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Flipping through the Art & Arcana book
I’m not usually the kind of gamer who buys art books and history books for our hobby. But this Art & Arcana book showed up in the mail and… gosh… it is pretty.
And when I opened the book at random, it thudded open straight to the Caves of Chaos. It is almost like the book KNEW what would hook me in.
If you are into the old school parts of D&D, this book is full of great bits and pieces of lore and history. Hand drawn maps from the old-timers in the hobby…
The cover studies for the original Chainmail rules…
And multiple comparative studies of monsters through the ages and editions like the beholder here (titled, horribly, “Evilutions”).
It even has the classic OD&D character sheet – in case you really needed a copy. 
But it is just crammed with amazing art. So many nostalgic feelings well up as I flip through this book. I still am not a fan of AD&D1e rules wise… but 1e books are just so tied up in youthful memories of delving through the arcane rules and material…
And weirdness. There’s a whole section for Erol Otus.
And this lovely spread of international old school.
A chapter touches on the classic video game translations of D&D…
More evilutions
More beholders
And I’m going to close out this quick flip-through with this very recent and freaking awesome two-page illustration of the lovely and deadly Zuggtmoy.
Want me to send you my copy of this heavy tome of cool stuff? It can be yours! Just head over to Twitter and retweet this tweet, along with a link to your favourite map from this blog. One retweeter will be chosen at random on Tuesday and I’ll wrap this sucker up and mail it to them!
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
Judge Not By The Cover
River Horse Games – Tails of Equestria. Découvrez les secrets d’une ancienne bibliothèque magique … mais prenez garde à ses occupants !
(Source: Guide du Rôliste Galactique : les dernières news du jeu de rôles)
Catacombs beneath the Holy City
Catacombs Beneath the Holy City
The reason it has become a problem is there can be no proper sewer system built beneath the city as long as the churches and temples regard the catacombs as sacred reliquaries. Further, the thieves that used the massive interconnected structures of tunnels and chambers to get around the city have been known to bury their own (and possibly their victims) down here without proper rites and rituals – leading to a small but steady growth of undead prowling the catacombs. The upside of this is few thieves use the catacombs anymore, but the churches have had to start setting guards to watch over their sacred tombs and crypts to keep prowling ghouls away…
Like the Dark Caverns of Turr that I posted last month, this map is one from my history books. I drew this map in December of 2014 while researching the catacombs under Paris and Rome. I really got into it and crammed all this material onto a single letter-sized page. And then never posted it. I did, however, send a scan of it to Mike Monaco and Paolo Greco for use in Burgs & Bailiffs: Trinity. So here we are, 4 years later, and I finally dug the original out of my old folders while organizing my office and have scanned it for your own games and mine.
The maps on Dyson’s Dodecahedron are released for free personal use thanks to the support of awesome patrons like you over on Patreon. Every month 400 patrons come together to make these releases possible. You can help too in order to keep the flow of maps coming and to improve their quality – and even get a map of your own!
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Of Dysons & Doodles III
Now we are a month into the daily drawings. It was somewhere around this point that I stopped calling them “Daily Doodles” and switched to “Daily Drawings”. The media by this point is moving away from the Sharpie markers as the primary instrument, and more towards focusing on detail work done with a 08 technical pen – generally only the outlines and major chunks of black space are done with the sharpie now.
Some pieces, like the tower and hill on the right, are done entirely using a black gel pen – a call back to how I started doing my cartography here on the blog.
But this set of three also points out the big change at this one-month point. That centre piece is a redraw of the logo of Neoclassical Geek Revival. At this time, Zzarchov was in the middle of his launch of the new edition of that RPG, and one of the offerings is versions of the game illustrated entirely by one artist. At the time of the Kickstarter launching there was the classic edition using old public domain art, and the Scrap Princess edition. Stretch goals unlocked versions by Alex Mayo, Chris Huth, Luka Rejec, and myself.
So suddenly I had a lot of illustrations to draw! The vast majority of the illustrations from the third week through to about day 110 of the Daily Drawing process ended up being shipped off to be included in the Dyson Logos edition of the Neoclassical Geek Revival RPG.
