What this is, and what we keep A fan event for We’re Gonna Need More Fireballs. You colour a creature from the game, name it, and it walks in the swarm on this page. Why we ask you to sign in with X So the handle on your creature is really yours. It was a plain text field before, which meant anyone could enter under someone else’s name. Signing in also keeps it to one creature per account — you can change yours whenever you like, and sending again replaces it. Why the X screen mentions your posts Because X will not tell an app who you are unless it also asks for tweet.read. That permission is bundled with the one we actually need, so the consent screen lists it whether we want it or not. We call a single endpoint — the one that returns your handle — and never read a post. What we store your X handle and account number the name and the colours you picked your IP address and browser string, used only to stop spam What we never store Your password. You type it on x.com, never here. Your access token. We call exactly one endpoint with it — the one that returns your handle — and then throw it away. It is never written to our database, our logs, or your browser. Your email, posts, followers or messages. Your browser This page keeps your own designs in your browser so you can see your creature straight away, even before it is reviewed. That never leaves your machine. Clearing site data removes it. Moderation Entries are looked at by hand before anyone else sees them. You always see your own. Anything we would not want next to the game’s name does not go in — that call is ours. Taking your creature down Message @MoreFireballs on X and it is deleted, along with everything stored with it. X and Steam are trademarks of their respective owners. This page is a fan event for the game and is not affiliated with either. CLOSE