Tinkergirl Magazine
WFRP4e
Work in progress!
ORC License
Slightly NSFW!
Tinkergirl is a charming and innovative publication that has quickly become a beloved staple among the gnomish community in Alana. Printed by Margo Weedlebeam's Tentacle Press in Perelline, "Tinkergirl" is produced in collaboration with Gnome Workshop, a renowned hub of creativity and invention based in Bridgeport. The magazine is specifically crafted to celebrate the ingenuity and spirit of gnomes, offering a delightful blend of practical advice, cutting-edge discoveries, and cultural insights.
Content and Features
New Gnomish Inventions and Constructs
Each issue of "Tinkergirl" dives into the latest and most exciting gnomish inventions, showcasing the imaginative creations that are emerging from workshops across Alana. Detailed diagrams, blueprints, and step-by-step guides are often included, allowing readers to try their hand at these new creations.New Materials to Tinker With
Gnomes are always on the lookout for novel materials to fuel their endless curiosity and creativity. "Tinkergirl" provides in-depth articles on the newest and most intriguing materials discovered or invented in the world of Alana. Whether it’s a new type of enchanted metal, a particularly resilient wood from enchanted forests, or a rare crystalline substance with unique properties, the magazine offers tips on how to incorporate these materials into projects.Gnomish Happiness and Grievances
True to its communal nature, "Tinkergirl" features sections where gnomes can voice their joys and frustrations. Whether it’s celebrating a successful invention or grumbling about the challenges of a particularly stubborn gadget, this section captures the heart and soul of gnome society. It’s a place where gnomes share their personal stories, exchange advice, and build a sense of camaraderie.Tinker Girl Feature
The highlight (for some) of each issue is the Tinker Girl feature, where a talented gnomish inventor is spotlighted. These profiles celebrate the creativity and brilliance of gnome women who are making waves in the world of tinkering and invention. The feature includes an interview, a showcase of the Tinker Girl's best works, and a glimpse into her workshop (and her wardrobe), offering inspiration to readers.Document Structure
Publication Status
The first five issues have been met with great enthusiasm, with the latest issue seeing a limited print run of 300 copies. These copies are primarily delivered to Gnomingen, the vibrant heart of gnomish society, and Gnomerado, the popular gnomish entertainment park west of Gnomingen. Both locations have become key hubs for "Tinkergirl" readers, where gnomes eagerly anticipate each new release. The issues sent to Gnomerado feature an exclusive foil stamp on the cover, making them highly coveted by collectors.
A unique edition of each issue, featuring additional risqué illustrations, is auctioned off at one of the prestigious Honourable Men auctions in Bridgeport.
Issue 1 (32 pages)
The inaugural issue introduced readers to the concept of "Tinkergirl," setting the stage with a cover story on a revolutionary steam-powered widget that can automatically brew tea to perfection. The first Tinker Girl, Fizzlewhiz Gearspanner, wowed readers with her enchanted clockwork bird that could mimic any sound it heard.Issue 2 (32 pages)
Focused on the discovery of Whispersteel, a new, lightweight metal perfect for delicate constructs, and introduced Glitterpuff Stardust, a Tinker Girl known for her magical, glittering gadgets that light up the night.Issue 3 (64 pages)
Highlighted Mushroomite, a flexible, durable material harvested from the deep forests around Perelline. The Tinker Girl for this issue, Whimsy Tinkertop, showcased her floating lanterns that guide travellers through the darkest woods.Issue 4 (64 pages)
Featured a new, eco-friendly construction material made from recycled arcane shards. This issue’s Tinker Girl, Zippa Whirlygig, shared her invention of the Auto-Stitcher, a device that could repair torn fabric in seconds.Issue 5 (64 pages)
The latest release has just hit the shelves, with a focus on CuddleCotton, a magically infused fabric that is both fire-resistant and incredibly soft. The Tinker Girl featured is Poppy Copperpot, who has made headlines with her Clockwork Companions, tiny mechanical pets that have become all the rage in Gnomingen and Gnomerado.PREVIEW of Issue 6 (64 pages)
Tinkergirl #06 by Tillerz
This is a great article! I liked how you went over highlighted all of the issues; it gives a creditable glimpse into their civilization and what has been developed in this the world. Very cool idea, they're making a magazine for the gnomes.