It’s the last 24 hours for my escape room wizard tower adventure, A Familiar Tower! We’ve already hit a bunch of stretch goals for more art via pregenerated character sheets and free stickers. Hop on now if you want a puzzle dungeon inspired by Zelda and 80s fantasy. And tell your puzzle dungeon loving friends :)
Sure we’ve got some stickers, but why not get more stickers. Skullboy, the very same Skullboy who illustrated countless classic works of art in A Familiar Tower has signed on for one last piece. In the unlikely (but totally metal 🤘) event that A Familiar Tower reaches 666 backers Skullboy shall enlist the aid of his dark patron and summon forth a demon sticker that is so rad your pinky and index finger may never retract again (sorry not sorry). This message has been brought to you by Skullboy’s illustrated guide to Demons—coming this May.
The wizard tower template is up for download and use for all. It’s cool beans. Want even more ways to make a wizard tower!? Orcs & Crafts has you covered with an advanced guide to wizard towers made from trash! This is a free supplement for all, regardless of if you back their kick-ass crafting zine or not (you should).
I was on an episode of B2C! A twofer talking about Jurassic Park in space (The Mothership adventure Dinoplex by Ian Yusem) and CRYO-SIQ by WacoMatrixo. By the way… Waco ALSO has an adventure in its final days which will make your players just as paranoid (more maybe!?) It’s CAIN SUN. Go be parasites with your own agenda controlling one dude acting like everything is fine. 🤌
The bloggies are a community-driven celebration of blogs in tabletop gaming scene. Everything nominated for a bloggie has been an amazing post in its own right. There are a lot of submissions of top notch ideas here. How could you possibly listen to them all, you ask? Why there’s tangential community-driven effort known as “We Read the Bloggies!” A pop-up podcast with over 120 episodes in like 2 weeks! A ton of amazingly talented volunteers read every single nominee so you can listen to the blogs! Did you know I got to narrate one of my favorite posts? So did John from 3d6 Down the Line, the most criminally underwatched actual play podcast on the internet. He narrated the Dungeon Design Course by John McCrowel and Warren D. An excellent resource for making dungeons. Wow!
Today is actually the final day of voting. So if you know what you like already, click those radio buttons!
Check out this cool cat. It’s space trekking adventures with fantastic artwork and world-building based on an established comic. You can tell the author/illustrator has poured a lot of love into this. Also down to its last 24 hours!
Break out of your revelry and look around you. You’ll notice something beautiful.
Cheers!
directsun (Chris M)
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