I’ve also really started settling in on one style at this point – heavy black lines and outlines drawn with the Sharpie, with lots of crinkly little details drawn with either a gel pen or a technical pen. With the set of three drawings below, we are now 41 days into my Daily Drawing exercise (which continues – I posted drawing 120 to my social media feeds last night).
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
Of Dysons and Doodles
So I bought some new sharpie markers (because I really like the freedom that comes with a fat black free-flowing marker) and decided I’d try drawing something, ANYTHING, every day. It started simple, with elements from the various games I was playing in (my cleric in the Monday Labyrinth Lord game I’m in runs an undead horse driven coach line, and my priest in the Tuesday NeoClassical Geek Revival game was talking about the might and majesty of Crom).
It didn’t take long (four days?) before I was adding detail work with my usual felt-tipped technical pens and exploring elements from a variety of games I am or have been involved in. And from that it wasn’t much of a leap into drawing stuff meant to go INTO those games and books. To try to work on a style that could be used for illustrations for games. Hell, to establish a “style” at all instead of a continued series of doodles and drawings.
So now I look back and I’ve got 113 days of these daily drawings. The images in this post are the first 13 of these daily drawings in chronological order. I post them as I draw them to my various social media streams (Google+, Twitter, Facebook), and will collect them into posts of a dozen or so that I’ll put up on the blog every few days until I’m caught up, then I’ll probably do a collected drawings post for each week going forward – until I burn out on the Daily Drawing grind and move on to something else.
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
October’s Backstage Pass
Today is Backstage Pass day!
I generally upload my maps 8-12 at a time to the blog and start writing up posts to go with them at that time. If you are a patron of my Patreon Campaign, however, you can get advance access to these maps before they go live on the blog. Roughly once a month I put out a backstage pass zip file to all patrons of the campaign at the $1 / map level and above containing the maps I just uploaded to the backend of the blog.
So, patrons, head over to the Patreon page to get October’s selection of maps!
This month is a bit different for me because it includes a few maps that were designed entirely digitally – although my experience with them has me sold on future work being a mix of traditional ink and paper work that I will then fiddle with digitally (adding shadows, shading, etc – the things that get messed up by the way I scan and prep my maps if I do them on the paper). I just don’t find the act of creation to be as fulfilling when I do it entirely digitally.
As soon as I get through my October commission deadlines, I’m going to be updating the Patreon campaign with some new goals and rewards – especially for those of you who have been here to help me get to the point of being a cartographer for Wizards of the Coast, Kobold Press, and Steve Jackson Games among the dozens of companies I’ve worked with.
So, impatient to get this month’s maps? Or just like the convenience of a nice .zip file of them every month? Head on over to Patreon to get yourself a backstage pass!
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
the Bronze Vault
The Bronze Vault
In-game, the complex fills the role of any classic “dungeon in the wilderness” setting – a place where civilization once held sway but is now home to monsters hiding in the roots of our achievements. In the grand tradition of the Moldvay Basic D&D set, this is where hobgoblins would hide their prisoners captured from the nearby town; perhaps home to a small cult that cannot worship publicly in civilized areas; or the destination for a treasure map that the party found in a previous adventure.
The Bronze Vault (no grid)
Personally, I like the treasure map angle – making the secret chamber in section B right by the entrance the treasure room, but with the map showing how to get there from the cave entrance instead of the upper entrance.
This map is made available to you under a free license for personal or commercial use thanks to the awesome supporters of my Patreon Campaign. Over 400 amazingly generous people have come together to fund the site and these maps, making them free for your use.
Because of the incredible generosity of my patrons, I’m able to make these maps free for commercial use also. Each month while funding is over the $300 mark, each map that achieves the $300+ funding level will be released under this free commercial license. You can use, reuse, remix and/or modify the maps that are being published under this commercial license on a royalty-free basis as long as they include attribution (“Cartography by Dyson Logos” or “Maps by Dyson Logos”). For those that want/need a Creative Commons license, it would look something like this:
Cartography by Dyson Logos is licensed
under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
Spending your Gold Pieces!
In a lot of D&D 5e discussions, you run into people complaining about not having anything to spend their gold on if there are no magic item shops. I wrote up this list and add new items to it every time I post it to social media.
Remember that until 3e, there were no magic item shops and there was even MORE gold since in 1e and prior editions gold was basically the only source of XP. So if you had 40,000 XP, odds are you had at least 36,000 gp.
