Story Piece From The First Chapter Of A D&D Campaign I Am Playing With Some Friends. It Is Following

I drew a blue bell as a calender gift for my grandma. I hope she likes it.

Alright alright, here we go:

- Binding of Issac (I love me some Rogue-like, quick procudeal generated levels with nasty small monsters. Hilarious upgrades. I once became a laser-eyed demon who threw up blood at my enemies.)

- Nuclear Throne (Also Rogue-like, but in a post-apokalyptic setting. My go-to atm.)

- Child of Light (Uplay might get in the way. Otherwise cute, turnbased RPG platformer w. great story + artstyle. Somewhat dark though.)

- Darkest Dungeon (Warning: Can get depri at times because you want your team to survive, be nice, get along and not go mad - but they can't :'( )

- Evil Genius (Want to have an hilarious army-builder RTS and play Simes all while starring as the villan in an old James Bond film? This is for you then.)

- Far Cry 2/3/4 (They are not connected and they only work if Uplay actually allows you to play them. Btw I f*ing hate Uplay. Great games - makes you cause chaos around the globe.)

- Half Life 2 + ep.1 + ep.2 (I have a hard times describing these. To me, they are still the greatest exable of good storytelling in games + amazing atmosphere. I love them so much.)

- Mark of the Ninja (You like beautiful 2D-animation and stealth? I my opinion the best stealth game ever.)

- Orcs must die 1 (Strategic tower defense w. 3rd person shooter elements starring goofy douchey-fuckboy.)

- Plants vs. Zombies (Tower defense set in a garden. LOOVE all the mini games + you get to build your own zen-garden. Disclaimer: Popcap changed A LOT of things in this game since it came out.)

- Rochard (Small, fun sci-fi puzzle shooter w. great story. Can be played through in an evening or two.)

- The Witcher 2 (You want to play an RPG, but you also want to hate yourself a little bit. Combat is hard to begin with, the story is AMAZING - but check videos explaining the first game as well as which talent-trees not to take.)

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Sounds like you want a list of good non-multiplayer games - wait let me just get the list out.

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More chess pieces! This time it is the berserker pawn. I really like making these, I have already done the initial sketches for next couple of pieces. I look forward to showing you people more!

I just realized! I never uploaded any of my D&D maps here? I should do that. This one is from the game I run with my lovely 7-person group. The time of the Great Cities is over and The Magor Valley is now dominated by goblin tribes. If only someone could do something about it.

More miniatures? More miniatures! A band of possible D&D adventurers made from different Frostgrave sets and pebbles I found in our driveway.

A fanart of a location in one of my favourite games through out the last couple of years. This is Liurnia of the Lakes, from the game Elden Ring.

I've seen plenty of fanarts of different characters from the game, but not that often tributes to the locations/environments.

Any Nuclear Throne fans out there? I got my "Fish Can Roll" achievement this evening. I really love the characters in this game.

A friday cool-down sketch thing. It’s a sci-fi, coral cadet gal.

I felt trying my hand at designing my own pokemon. I have always had a soft spot for the grass type pokemons, so I started there. These are inspired by elephants and tapirs. Optipir: Bubbly and easily excited, Optipir can’t wait to get out and see the world. Due to their speed they can be difficult to catch. Several trainers have noted that younger Optipir often smell like newly cut grass. Optiphant: A bit more of a troublemaker than when it was younger, it seeks out mischief and pushes boundaries. If a trainer manages to make an Optiphant follow orders consistently, then they have something special on their hands. Cynitodon: After a long rebellious youth the Cynitodon reflects on it's life and is constantly reminded of it's mistakes since Cynitodons never forget. Most Cynitodons finds a way to utilize this, though. Their attack "Sage Advice" hits their opponent with some serious wisdom and the opponent must use a turn to contemplate this. They are very large and warm, but are best kept in their pokeball at night since their snoring is deafening. A good trainer will often comfort their Cynitodon.

So Nordic Game Jam is now over and I worked with a bunch of talented, lovely people to make a game where you gather a band in purgatory in order to convince Saint Peter to let you into heaven.

Get it here! Yes, for free. (disclaimer: if you end up in hell, it's game over.) https://olmo.itch.io/die-beat-repeat