Chapter one of “A Thief’s Primary” by Constance, chief of the Porcelain Dolls. Feedback is of course very welcome!

Chapter one of “A Thief’s Primary” by Constance, chief of the Porcelain Dolls. Feedback is of course very welcome!

Chapter one of “A Thief’s Primary” by Constance, chief of the Porcelain Dolls. Feedback is of course very welcome!

Thanks to Ben Morgan  for running the weekly (if not more!) games that inspired the characters therein. I will certainly be incorporating some of our game’s narrative. Please feel free to incorporate the lore that was spawned from this into your own worlds! Let’s all our respective crews go for dodgy sticks together in greater Doskvol!

#dontmesswiththedolls

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1azTog7jeeEkR0fuZ3z56EuhRgG-cWumZ8bhZ4aLx2E4/pub

Here is a story, introducing a brand new crew in Doskvol.

Here is a story, introducing a brand new crew in Doskvol.

Here is a story, introducing a brand new crew in Doskvol.

Find out why they set out to make their own crew, what their first heist will be, and how it turns out. If you’re into that sort of thing, smile at the suggestion of game mechanics behind a “fiction only” context. =)

I hope you enjoy reading it.

https://fictivefantasies.files.wordpress.com/2016/01/the-gallows-tower-heist.pdf

I’m putting it in the “art” category because that seems closest.

https://fictivefantasies.files.wordpress.com/2016/01/the-gallows-tower-heist.pdf

So now I have a canvas map of Doskvol, Sean’s Vigilantie playset and a few choice entanglements added to the mix for…

So now I have a canvas map of Doskvol, Sean’s Vigilantie playset and a few choice entanglements added to the mix for…

So now I have a canvas map of Doskvol, Sean’s Vigilantie playset and a few choice entanglements added to the mix for tonight’s game! Woo Hoo!

Scoundrel of the Week, once again Dave Cornish’s characters worm their way into our game…

Scoundrel of the Week, once again Dave Cornish’s characters worm their way into our game…

Scoundrel of the Week, once again Dave Cornish’s characters worm their way into our game…

‘The old dispensurist had seen half the known world, and cured the rashes and fevers of a great many vinegaroons – as sailors were called – but that was all anyone seemed to know of him. He talked even less of his past than Master Fransitart did. Nevertheless, he let Rossamünd sit with him for hours at a time while he dabbled and brewed. Most of the time Craumpalin worked in silence and the boy

would just learn what he could by watching. Occasionally, however, the dispensurist became talkative and would instruct him on the uses of potives, showing him how to pour and blend and stir and store. One of the greatest thrills for Rossamünd was to watch the wonderful and

often violent reactions between ingredients as Craumpalin mixed and matched them.’

Red goes with green and makes purple, blue powdered in yellow makes off-white with olive spots, black boiled in white makes vermilion with orange vapours – how wonderful! These moments were so exciting, Rossamünd would hop about and usually got under the dispensurist’s feet. At this Craumpalin would yell, “Pullets and cock’rels, boy! Get out of me way before I spill this on ye and melt ye to a puddle!”

The FOUNDLING’S TALE (MONSTER-BLOOD TATTOO) p. 6-7

http://img14.deviantart.net/874b/i/2015/151/7/9/poster___craumpalin_by_fouracres-d8vj0rp.jpg

Just finished watching Gangs of New York again….

Just finished watching Gangs of New York again….

Just finished watching Gangs of New York again….

The faction chart of this film is so awesome, and Bill the Butcher has to make his way into our game somewhere. Has to.

http://orig00.deviantart.net/f9f1/f/2015/081/a/c/bill_by_zachsatherart-d8mq9ht.jpg

19th Century London by Gustave Doré. Some really creepy imagery from what was an eternally foggy city.

19th Century London by Gustave Doré. Some really creepy imagery from what was an eternally foggy city.

19th Century London by Gustave Doré. Some really creepy imagery from what was an eternally foggy city.

http://www.bl.uk/collection-items/london-illustrations-by-gustave-dor