The creation of un-gridded, loose, expressive maps has been a focus and a blast. Each one has felt like a mini-portrait of the theme of each level, and digging into that has felt like its own reward.

Maps like the one below are for the next Emberland zine, The Work Pit dungeon.

Bonus: here is a weird drawing of a frog named “Bloomgarden the Frog” from a recently pubbed adventure. Putting him in the zine made my month.

Some characters are being doodled for my Emberland Kickstarter! #selfpromosaturday www.kickstarter.com/projects/han...

This NPC is coo-coo-cachoo. #eggtimer #dndart

#dndart A drider invasion is part of the Emberland setting. (See pinned post for Emberland info.)

#dnd5e

More #dndart more honzo style. Almost literally Gonzo (I was thinking of The Muppets as I worked on this.

These are the Monrakus. Subterranean puppet monster that live beneath the town of Emberland.

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Going with a gonzo style for some of my #dndart

KICKSTARTER launches tomorrow. Newsletter subscribers will have access to a Secret Reward.

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At the end of the month we will start releasing a free monthly newsletter that expands our EMBERLAND sandbox. First release is Emberland itself, with NPCs, rumor table, and location guide. Each month we’ will release another hex on the map, with point-crawl guides, locations, and wandering monsters.

Getting some interesting random results while building a mega-dungeon.

Rolling up NPCs to populate a town I’ll be giving away in the newsletter. I kept getting “missing [limb].” What the hell happened in this town?!