Back at Bad Moon Café (where the game's first ever public playtest took place 6 years ago) in London to declutter loot with colleagues using the prototype of the upcoming new Kickstarter edition of MAGIC OF INVENTORYING. Art @bodieh.bsky.social www.kickstarter.com/projects/rol... #TTRPG

I hate that all but one of us got funded. So much so that I have an announcement. CROW 'N JEWELS BY FROGGY IS CONFIRMED FOR FLIGHTS OF FANCY That means you're getting six adventures. We're paying out of pocket because we refuse to compromise on fair pay. Please give Froggy a roaring welcome!!!

Multiple steps later... TAH DAH! @bodieh.bsky.social’s finalised cover for MAGIC OF INVENTORYING! Don't miss its Kickstarter campaign. www.kickstarter.com/projects/rol... #NoAI #TTRPG #MagicOfInventorying

A little bit of the dungeon map from Scourge in the Sky. Lots of weird tubes to squeeze through, strange alien dudes to chat to and liquids to slip in.

Did you know that dungeons are sometimes flying? and sometimes they're not made of stone but pulsating meaty flesh? Well they can be whatever we want because it's made up and that's what I made this one up to be. Gross.

A new adventure released on my Patreon. The Forest of Friendly Foes. It's about a town of trolls who's king decided they all had to be friendly from now on. It's a bit tense and they'd all really prefer to keep stepping on wizards and throwing sticks at kids.

Anything from the bone man is an instant back

This is a boar, it's angry because it's a boar and doesn't have a whole lot of character depth.

This is a troll, he's mad because he's being told he has to be nice to people.

In this adventure I wrote, there's town of trolls who have been told to be kind and sweet to everyone. If you provoke them they'll start rebelling against these orders and riot until disorder is restored.

I recently took part in a TTRPG game jam, hosted by myself and @fanterlant.itch.io in Utrecht. My goal was to create an entire tri-fold adventure in one day. I kiiiiinda succeeded, the adventure was written and illustrated in pencil. It certainly needed a bunch of editing but it was a funchallenge.

I'm not just saying this because i'm making something for it but this adventure pack is sure to be AMAZING. Feathertail Falls is one of my favourites.

Can anyone recommend some good depth-crawl style modules? Any system is fine. I wanna explore some of this style of exploration. Got some ideas brewing...

Only three days left to back Junk City & the 15 other awesome Mausritter Month projects! To finish out the month I'll be streaming tomorrow with @gamesomnivorous.bsky.social and @sean.tuesdayknightgames.com for a double-feature Q&A! www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFFd...

A preview of the Lomax Labyrinth. You can see a bit of the 'Armoury' in the bottom right there.

At B1 you can find @rolistespod.itch.io, @bodieh.bsky.social, @nessundovelab.bsky.social, and @fanterland.itch.io with a variety of games. Having played it myself I can wholeheartedly recommend the Magic of Inventorying for a really cool pickup game.

Only 2 copies of The Magus left at Dragonmeet! Come pick them up at booth 1B and check out cool games by @bodieh.bsky.social @fanterland.itch.io and @rolistespod.itch.io while you're at it.

Lomax outside the entrance to his rather nasty dungeon.

Come find ME, @bodieh.bsky.social, @nessundovelab.bsky.social, and @fanterland.itch.io at table 1B (in front of the helpdesk) a #Dragonmeet. #TTRPG

I feel like beetles end up in one in every three of my adventures... really not sure why, I never would have said i'm especially into beetles but here we are.

Last month I decided to update and remake an old adventure into my current tri-fold format. I ended up rewriting a bunch of it in the end. It's a super trickstery dungeon full of pranks and mean surprises (but not too mean, just enough to scare and kill a few adventurers).

I've started putting all the location info for my adventures IN THE MAP. It lets me lean more on what i'm good at, which is illustration. and it's also kinda just how my brain likes to read adventures anyway.

I'll be at Dragonmeet this Saturday! Come find me and my stuff, along with some lovely friends of mine. @nessundovelab.bsky.social @rolistespod.itch.io @fanterland.itch.io

Moganda the witch, angrily sucking annoying adventurers into her magic bag so she doesn't have to deal with their stupid questions.

