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A vibrant illustration features several characters engaged in various activities related to the occult and espionage, set against a backdrop of chaotic office elements and mystical symbols. Prominent figures include a man in a suit with a serious expression, a woman with long hair and a beanie, and a man focused on a computer, all surrounded by swirling graphics that suggest supernatural themes. In the foreground, three books titled "Introduction to Applied Occult Computing," "Black Bag Jobs Reopened," and "Supervisor's Guide" are displayed, showcasing their distinct covers.
A rugged space explorer stands prominently in the foreground, wearing a detailed, futuristic suit adorned with various gadgets and tools. His expression is serious, and he holds a device in one hand, while the other reaches toward a ghostly, skeletal hand emerging from the ground. The background features a stark contrast of dark and light, with swirling clouds and a distant planet, creating an eerie atmosphere that complements the themes of horror and existential dread.
The title "May I Enter: A Vampire Game" is prominently displayed in an ornate font at the top of the image, set against a textured brown background. Below the title, a stylized goblet filled with a dark liquid is depicted, surrounded by red rose petals, with a soft green glow emanating from behind it. The overall design evokes a gothic and mysterious atmosphere, fitting for a tabletop RPG centered on vampire themes.
A bold and striking cover features the title "WOLFSBANE" in large, orange letters, set against a dark, illustrated background. The central image depicts a muscular figure with a fierce expression, partially obscured by alien flora, suggesting a tense atmosphere. Additional text indicates that this is an adventure module for the Mothership sci-fi horror RPG, with details about the creator and the Kickstarter campaign prominently displayed.
Only Four More Days to Back Wolfsbane

The Wolfsbane Kickstarter is coming to an end.

Written by Simon Taylor and described as ‘an A5 zine format paranoia-induced survival horror’, Wolfsbane is an adventure module written for the ‘atmosphe... Read More