It’s not a weakness, it is part of the design of the game.
Other things to do with your gold:
- Purchase expensive cheeses
- Purchase expensive wines to drink with said cheeses
- Hire someone to figure out why all your clothes aren’t already ermine-trimmed
- Hire someone else to correct the problem
- Hire minstrels to travel the land telling tales of your exploits
- Get books written about your exploits
- Jewel-Encrusted Ear Hair Plucker
- Send money home to the husband and kids
- Build a shrine to your favourite deity
- Build a shrine to your second favourite deity
- Build a temple to the pantheon of your favourite deities around these shrines
- When it turns out these deities aren’t part of the same pantheon, fund an entirely new church that claims otherwise. You can even name the heresy after your character!
- Acquire a taste for imported fish eggs
- Experiment with strange and foreign narcotics
- Establish an espionage agency
- Hire mercenaries and send them on vacation
- Get involved in local politics
- Get involved in regional politics
- Get involved in national politics
- Get involved in international politics
- Get involved in transdimensional politics
- Run for president of Mechanus
- Purchase a distillery and then hire away the best distillers from their existing employers to take over as the source of elite spirits.
- Hire a team of exorcists to make sure everything you own, buy, touch or look at is not controlled by evil spirits.
- Buy wedding presents.
- Buy birthday gifts.
- Pay the dowry on your child’s wedding.
- Buy a boat.
- Buy a fleet.
- Man that fleet.
- Send them off to explore.
- Invest in local business.
- Bribe the king.
- Hire an assassin to take care of that person that insulted you at level 1.
- Invest in high grade halfling pipeweed
- Smoke your investment – trust me, totally worth it.
- Grind up gold into powder and then see if it gets dwarves high when they snort it.
- Establish trade routes with nearby cities.
- Establish trade routes with distant cities.
- Establish trade routes with nearby planets.
- Establish trade routes with the outer planes.
- Tithe to the church you claim to worship at, the cult you actually worship at, the local baron, the king, and your guild (there goes 50% of everything)
- Get married.
- Get divorced.
- Have children.
- Establish a network of informants.
- Solve homelessness in your city.
- Feed the poor.
- Feed the rich.
- Build a mansion with a massive banquet hall and ballroom.
- Host grand balls with all the most elite families invited.
- Host great banquets with all the movers and shakers invited.
- Hire watchmen to make long rests safer.
- Hire rangers to hunt while you travel so you don’t have to bring rations.
- Hire a wagon train to carry rations for those rangers and watchmen.
- Buy nicer furniture for your home.
- Hire the weird architect that draws really messed up designs, and give him a huge budget to actually make them real.
- Hire a team of scribes to follow the weird homeless guy around writing down everything he says.
- Buy yourself a title (this takes a lot of money, since you basically have to make yourself be the “right kind of person” to get a title, and then likely bribe all the people above you to get it).
- Hire sages in every major field so when an adventure hook lands on your lap you can spend money hand over fist to learn more about it.
- Buy art.
- Commission art.
- Get a life-sized statue of yourself made of solid gold (that’s 1,500 pounds of gold… that’s a LOT of gold pieces).
- Get a larger-than-life-sized statue made of yourself in solid gold.
- Platinum cutlery
- Gem-encrusted platinum cutlery
- Buy the cricket in the silver cage that the seller claims was caught on the moon and can tell your future.
- Set up a crazy wizard in a tower for you to consult on an as-needed basis.
- Start a gladitorial stable and get involved in the local gladitorial combat scene at the management / owner level.
- Ivory playing cards
- Has no one named a town after your character yet? FIX THAT IMMEDIATELY, make your own town! With blackjack and hookers!
- Assemble incredibly ornate and overly-detailed “kits” for various things. Like your silver-plated vampire-hunting kit in an expensive wooden case that contains a set of stakes made of pungent foreign woods, a hand-crossbow with six different holy symbols on it, a variety of garlic-delivery devices, holy water in expensive bottles, etc.
- Equip an expedition to find the centre of the planet.
- Hire dwarves to construct a massive dungeon complex for you to import monsters into.
- Get involved in horse-racing.
- Become a respected horse-breeder.
