So, I already shared the gorgeous poster of Doskvol that a friend of mine was nice enough to print out for my play…

So, I already shared the gorgeous poster of Doskvol that a friend of mine was nice enough to print out for my play…

So, I already shared the gorgeous poster of Doskvol that a friend of mine was nice enough to print out for my play group, and I’m back with another awesome bit of coolness. One of the players in my Blades in the Dark campaign is a new role-player, having just started gaming in the past 7 months, and a musician. He made a theme song for the D&D game he ran for his friends, and now he’s done the same for my table!

I absolutely love passionate players, and this was very cool, so I share his hard work with y’all!

https://soundcloud.com/schafer-gray/blades-in-the-dark-theme

Nobodies of Doskvol, no. 10 of 12.

Nobodies of Doskvol, no. 10 of 12.

Nobodies of Doskvol, no. 10 of 12.

Weller the Shoe, a familiar figure of the Dockside, staggering home from the drug dens, red of eye, pinprick pupils and nostrils encrusted with powder. His man Veck finds him and takes him home most evenings, knowing that Weller will most likely spend their savings tomorrow. Would that the slums could get cleaned out of those slags that poison its people..

Nobodies of Doskvol: Callum Torborn, no. 8 of 2.

Nobodies of Doskvol: Callum Torborn, no. 8 of 2.

Nobodies of Doskvol: Callum Torborn, no. 8 of 2.

I think of Callum as becoming like Frank Sobotka from S2 of The Wire. Maybe a little larcenous, mostly loyal and valiant. Nonetheless getting increasingly dirty as he tries to make a place for his distrusted ethnic enclave amongst the shipyards and docks of an unbelievably corrupt city. Some Vigilantes might hang him from a lightpost as a warning, but maybe he’s as good as it gets in Doskvol.

I’ve got a friend who does graphic design for a living, and she’s got access to a printer that can do 13×19 posters!

I’ve got a friend who does graphic design for a living, and she’s got access to a printer that can do 13×19 posters!

I’ve got a friend who does graphic design for a living, and she’s got access to a printer that can do 13×19 posters! She did me a favor and printed up this beautiful bad boy, and even gave it a sepiatone effect for good measure 😀

Nobodies of Doskvol: no. 7 of 12. Egrette, the young courier.

Nobodies of Doskvol: no. 7 of 12. Egrette, the young courier.

Nobodies of Doskvol: no. 7 of 12. Egrette, the young courier.

Now I don’t know whether or not couriers in canon Doskvol are daring young parcour types. Vaulting from narrow gable to slippery slate rooftop to avoid the Bluecoats. Kind of hard to avoid that version in my head though, so here you go.

Also blind owls.

Vigilantes Nobodies Set:

Vigilantes Nobodies Set:

Vigilantes Nobodies Set:

Bendis Haig, the vile smelling sewage worker. If poor Bendis were a PC, that drain snake would be magical or significant, perhaps he would battle ghosts infesting the pipes of the church.

He’s not though, and it’s not. He’s just some unfortunate bastard that spends everyday wading through filth to keep Doskvol running and maybe earn enough for a pint down at the pub.

Nobodies of Doskvol from Vigilantes Set. 5 of 12.

Nobodies of Doskvol from Vigilantes Set. 5 of 12.

Nobodies of Doskvol from Vigilantes Set. 5 of 12.

Adda may look like a prune of a woman, but she traffics in a similar business to our happy lot. When society cuts a lame or sick beastie out of the herd, when a lord or lady, mover or a shaker don’t have the protection of their fellows anymore, there’s Adda on ’em like a hunting hawk. Gossip pays all right, especially if it has the ring of truth to it. She bloodlets the rich and powerful in her own way, and my ma will always buy her books for it too. Dirty sexy stuff that.