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Doodler. GM. Some other stuff too... (Brockprint founded 1985) I won't be "verifying I'm an adult", so don't bother trying to "chat".
www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/5... The 19th issue of our Dragon Warriors zine is out and you can find it at the link(s) redruinpublishing.itch.io/casket-of-fa... rpg-trader.com/products/801... Lamias. Fomorians. Swimming. Oh my! #bosr #osr #dragonwarriors
#casketoffays #dragonwarriors Issue 19 nears electronic publishing as #1 , #2, and #3 near the POD final hurdle. In time for #fightingfantasy Fest 6, where Red Ruin will be attending (selling things and talking Dragon Warriors) alongside Serpent King Games.
Christmas in July over on @drivethrurpg.com and you can find Dragon Warriors PDF's in the sale. Bestiary, Players Guide, Sleeping Gods, and The Elven Crystals, just to name a few. Pic of Sleeping Gods by @handiworkgames.bsky.social www.drivethrurpg.com/en/publisher...
THE PENTARCHY The five great churches of the True Faith. Recognised in the 5th Century by Imperator Diugratian, only Selentium and Tamor retain their power and influence in current Legend. #brockprint #DragonWarriors
Bizur Castle, also known as Blanche Garde: a strong Capellar-held fortress that sits on the eastern shores of the Sea of Lament. It’s just a sketch and needs re-working, but I just never found the time for it. (2020) #brockprint #DragonWarriors
Red Ruin needs you. Our 19th issue of our flagship fanzine, Casket of Fays, nears completion, and we're working on #20. Our submissions are running lower than we would like so here's your opportunity to join our ranks. ~1000 words with a focus on utility for the Dragon Warriors player and GM 1/
A fleeing denizen. Do you pursue? From Catacombs of Dust by David M. Donachie #brockprint #DragonWarriors
Distaff head. Based on a real one that exists in a Lithuanian museum (I don’t know which one, though). Drawn as an illustration for my abortive RodinaRPG Pathfinder game. 2011 #brockprint
“For the trouble with the real folk of Faerie is that they do not always look like what they are; and they put on the pride and beauty that we would fain wear ourselves.” ― J.R.R. Tolkien, Tolkien on Fairy-stories
