There has been a high demand for commission works on the run up to Christmas and afterwards, and also I need to prepare for the upcoming February Kickstarter for The City of Great Lunden – City Setting book. I will no longer be accepting commissions unless they are for work after the end of January… Read More

Posted as is, to see what feeds back…

John Large (Red Dice Diaries) and Johannes Paavola briefly discuss the upcoming Behind The Walls adventure which they playtested in The Midderlands setting as part of their Rose of Westhaven campaign. Check out the podcast here: https://reddicediaries.com/podcast/podcast-episode-52-unique-foci-in-stars-without-number/ Also, the Color of Fungi was one of the winning entries in the 2017 One Page Dungeon Contest.… Read More

Anyone that played the Fighting Fantasy books as a kid will remember how magical they were. Turning the pages to reveal the next part of the fantastic story. Battling foes with dice and pencil. This crowdfunding project is for a PC/Mac game — which could also make it to other platforms — and continues the… Read More

Pencil doodling

So, I spent tonight working on finishing up the art piece for the Behind The Walls cover. I am pretty pleased with it… 🙂 And because I’m a tease…

Off the coast, in shallow waters, a basalt slab rises from the choppy sea. Known as Watchman’s Stone, it was once used by the Seawatch Order. Now it lies long-derelict… or does it?

Thaddeus Moore is doing wonderful, iron-on patches. He did some The Midderlands ones for me, and those will be up on my website at the start of the year. In the meantime… You can get hold of these following the instructions here: To quote Thad: “Buy an OSR patch because I made a lot of… Read More

MonkeyBlood Design & Publishing was represented down at DragonMeet by Peter Regan at Squarehex, who I would like to thank for his work during (and either side) of the day. Peter did a great job and sales were glorious. Thank you to everyone who purchased products. Your support of myself and Squarehex is invaluable. Hat… Read More

Thanks to a tip off by Mark Nolan… Check this out!! This is most definitely gameable and relevant to my next Kickstarter project… https://www.vrc.crim.cam.ac.uk/vrcresearch/london-medieval-murder-map