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My take away from this: Cosy adventures don’t need to be epic to be fun or meaningful, but they should be meaningful. They should be personal to both the characters and the setting they are in. That the meaningfulness revolves around community, togetherness and have room for emotions at the table.

What are some key elements for cosy adventures in TTRPGs or video games. What do those journeys look like and can they branch off into grander adventures? I'm asking the question for research mainly.

Posted a simple blog post quest about what you think of when you think cosy adventures in TTRPGS or games in general. You can answer here on on Ko-Fi! ko-fi.com/post/Cosey-A...

Cosey Adventure Question!Lost Haven Studios published a post on Ko-fiko-fi.com

As well as physical mock ups of the box and some of the cards I did some digital ones as well as well as for the GM Screen.

Realised I hate the eye and mouth on this so going to adjust the face.

My art for the Condition Deck Box. Showing Talia and Lupon with the bleed and sleep conditions :P

Did some mock up deck boxes for the ability deck for Skies Above. I think I prefer the paint splatter box art.

Working on the Tuck boxes for the ability and condition cards I'm going to be hopefully getting printed but not sure about the artwork I should have on them. Part of me is actually thinking pure white box and doing a different JRPG style logo behing the title for each, but not sure.

Not sure if it'll encourage folks to by a PDF when the goal is funds for prints of the GM screen and Ability cards but I figured I'd give it a go.

One of the few Facebook features I appreciate is the this time x years ago. So 5 years ago I did these maps. While I don't think I can out do that Roaring Glen map. I think I might be able to do better on the other 3 the last of which was early stages of Skies Above ideas.

The Quickstart for my TTRPG Skies Above is available on itch, drivethru and my favourite rpg-trader! Even if you have Skies Above Song in the Mist has an extra monster in there that you can use in your games! It was also written by @murchieart.bsky.social with art by myself.

@rpgtrader.bsky.social I know you guys do print on demand for books, but do you do it for GM screens?

Sequential Scotland in 2 weeks. While now comic pages to show off I'll have my assortment of art and ttrpgs.