“Delta Green: Somewhere Lane”, Illustration for Role-playing Public Radio. Based on this game.
Three emergency responders are out on a routine job, when they meet…a really good new friend. Who lives…inside all of their brains? In their blood? In the abstract concept of the internal monologue? Who knows, but it really wants their help to investigate the neighbourhood and make some more friends! The minds of both characters and players are shredded as they struggle like hell to determine what the hell is going on.
Maybe my favourite of Caleb’s one-shots. Maybe.
Also included is the goofy cartoon I drew while listening to it.
“A Dirty World: The Dangers Of Fraternization”, illustration for Role-playing Public Radio. Based on this game.
In Post WWII Berlin, while opportunists of all factions dig through the ruins for scraps of wealth and power, an uneasy alliance of American military police, Russian army officers and German criminals must solve a mysterious murder before the other shoes finally drops. In a world of betrayal, secrets and lies, there are no easy answers.
“Delta Green- Cultural Resource Management”, illustration for Role-playing Public Radio. Based on this game.
Deep in the New Mexico desert, a new archeological dig uncovers petroglyphs connected to a known ad very dangerous cult. Delta Green operatives are dispatched, to investigate the site to halt the dig by any means necessary…
…buuuut on the way two of our heroes come across a file cabinet. A talking file cabinet. And what are two of America’s finest to do, but take it out into the desert and see what’s inside. Derailment and A+ GM chaos management result.
Inktober no. 10 Jon & Dany, rare examples of the destined protagonists being more fun than the supporting characters.
Despite the massive overexposure that comes with going mainstream, the fandom’s trouble with his publishing schedule, and not being quite as woke as we’d like him to be, and despite the legions of imitators who have sprung up in the last 20 years…there’s still no-one quite like our boy GRRM.
Inktober no. 10- Dog’s away, time to post fancy boys. Really enjoying Wolf Hall right now, so much nice period design.
Inktober no.9- no seriously, no idea
Inktober no. 8- I have no idea what I’m doing
Inktober no. 7- Turns out I have to spend this week dogsitting, so the rest of inktober is going to be a 2005-style webcomic where my self-insert plays video games and is right about everything
Inktober no.6- Wild Vera, Violence witch
Still a day behind, but catching up. Here’s a character I thought up after I made this post ages ago (She’s the ‘Chaotic Good’ entry).
Inktober no.5- Your humble artist
I’m having an uninspired day.
Inktober no.4- Consult Skin-spy
I’ve given my thoughts on the noble oevre of R. Scott Bakker here, and they are not wholly complimentary, but never let it be said he didn’t come up with some cool stuff.
Inktober no.3, Gimli Gloin’s son.
“Faithless is he that says farewell when the road darkens.”
Inktober no.2
The Drowned, a monster I used as a boss in a DnD game ages ago.
