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Category: RPGs
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So as you could imagine I have my ears to the ground for games that I might want to join in. The problem with living in Sydney is that Time zones are not my friend and all the really cool games are like at 6 AM. (Honestly I am the worst player ever without my coffee). So just because I can't play does not mean that you can't 
 
So this one was brought to my attention by one of my Twitter buddies Enigmaze. We have been talking off and on for over a year now. So check this out.! 
 
 The Shackles of Hope
 
Sunset Age: The Shackles of Hope is an adventure designed to span 10 to 13 sessions and advance characters from level 3 to level 8. The adventure begins in the Grecian-styled port city of Mistros, where news comes that the Seastalkers, a sinister band of pirates that often lurked in the Tyrantsbane Reef, have been mysteriously vanquished. With the Seastalkers gone, exploration beyond the reef--and, specifically, the lands of Yamatojima--is now possible. The government and many other guilds within Mistros rush to be the first to establish trade routes, contact, and political alliances with the uncharted lands of Yamatojima. Will the adventurers' ally with one of these interests or explore these exotic lands for their own reasons?

As the party lands in Yamatojima and discovers the city of Yurumoto, they quickly learn that the beautiful countryside belies a land rife with strife and civil turmoil. Yurumoto, the City of Forgiveness, is not as romantic as its name suggests: the city is highly segregated, divided by large quarantine zones and plagued by rumors of pestilence; peasants lament their souls being destroyed and their existences forever erased from the annals of history, and several clans vie for power both locally and nationally in the wake of the Emperor's death.

Can the adventurers survive their first contact with this foreign land? Will they choose to explore the city's political arena? Will they try to find the rumored promise of the city or will they seek to empower tyrants and despots to further oppress the peoples of Yamatojima? Be ye enemy or be ye, friend? That is the question the adventurers must wrestle with as they navigate the socially complex city of Yurumoto.


Throughout this adventure, players will explore themes such as the following: the limits and cost of redemption; the limits of duty; duality in reality; existential desperation; the nature and burden of power in the throes of moral ambiguity; the devastation of isolation and social castigation; the struggles of a foreigner; East vs. West.

For the next two weeks, applications are being accepted to fill 5 player slots for this campaign. If you would like to join, you can find more information and apply at:
https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/85975/sunset-age-the-shackles-of-hope

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Category: RPGs
Hits: 117
So as you could imagine I have my ears to the ground for games that I might want to join in. The problem with living in Sydney is that Time zones are not my friend and all the really cool games are like at 6 AM. (Honestly I am the worst player ever without my coffee). So just because I can't play does not mean that you can't 
 
So this one was brought to my attention by one of my Twitter buddies Enigmaze. We have been talking off and on for over a year now. So check this out.! 
 
 The Shackles of Hope
 
Sunset Age: The Shackles of Hope is an adventure designed to span 10 to 13 sessions and advance characters from level 3 to level 8. The adventure begins in the Grecian-styled port city of Mistros, where news comes that the Seastalkers, a sinister band of pirates that often lurked in the Tyrantsbane Reef, have been mysteriously vanquished. With the Seastalkers gone, exploration beyond the reef--and, specifically, the lands of Yamatojima--is now possible. The government and many other guilds within Mistros rush to be the first to establish trade routes, contact, and political alliances with the uncharted lands of Yamatojima. Will the adventurers' ally with one of these interests or explore these exotic lands for their own reasons?

As the party lands in Yamatojima and discovers the city of Yurumoto, they quickly learn that the beautiful countryside belies a land rife with strife and civil turmoil. Yurumoto, the City of Forgiveness, is not as romantic as its name suggests: the city is highly segregated, divided by large quarantine zones and plagued by rumors of pestilence; peasants lament their souls being destroyed and their existences forever erased from the annals of history, and several clans vie for power both locally and nationally in the wake of the Emperor's death.

Can the adventurers survive their first contact with this foreign land? Will they choose to explore the city's political arena? Will they try to find the rumored promise of the city or will they seek to empower tyrants and despots to further oppress the peoples of Yamatojima? Be ye enemy or be ye, friend? That is the question the adventurers must wrestle with as they navigate the socially complex city of Yurumoto.


Throughout this adventure, players will explore themes such as the following: the limits and cost of redemption; the limits of duty; duality in reality; existential desperation; the nature and burden of power in the throes of moral ambiguity; the devastation of isolation and social castigation; the struggles of a foreigner; East vs. West.

For the next two weeks, applications are being accepted to fill 5 player slots for this campaign. If you would like to join, you can find more information and apply at:
https://app.roll20.net/lfg/listing/85975/sunset-age-the-shackles-of-hope

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Category: Game Illustration
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Are you an artist who is looking to do commissioned artwork for RPG or Boardgames? Or is this something that you have been doing for some time? Maybe you are a cartoonist who has some awesome characters you are willing to license to a game company. OR Maybe you are that talented artist who draws characters for all the players at the table & figured it is time you got paid for your hard work. Well, I'm looking to give you a little more exposure. (No not that kind of exposure. Actual exposure! )  

I'm working on a blog post that is going to highlight artists who are skilled in the area for RPG and Boardgame art. I want to make a blog post where game designers may find you. 

Here is what I need. 

  • A Paragraph about you as an artist. What techniques you use, What style of art, And Maybe an influence or two. 
  • A Small sample of your work at least 300 Pix wide as a teaser  (We want them to go to your website ) 
  • Contact info 
  • OPTIONAL: A photo of you 
  • Once the blog post is up I need help sharing it. The more people share the post the greater the chance you will get hired. 

Sent it to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  "Artist Blog" 

 

Ok, you are wondering "What is in it for you? ", I am an artist as well. Though we are all trying to get the same clients I have never seen art as a competition. I figure that if I have an amazing blog post with a list of artists (I'm included in the list) then there is a chance that someone is going to like my style of art and hire me. And if that means that 20 other artists get work before I do FANTASTIC !!!!!  I am all about giving to the community. 

I will not Post 

  • Copyrighted or Trademarked Material: Sorry no Wonder Woman or Fan Art. 
  • Hentai or Adult Material: Trust me I am not a prude by any stretch but the target of this post is for game creators some of them may be looking for artist for a kids game 
  • Racist, Hate or Misogynistic art: Most of it is crap anyway  

The Good Stuff 

  • This cost the artist nothing 
  • I'm not claiming the art in any shape or form 
  • I'm not an art agent so there are no commissions for the work you might get from the blog post. 
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