This is a collection of 40 digitally painted, full-colour portraits of Aventurian NPCs. Some of those are official characters, the others can be used however it suits your own campaign. They are meant to enrich and inspire your own version of the fascinating world of Aventuria. Your group is going to meet a blessed one of Boron or Hesinde? Or a mage? Or a female dwarf or elf? I have faces for you to... [Klicke hier für weiteres]
This is a collection of 50 hand-drawn maps for pen & paper RPGs (like The Dark Eye, obviously!) and it is intended as a resource for GMs. We all know the scenario: The group of heroes is traveling the world, coming through lots and lots of villages, little settlements and small towns—for almost none of which there is a map. Well, now there is! These maps are meant to be used for whatever you... [Klicke hier für weiteres]
This is a collection of 41 digital paintings dedicated to the 12 Alveranian Gods of Aventuria and their children. I meant to atmospherically capture different aspects of those gods in different ways. Some of these paintings might be places you can come across in your adventures, some might be oil paintings hanging on a temple wall. They are meant to be an inspiration for your journey through the world... [Klicke hier für weiteres]
This is a part two of the portraits project that provides you with 40 more full-color portraits of Aventurian NPCs. These faces are meant to enhance your TDE experience by serving as a visual aid for people you meet in your adventures. Included are mostly humans (several Blessed Ones, actually) but also elves, an orc, a djinni and a fairy. You never know whom of these you might soon meet with your... [Klicke hier für weiteres]
As part 2 of the series, this is a collection of 45 individual, hand-drawn maps to be used as visual aids in your campaign of The Dark Eye. Each map is included in 2 versions: a printer-friendly black and white one and a parchment-style version that suits the fantasy setting more. While I made these maps for The Dark Eye universe, they can just as well be used for any other medieval-ish... [Klicke hier für weiteres]
Pretty much every DM probably experienced this at some point: You’re preparing the next location your players will come across and you’re looking for pictures on the internet to enhance your visual descriptions of the place. When it comes to the residents, though, it usually gets difficult: There are some portraits to be found for shining heroes or obvious villains, but almost everyone is super... [Klicke hier für weiteres]
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