Bagged Up is a D&D adventure I wrote where you explore the inside of a magic bag. The bag is full of all the things the witch Moganda didn't want to deal with and sucked into her bag. It's goofy and silly and fun and I think it's great. Currently it's available on my Patreon.

It’s not the most exciting job out there, guarding a dungeon door. This little gobbo dozed off thinking of the sweet new floppy hat he’s gonna buy with his next paycheck. This gobbo painting is available as an ink and watercolour original on my webstore.

Mushrumps sleep all through the day time, unburying themselves to go about their business in the dark of night. This one also sleeps at night. This one is sold but I wanted to share it here still because i'm so pleased with it.

Dungeon doors are my go-to fantasy drawing. Whenever I sit down to draw without a particular plan, there’ll almost always be a door involved. This is available as an ink and watercolour artwork on my webstore.

What kind of magic does a wizard snail do? Maybe they can do magic but don’t ever actually do any, because they’re just so pleased to exist that it never comes up to do anything other than slide around like this guy. This little guy is available on my website now, it's an original painted artwork.

A magical portal to another world sits waiting deep in the forest. This original ink and watercolour artwork is available in my webstore.

Come say hi at Dragonmeet in London, I'll be at table 1B! Or scrounging for other cool RPG stuff.

My new favourite door painting. An original ink and watercolour artwork currently available to buy on my web-store.

big fan of @bodieh.bsky.social's artwork there's some lovely original paintings that have just gone up on the store. super tempted by this big round lad just floating around looking for some fool to zap with an eye stalk www.slowquest.com/products

Found this old WIP page from a riso zine I made about mushrumps. The really don't seem thrilled to be alive.

A last bit of classic dungeon exploring. (3 of 3)

A bit more classic dungeon exploring. (2 of 3)

Some classic dungeon exploring. (1 of 3)

A puzzle dungeon filled with dungeon puzzles.

An elephant-folk character I drew a few years back as a commission. I can't remember what his story is but it looks like he's been through quite a bit.

My D&D adventures are available in print, they come in a set of three. These adventures are all one-shots that you can run on their own, or slot into an existing campaign. They're really easy to run, rules-light, pretty weird and usually at least a bit silly.

The Hullabaloo at Henhall is my favourite recent adventure. Your party has been hired to de-escalate the growing chaos at a chicken festival. You've got to wander the festival, finding creative solutions to all the problems that keep popping up. (available on my itch and patreon)

I've been invited to make an adventure for @fanterland.itch.io 's Mausritter Month adventure collection. The collection is called Flights of Fancy, which expands upon the wonderful Feathertail Falls they previously released. Super excited that I get to make more Mausritter stuff!

I've been spending some of my evenings watching TV and painting some little original artworks. They're not quite done but I thought it'd be fun to share how they're coming along.

Here's a peek into the mind of an Ennie award winning designer:

I made some new character sheets for my switch to Cairn for my open table campaign!

Here's another token pack i've just popped on my itch store. It's a creatures & foes pack. A whole bunch of classic monsters, creatures, and types of baddies. I really love drawing these kinda simple assets, I just sink into a nice flow and draw for hours.

I made this general use pack which features icons more than specific people/creatures, the idea is that this way it'll cover pretty much every situation you run into without having a thousand different tokens. These are up on itch now.

Demon Dash! A problem solving point-crawl one-shot. Lots of stupid imps and goofy shenannigans. This adventure contains my favourite magic item: The Locket of Yo Mama, which displays a raunchy picture of the mother of whoever's looking at it.

A portal opened and imps are escaping! In this adventure you've got to rush out into the forest and find all the missing imps before their mischief turns into serious chaos. This one's called Demon Dash and is now on both Patreon and Itch for download. And in my store as a printed trifold!

Exploding crabs, hungry sharks, all you can eat shrimp. What else do you need in an adventure? That's right, nothing at all... or maybe giant sleepy seals would help? Well we've got those too! (image from my D&D adventure Corky Cove)