- Collect a stable of well-bred horses.
- Hire jockeys and race your stable of horses.
- When you are bored of your horses, invest in a glue factory.
- Experiment with exotic perfumes made from monster parts.
- Flood the healing potion market with cheap knock-offs (guaranteed not to kill you, or your money back!).
- Hire a team to go into every town before you and equip the town with gold-plated spitoons for your convenience.
- Outsource the protection of the local forest to high-priced elven mercenary druids.
- Life insurance in the form of pre-purchased resurrection spells & components.
- Be the “cool aunt” or “cool uncle” and blow a few grand on each niece or nephew’s birthday.
- Create a new school of wizardry.
- Build Hogwarts.
- Hire a team of gnomes to try to figure out the mechanics behind a man-portable fire-blasting gattling-crossbow
- Go dragon-turtle hunting.
- Invest in the dragon-bellies market.
- Build a flying dragon-turtle-shell boat with ballista turrets.
- Hire sages, magi, and engineers to explore the option of “nuking the site from orbit”.
- Commission statues of your adventuring companions in heroic poses.
- Pay to have all your enemies stuffed and mounted after killing them.
- Hire monster hunters to increase the size of your stuffed monster collection.
- Invest in the lead-into-gold alchemy “business”.
- Make sure your spellbooks have dragon-leather covers, pages of the rarest fine leathers, and ink made of gold and celestial blood.
- Make a warhammer with a 15 pound solid emerald head.
- Build the tallest tower in the world.
- Have masterpieces painted on all your armour.
- Establish a huge network of mirror-towers to transmit information around the world.
- Hire shipbuilders and a madman to build the largest ship ever.
- With sails made of dragon wings.
- Lashed to a score of water elementals to pull it.
- Hire a tutor.
- Hire translators.
- Learn an exotic language and stop speaking common, instead having your translation team to translate to common, dwarven, etc for you.
- Get your adventure maps drawn by the renowned cartographer Dyson Logos.
- Fletch your arrows with phoenix feathers.
- Hire engineers and try to make every trap from the Grimtooth’s Traps series.
- Raise an army.
- Raise a second army.
- Build a nice vantage point from which to watch your armies clash.
- Hire a third super-secret army to swoop in and crush the remaining forces.
- Hire seven soothsayers to examine and interpret your dreams.
- Buy only the best poisons to feed to the soothsayers who fail to properly interpret your dreams.
- Pay for the most grandiose funerals for the failed soothsayers so everyone knows how seriously you take this stuff.
- Bribe the right people to have your horse knighted.
- Collect the instruments of long-dead famous bards.
- Buy an inn at every town on the map (or have one built) so you always have a place to stay where they know your name.
- Griffon-Egg Omelettes.
- Wereboar Bacon.
- Mithril chainmail for your pets.
- Diamond-encrusted cockatiels.
- Finest marble stables for your horses.
- Finest marble statues of your horses to go in those stables.
- Purchase a set of ever-grander mausoleums to eventually bury your worldly remains.
- Once the biggest mausoleum is done, put smaller ones inside it. Matryoshka Mausoleums!
- Fund that crazy guy who is building a volcano lair – you know he’ll be a good adventure seed later on!
- Fund a death cult. This is one that takes care of itself when you get bored.
- Build a legacy in the form of a travelling halfling circus.
- Hire someone who’s job it is to hire the exact someone you need.
- Set up effective counter-espionage to deal with John Creed’s spy network.
- Try gold-plating your enemies.
- Hire a team to bring your gold-plated enemies back home and have them jewel-encrusted.
- Feed your new best friend, the Xorn you adopted in the Elemental Plane of Earth.
- Start collecting “freaks and oddities” to accompany you and show off just how perfect you are.
- The material components for “Summon the World Emperor” is a billion gp. There’s no ritual, just have a billion gold and the World Emperor is pretty much certain to show up to claim it.
- Have a lovely palanquin built so you don’t have to get your very expensive shoes dirty.
- Buy exotic slaves to carry that palanquin.
- Start minting coins with your face on them. Sell them at reduced prices to get them into circulation.
