The Wandering Trees: Player-drawn map

This is a player interpretation of the hex map I introduced here, this time draw by one of this blog's contributing artists. You may be able to see more here (I'm not sure if it is a public album). Am I not a blessed DM to have such players?

BTW, the original adventure called for giant spiders and centipedes and weasels. Snore. The spiders have faces like unto The Juggernaught and speak demonic cant. The centipedes have upside down human faces ala The Thing. The weasels are just more centipedes. Stats coming up for all the monsters in this adventure soon...

The First Kill It With Fire Art Not by Me

Introducing the work of Scott, who, in a miraculous series of events went from being a fellow internet -famous (within the J-vlogging community*) dude to a reader of the blog and a player in my DCC beta campaign on Google+. Scott says his pieces were inspired by the examples of play I gave in the original KIWF rules.

I'm going to add these to spice up said rules, and hopefully sometime soon we can put together a PDF with the system and illustrations. If you want to send in some fanart (dare I call it that?) shoot me a line.

*: In case you are wondering, I am here, but haven't put out a decent video in ages and you probably aren't interested in Japan. Of course the Carcosa review may interest you.