Inktober2016: Snail Dungeon Cover
The now-Thursday group has been crawling through the snail dungeon over the past several weeks. We're playing in A Sundered World (which is also the Deal of the Day over on DriveThruRPG) but using FrankenFourth rules (though it's also going to be released for Dungeon World first).
So, I figured a good cover would be Adam's character Waive (an A Sundered World iconic) facing off against a giant snail (thankfully no rocket pack). Shane is still rolling tarchons, and Melissa is doing an ishim wizard, so I'll try to work their characters in some other art.
If you're curious about FrankenFourth and/or Dungeons & Delvers, you can find public alpha documents here and here respectively.
A Sundered World: Player Fragments, the first supplement for A Sundered World, is finally out!
If you're looking for a class that lets you play almost any were-thing you want (plus a bunch of related extra content), then check out The Therianthrope. There's also The Dragon, a class that lets you play almost any dragon-ish thing you could think of.
By fan demand, we've mashed all of our 10+ Treasure volumes into one big magic item book, making it cheaper and more convenient to buy in print (which you can now do).
So, I figured a good cover would be Adam's character Waive (an A Sundered World iconic) facing off against a giant snail (thankfully no rocket pack). Shane is still rolling tarchons, and Melissa is doing an ishim wizard, so I'll try to work their characters in some other art.
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If you're curious about FrankenFourth and/or Dungeons & Delvers, you can find public alpha documents here and here respectively.A Sundered World: Player Fragments, the first supplement for A Sundered World, is finally out!
If you're looking for a class that lets you play almost any were-thing you want (plus a bunch of related extra content), then check out The Therianthrope. There's also The Dragon, a class that lets you play almost any dragon-ish thing you could think of.
By fan demand, we've mashed all of our 10+ Treasure volumes into one big magic item book, making it cheaper and more convenient to buy in print (which you can now do).
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