Aug 2, 2019
A look at the cover for the sequel adventure to “Bay of Lost Children”. An adventure using the Freeport Companion system.
Painting by Daniel Comerci
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A look at the cover for the sequel adventure to “Bay of Lost Children”. An adventure using the Freeport Companion system.
Painting by Daniel Comerci
Hilda Fate Character sheets
Continuing in my fan made Character sheets for animated shows. I recently had the pleasure of watching Netflix "Hilda" by Luke Pearson. The show is a delight and heartwarming children's adventure. I am particularly fond of the use of Scandinavian myth and the interesting and fun tweaks provided by Luke and his team.
Again I thought this would make for a great Fate Accelerated game setting. So I tried to make a character sheet to capture the playful and adventurous nature of the show.
The character sheets are designed for the characters to be members of the Sparrow Scouts, off on their wild and childlike adventures. The sheets are free with both a colored version and printer friendly one. If you use em let me know, I'd love to see what you do with them. Hilda Character sheet (Color) Hilda Character Sheet (Printer-Friendly)
The inspiration board for the hunters for the upcoming adventure “Blood In the Canals” 17th-century monster hunters from an ancient order known as the Crossed Keys.
Tone and mood board for “Blood in the Canals” I love the gothic horror aesthetic and was eager to set an adventure using that as inspiration. Dark, broody, perpetually cloudy and raining. The best.
Character sneak peaks for Blood in the Canals.
Mood and Tone board: Some images I pulled together to inspire me for the villains and antagonists in the upcoming Gothic horror adventure “Blood in the Canals.” Ghouls, Vampyr and plague rats...
This is one of the five mantels in Blood in the Canals. Mantles in Fate are a bit like Playbooks from Powered by the Apocalypse, or even a class from more D&D inspired games. They're a power suite that is used to define a character role within the setting. They were first introduced into fate (I believe) in the Dresden Files Accelerated. Blood in the Canals has five mantles to represent the unique roles of the hunters in the game may take.