Political regions :)

I felt like drawing some ra'd gameplay for funsies :)

Book 01 Mahveen/Onyx/Hassan studies

Maison Rivesac - druids, cannibals and brewers. The Rivesac are either always cooking or eating something. They dye their arms, legs and eyes pitch black with the soot of their holy dead, and during weddings, have their tails cut off and replaced by a blessed decorative cloth.

Book 02 Nafisa studies 🐏

Book 01 Raisa studies 🐰

Felt like relaxing a bit today, so I did some cartography to improve the map ! It was such a fucking mess with textures blended in weird ways and a fuckton of excessively tiny cities with unreadable names, now, it's just the essentials.

The Fool | Ending/Epilogue (as usual, read right to left) ▶️ maisonombrelune.com

At the top of the House of Wisdom, lies the Orrery. A giant biomechanical map of Nasij, transcribing in real time the ebbs and flows of the Pyre and Moon, the waves of the Sea of Stars, keeping an extra eye on the Carrions and any celestial anomalies that can happen.

The Polymorphous Oculeptic Disease is a lesser skin infection easily caught when diving in dark waters. Any patient infected with POD will experience an itchiness followed by a gradual growth of eyes on their skin and through their fur, until the infection progresses inside, choking them with eyes.

"Malignant Derma-Thawing is an extremely aggressive infection usually plaguing miners. Underground fungi will cause a rapid fur/scale loss, quickly followed by what could be described as a liquefying of the skin and muscles. Miners are usually buried alive in droves to prevent surface infection.”

The Polymorphous Oculeptic Disease is a lesser skin infection easily caught when diving in dark waters. Any patient infected with POD will experience an itchiness followed by a gradual growth of eyes on their skin and through their fur, until the infection progresses inside, choking them with eyes.

"Malignant Derma-Thawing is an extremely aggressive infection usually plaguing miners. Underground fungi will cause a rapid fur/scale loss, quickly followed by what could be described as a liquefying of the skin and muscles. Miners are usually buried alive in droves to prevent surface infection.”

At the base of the Tail, there’s one of the three holy Khaje’ko. This one comprises the giant statues of Karaburan - against the mountains, and Amihan - against the gulf; it technically marks the frontier between Maison Ombrelune and Maison Grès.

Unrefined blocks of sugar are gathered from monoliths (called kilns), boiling hot and covered in smoke. The (Huthal) workers are barely protected and inhaling the thin yellow smoke attacks the lungs and the fur, and leads to lasting health effects. But at least Albe gets her sugar.

At the base of the Tail, there’s one of the three holy Khaje’ko. This one comprises the giant statues of Karaburan - against the mountains, and Amihan - against the gulf; it technically marks the frontier between Maison Ombrelune and Maison Grès.

Unrefined blocks of sugar are gathered from monoliths (called kilns), boiling hot and covered in smoke. The (Huthal) workers are barely protected and inhaling the thin yellow smoke attacks the lungs and the fur, and leads to lasting health effects. But at least Albe gets her sugar.

Asif vharr Antrelys, Nafisa’s father - an Antrelys slave-catcher.

𝙋𝙚𝙣𝙖𝙡 𝘾𝙤𝙣𝙨𝙘𝙧𝙞𝙥𝙩𝙨 are convicts forcefully mobilized for military service. Often drugged and used in front lines, suicide missions and always disposable, they are overseen by special hadhrats or murshids to ensure they do not attempt to escape, retreat, or mutiny.

The Fool | Pages 61/62 (as usual, read right to left)

Cephalophores are the last remaining living martyrs of the Cult of the Dead, each in charge of a congregation of hadhrats; beheaded yet still alive, they wander the Maison’s territory and preach the Unseen Mother’s word, their wounds constantly bleeding.

Cephalophores are the last remaining living martyrs of the Cult of the Dead, each in charge of a congregation of hadhrats; beheaded yet still alive, they wander the Maison’s territory and preach the Unseen Mother’s word, their wounds constantly bleeding.

