It’s
continued to be a busy and exciting time down here in the flumphwerks. Almost immediately
after releasing Crepuscular #1, I had a bunch of new projects come across my
desk. I was really hoping to get Crepuscular #2 (Dungeon Chow Classics, aka “We
Eat Monsters”) out before Gencon, but sadly I don’t see that happening. I am,
however, working on a super-secret ashcan project that I should have ready for
Gencon, so I’ll have something fun to share in Indianapolis.
So let me
share all the fun stuff that all the little flumphs are working on around here.
If you
follow me on G+, Facebook, or Twitter, you’ve probably seen that I’m doing a
comic project with Leighton Connor again. Leighton and his daughter Abi co-write
a delightful sci-fi fantasy adventure comic called Electric Team with illustrations by the one-and-only
Samantha Albert. Sam’s taking a break, so Leighton decided to write a
side-story featuring Bart Hill, the Golden Age (and public domain) Daredevil. He
asked me if I wanted to do the art, and I could hardly say no. I get to draw
Daredevil punching dinosaurs, so it’s been real fun.
Pow! Take that, you velociraptor you! |
I’ve done a bunch of work for Mark Taormino (Maximum Mayhem Dungeons/DarkWizard Games) in the past, and he just wrapped up another successful Kickstarter. He’s got me signed up to do
some more character sheets for the new project, so that will be in the works
soon.
Of course,
Gencon is lurking closer and closer. I’m running three games again this year, and
I need to prepare for that. I always like to make cool character sheets and
other table artefacts for my Gencon, so I need to get that completed as well.
My games have all sold out(!) but here’s a look at what I’m running:
As I've said before I’m
still cobbling together the new funnel for Crepuscular
#2 which I hope to playtest soon. The secret Gencon project is also in the
works, and I’ve got most of the hard part done for that.
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I’ve been a
busy dude.
While I’m
here, reviews have started to come in for Crepuscular#1 and Crypt of Morgrath.
Daniel Bishop was good enough to review them both on DCC Trove of Treasures, and
I was super flattered by his kind words. Thank you, RavenCrowKing!
Sanctum of the Snail at DCC Trove of Treasures
Crypt of Morgrath
Over at Beyond Fomalhaut, Gabor Lux also reviewed Sanctum of the Snail and had some very nice things to say about it. You all should check out his 'zine, Echos from Fomalhaut. It's pretty awesome and has some badass dungeons.
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