Some artwork copyright William McAusland, used with permission
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
Devil’s Swamp
New Comet Games – Call of Cthulhu. Allez explorer les Marais du Diable qui s’étendent dans le Triangle de Bridgewater…
(Source: Guide du Rôliste Galactique : les dernières news du jeu de rôles)
Release the Kraken on Mad Fenrick’s Manor!
It is time, once again, to delve into the back catalog of maps here on the Dodecahedron and pull out two more to be re-released under the free commercial use license thanks to the amazing support of our Patreon backers. Mad Fenrick’s Manor and Basement were released in April and May of 2014 and are back!
Mad Fenrick’s Manor
A few miles from the nearest outposts of civilization, just over those hills to the west of here, are the old estates of the Trent family. Sitting almost smugly on a hill in the midst of overgrown hedge mazes and fallow fields is the manor of “Mad” Fenrick Trent. Sure the first parts of the structure were initially built by his grandfather, and the last Trents to live in it were his great-grandchildren, but Mad Fenrick is the Trent who put the most work into the half-fortified squat monstrosity.
Of course, a massive cobbled together and defensively structured manor like Mad Fenrick’s Manor doesn’t stop with just the main level and a few towers. In the main courtyard of the manor is a set of stairs that originally lead to the Trent family crypt, but that now connects to a small dungeon (as well as Mad Fenrick’s Root Cellar, Mad Fenrick’s Family Crypt, Mad Fenrick’s U-Store-It, and Mad Fenrick’s Large Rodent Repository, of course).
Mad Fenrick’s Basement
With the manor grounds now abandoned, who knows the sorts of things that crawl about beneath the old manor house. Whatever they are, they are probably very lonely and would love to play with any visitors.
And to be true to the originals, I’ve included versions without a grid:
Mad Fenrick’s Manor (no grid)
Mad Fenrick’s Basement (no grid)
It would, of course, be absolute foolishness to claim that these maps weren’t in turn inspired by the classic Tegel Manor adventure which I first encountered as a player and that has haunted my games ever since.
This map is made available to you under a free license for personal or commercial use under the “RELEASE THE KRAKEN” initiative thanks to the awesome supporters of my Patreon Campaign. Over 400 awesome patrons have come together to fund the site and these maps, making them free for your use.
Because of the incredible generosity of my patrons, I’m able to make this map free for commercial use also. Each month while funding is over the $400 mark, we choose a map from the blog’s extensive back catalog to retroactively release under this free commercial license. You can use, reuse, remix and/or modify the maps that are being published under the commercial license on a royalty-free basis as long as they include attribution (“Cartography by Dyson Logos” or “Maps by Dyson Logos”). For those that want/need a Creative Commons license, it would look something like this:
Cartography by Dyson Logos is licensed
under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
More Barrow Mounds of the Lich and Famous
More Barrow Mounds of the Lich and Famous
This set of tomb maps go from simple single-chambered mounds to multi-chambered mounds and finally to a pair of mounds that incorporate multiple crypts and passages such as “Shadow Dragon’s Tomb” on the lower right.
The maps on Dyson’s Dodecahedron are released for free personal use thanks to the support of awesome patrons like you over on Patreon. Every month 400 patrons come together to make these releases possible. You can help too in order to keep the flow of maps coming and to improve their quality – and even get a map of your own!
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
Fear my delicious undead unagi!
We had decided to take over this little island fortress of dwarven design as a safe place to sleep because it had been a long (and painful) day of adventure so far. Of course, such a nice little fortification already had someone squatting in it (we call the lizard person Zuul, because it has mastered the use of keys and had every bloody door in the place locked)…
When it told us to leave, and had zero interest in letting us crash there for the night, it turned into a home invasion and we sent them packing (unhurt!) into the night.
The highlight though, was going into the fish storage room and animating the smoked eels with an animate dead spell. Zombie smoked eels were then tasked to guard the water entrance to the fortifications and keep Zuul away while we slept.
Because really, who expects to be attacked by delicious smoked undead unagi, right?
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
Protocol Fantasy Omnibus
Post World Games – Protocol. Une série de jeux pour des parties courtes centrées sur les personnages plus que l’histoire.
(Source: Guide du Rôliste Galactique : les dernières news du jeu de rôles)
Further Delves for the Black Ichor
Further Delves for the Black Ichor
Somwhere behind her home, surrounded and guarded by the melancholic black ichor, is a small font of pure water that resists contamination and that when drunk from can finally break the curse of the Iron Obelisk.