The Fool | Page 59 (as usual, read right to left)

The Fool | Page 58 (as usual, read right to left)

New book cover for Book 0; still have 30 pages left to do, but i really needed to re-do said cover as the original was way too bland for me :) (and now I have a proper art direction for the comic covers lol)

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Lampbearers, usually recruited as children from Bédouins clans, guide pilgrims and travelers through sandstorms, from warren to warren, their own flesh draped over their eyes to avoid looking at their veiled lamp’s light for too long, for It keeps the shatals at bay.

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All the world will be your enemy, Prince of a Thousand enemies. And when they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you; digger, listener, runner, Prince with the swift warning. Be cunning, and full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed.

All the world will be your enemy, Prince of a Thousand enemies. And when they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you; digger, listener, runner, Prince with the swift warning. Be cunning, and full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed.

The Fool | Page 55 (as usual, read right to left)

The Fool | Page 50 (as usual, read right to left)

Shapes of women in the Caliphate ✨

The Tam-jjokhal, martial art from the southwest - heavy use of claw and fang. Still allows kicks, knees and/or shin strikes, but is very much focused on your open palm and claws, as you're supposed to keep them as sharp as possible to rip through your target.

The consecrated remnants of the greatest heroes of Maison Antrelys are often raised as Ossuary Saints. Those who were blessed with a fusion with said Saint are baptized as Mournguard - the most powerful warriors the Maison has to offer, unliving in perpetual agony.

The Fool | Pages 47/48

Lampbearers, usually recruited as children from Bédouins clans, guide pilgrims and travelers through sandstorms, from warren to warren, their own flesh draped over their eyes to avoid looking at their veiled lamp’s light for too long, for It keeps the shatals at bay.

The crystals in question, for each Lore.

Summer sucks ass so I decided to add average temperatures to the map. Keep in mind that seasons don't exist, they're pretty much more or less the same. For now.

The Fool | Page 46 (as usual, read right to left)

The consecrated remnants of the greatest heroes of Maison Antrelys are often raised as Ossuary Saints. Those who were blessed with a fusion with said Saint are baptized as Mournguard - the most powerful warriors the Maison has to offer, unliving in perpetual agony.

The Fool | Page 43 (as usual, read right to left)

Summer sucks ass so I decided to add average temperatures to the map. Keep in mind that seasons don't exist, they're pretty much more or less the same. For now.

Escorts engraved with Zéphyr's Arcana - the Courtesan - become the perfect lovers, for a price. A tipping point comes eventually, exacerbating their sensations ten thousandfold, making their lives a living hell. They are then taken to shrines and spend months being slowly mummified alive.

While acid belchers use their glands to drastically increase the amount of corrosive digestive acid they produce, the 𝙨𝙪𝙡𝙛𝙪𝙧-𝙛𝙡𝙞𝙣𝙜𝙚𝙧𝙨 weaponize their own digestive gases, churning in their numerous ticks, before throwing them at the enemy. Their sulfur fumes will burn fur and blister the lungs.

Bloodsworn Ruhjj’aan warrior-poets are the backbone of the Maisons Ombrelune and Rivesac’s armies, and their law enforcers. They have all made a suicide pact with the Caliph, and in the event of Her death, they have sworn to follow Her to Her grave.

𝙅𝙟𝙖𝙨𝙩-𝙗𝙞𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙧𝙨 carve the latent power of a card into your flesh - this decision is permanent, and even removing the skin itself does not remove the card from you. Each card grants a minor blessing that is inherent to this card. It’s the only way for mana-locked people to access some form of magic.

When near big water spots, be it in the reflection in rivers or lakes, you can see the Mujits floating above. Classified them as diurnal predators since they sometimes snatch someone (and the moment they do, the prey becomes just as invisible) and exist only during the day.