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Trent, I came across your channel a couple of days ago while looking for tips on how to paint Warhammer stuff. I have to say, your work is everything I enjoy most about RPGs and terrain, and you have easily become one of my favorite designers of things.

Just purchased, and scrolling through, I think this is superb. Big Fungi of the Far Realms (which, if you haven't checked out, you should) meets found art vibes. I hope to see this in print soon.

I am really glad you like it. Really shooting for that most Northern prize. 

The podcast has been a blast to listen to so far. Been listening to Vaesen episodes in the downtime, will be my next RPG purchase for sure. 

I’m working on a larger project, which will likely revisit the stuff found here. Once that comes out, I’ll be blasting it all over the MB internet. 

Great design, definitely going to kill us all. Really unique…enemies? I like it, and would love to incorporate some of it into my campaign. 

Love the progression, and definitely going to be a bloody encounter. Great work.

Fantastic and disgusting dungeon design (I mean that in the best way). 

Excellent questions. Not sure I have the answers, or perhaps creating your own is best. 

AWESOME! Glad you all enjoyed it. I hope to do some more stuff like this soon. Give me a follow; got a few fun projects upcoming.

I said it before in the FB group, but this is so good. Definitely going to use it ASAP.

thanks so much! Coming from you, it means a lot. Love your stuff. Planning on running “something wicked this way comes” really soon.

Let me know how they go!

Thanks so much!

Very fun, and love the ideas of putting in some story hooks. Great work.

Thanks!

Thanks for your kind words. It was a lot of fun to work on. Learned a lot. Hopefully. I can think of something up for the Cold and Deathless jam too!

Great style. I was going to do a dungeon on mine in a similar vein, but time ran short. Thankfully, you rocked it. Great work. 

I absolutely love the design on this. Definitely going to take inspiration for the next jam. And the 12 encounters…holy hell. Great work.