Beyond Onninhil herself, there are a number of guardians within the caves. A cairn contains the remains of the warlord Arvuk Vuldag who died here rather than drink from the font and cure himself of the taint of the Obelisk and who will rise to slay any who dare to follow through where he failed. Small humanoids live in a secret cave near the entrance, hiding from their own shadows that have left them and now guard the caverns. One of the caves also holds the throne of Furykeeper Javzatu with her mighty axe “Reclaimer” – a queen of the old tribes, her skeleton is nearly twice as tall as a modern human and her axe is of the same scale.
Finally there is the font – a small trickle of fresh water down fungus-covered rocks to a fountain pool that is fouled with scum, bubbles, and slimy growths. Drinking from this font is extremely unhealthy, but is indeed one of the few ways to break the curse of the Iron Obelisk.
(With apologies to Zzarchov Kowolski, who ran a great Neoclassical Geek Revival game recently from which several elements of this map were drawn.)
This map is made available to you under a free license for personal or commercial use thanks to the awesome supporters of my Patreon Campaign. Over 400 amazingly generous people have come together to fund the site and these maps, making them free for your use.
Because of the incredible generosity of my patrons, I’m able to make these maps free for commercial use also. Each month while funding is over the $300 mark, each map that achieves the $300+ funding level will be released under this free commercial license. You can use, reuse, remix and/or modify the maps that are being published under this commercial license on a royalty-free basis as long as they include attribution (“Cartography by Dyson Logos” or “Maps by Dyson Logos”). For those that want/need a Creative Commons license, it would look something like this:
Cartography by Dyson Logos is licensed
under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
PIP System
Third Eye Games – PIP System. Un système simple, générique, avec même une version encore plus simplifiée pour les enfants.
(Source: Guide du Rôliste Galactique : les dernières news du jeu de rôles)
Crypts of the Immortal Fortress
Crypts of the Immortal Fortress
These particular crypts were considered inconsequential until a planes-hopping sage showed up with a map indicating something important within – so if you can get into the fortress, getting to the crypts themselves shouldn’t be too hard of a task.
Behind the scenes, this is actually a redraw of a small crossword puzzle posted during the Alternate Reality Game that was played online leading up to the Stream of Eyes event where they announced the upcoming release of the two 5e Waterdeep books this autumn.
The maps on Dyson’s Dodecahedron are released for free personal use thanks to the support of awesome patrons like you over on Patreon. Every month 400 patrons come together to make these releases possible. You can help too in order to keep the flow of maps coming and to improve their quality – and even get a map of your own!
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
Laissez sommeiller les dieux
AKA Games – Fragged Empire. Une mission d’exploration peut toujours mal tourner si le commanditaire n’a pas tout dit…
(Source: Guide du Rôliste Galactique : les dernières news du jeu de rôles)
Sixième édition du Brussels Games Festival (Bruxelles)
(Source: Guide du Rôliste Galactique : le calendrier des événements)
Selling Out! First Wave of Merch!
Wave 1 Shirts at Redbubble
I keep getting comments on my recent drawings of “I’d buy that on a t-shirt!”, so I thought it was time to put everyone to the test again.
So here we go, the first wave of Dyson Logos merch has arrived. I don’t QUITE have the whole ego thing down yet, so none of them have my name on them, but expect some actual Dyson Logos branded merch to be added to the selection soon.
We have – from left to right, top row first:
- I Just Need To Axe You a Question (this one is hidden behind the “mature content” filter on the site because of the blood).
- Critical Strike!
- 3d6 in Order – D&D’s Original Hardcore Mode
- 3d6 in Order – As Gary Intended
- Have Dice, Will Game!
- The Magic 20
And they are all available through my Redbubble storefront.
(Source: Dyson’s Dodecahedron)
Tom Rogers
Il a découvert Spiderman grâce à une pneumonie. Du coup il est devenu plus tard dessinateur de BD, comme par exemple Herald: Lovecraft & Tesla… qui fut ensuite adaptée en JdR par Ravendesk Games.
(Source: Guide du Rôliste Galactique : les dernières news du jeu de rôles)
(A)D&D Covers
