktober Horror Contest, where you can try your hand at writing the scariest story you can!

The next Support Group meeting is this Saturday, October 22nd, at 9PM EST over on the BTFF EX chat.

Our Achievement badges are still being updated, so if you have any ideas for what to feature on badges that haven't been updated yet, feel free to leave suggestions.

The Featured Article this week is Unitrix (Earth-775775), as written by Aaron. It's a unique take on the idea of Omnitrices and their relation to the general public.

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Art Corner

Ann Declanson Fanart By ChromastoneandTabby

Just some fanart I whipped up for Ann Declanson, a character created by Aaron. She's an interesting character, and I wanted to see how she would look in my artstyle.

The Ben 10 Reboot is airing, but honestly with all the leaks and different countries and airdates I cannot for the life of me figure out when and where it's airing. Let's just hope it's easier to keep track of when it comes to the US.

Well, that's it for this Sunday, folks. I hope you enjoyed the twenty-second issue of The CaT Gazette, and I'll see you next week! Feedback and support are appreciated!  