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"Welcome to the Sticks and Stones Apothecary and Magesterium, how can I help ya?"
Chaos my beloved, i adore him. hes so much fun to draw
These were all the things in my home that inspired this Dice Tray!
"the one brave thing I've ever done."
Torva HalfBeard. An old Dwarven Hunter who had half her beard ripped off by an ogre. She now wears the bastards knuckles as a necklace.
Torva HalfBeard. An old Dwarven Hunter who had half her beard ripped off by an ogre. She now wears the bastards knuckles as a necklace.
Torva HalfBeard. An old Dwarven Hunter who had half her beard ripped off by an ogre. She now wears the bastards knuckles as a necklace.
Torva HalfBeard. An old Dwarven Hunter who had half her beard ripped off by an ogre. She now wears the bastards knuckles as a necklace.
My favorite Tiefling and namesake, Montifaye LaFleur 💕
some character backstory art!
Drew this map for one of my DMs! It's of the location of our current campaign :)
Dharma A piece I made for our gm in our gurps campaign featuring her Empress Linnaea with our party. From left to right goes Claude Vorthun, Aria Thornwood, Vohlkhan Khadena, Valeria Nikolav, and Raleigh Rhodes.
LOOKIE LOOKIE !!!!!!!
Please go check out my friend’s stuff, they have some really cool stuff on there :]
!!TW!!
Emetophobia/Mild body horror
Man TTRPGS are really silly!
The purple character with curly hair belongs to @barks-hideout !! They also wrote the session!
The only character I own is the green guy/rat
Jeramiah Scotts!!
He's one of the NPC's from my Cthulhu hack campaign I'm running. my players have pretty much adopted him and I can't wait to turn that against them >:]
40kRenegade! I love my players sm
Argus and Brighid outfit concept, Meeserable Wet Argus and Dara trying to be a good Apothecary, Aster Isk the resident Psyker and Shitlord Supreme, and Dara with my attempt at Art School(TM) lighting
I loved this scene, so I sketched it with 40kRenegade
“Me and the Devil by Soap&Skin I”
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I'm biased because I worked with Beau on this, but I also love the art sprinkled throughout the book. It includes lovely illustrations for all of the beasts, little drawings for the human archetypes, town maps, and stunningly evocative poetry.
Pick it up for the thoughtful essays placed in each chapter, or the delightful feel of the cover, or the cute and fun art throughout, or to be transported to a place where -- just maybe -- your friends and your town can put aside fear and learn to love you for your differences.
Right before the pandemic, I did a Kickstarter for my TTRPG Turn, which is about playing shapeshifters in small mostly rural towns. I worked with some great people on it and I think it is still an amazing game and wish I could play it more and expand upon it extensively, but I don't think that it will be in the cards for me.
However, it still exists.
This game, where you struggle between your public and private identities, where the rules are mostly focused on avoiding faux pas in human social interactions in order to keep your beast side hidden, where violence is easy but has hard consequences, and where the biggest struggle is finding people who will still love and care for you when you're exposed to be something most people would see as monstrous or freakish & you're struggling to live, it exists. I made that, six years after I first conceptualized it, & now five years after I made it real, no one knows.
I didn't get to take it to tons of conventions & promote it heavily, in part because I was struggling with my health, in part because the pandemic cut short a lot of my plans, in part because I didn't truly have a community that loved & cared for me when I was exposed & struggling. Instead, I lost my community, & I eventually had to give up my dreams, too.
But Turn exists. It's still beautiful and special to me, and I have had experiences with it building community and finding myself that I don't think I will have in real life. It's how I found my name. It mattered. Today, I'm holding on to that.
Turn is here, with my other works:
https://thoughty.itch.io/turn
+supplement, Towns Like Ours:
https://thoughty.itch.io/towns-like-ours
+Script Change, which I recommend using with it/any RPG:
https://thoughty.itch.io/script-change
Print:
https://www.indiepressrevolution.com/xcart/Turn.html
DriveThruRPG:
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher/10592/daedalum-analog-productions
KS:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/briecs/turn-a-tabletop-roleplaying-game