Recent content by Anicolarys

Sunday morning update! ☕ Malauna's launch was a blast, and I'm already working on the next one: Raas, the Dust King (#26). Switching from the humid jungle to the dry, soul-crushing desert horror. 🏜️ 4 pages out of 8 are done. Here is a little sneak peek of the layout! What's your favorite...

⚠️ UPDATE: The Direct Download Link expires today at 6:01 PM (CET)! Grab your local copy now if you want to use it for your game tonight.

I see that there is a lot of passage but maybe the Gumroad stage is a bit heavy for a simple glance. To make things easier and get your feedback as soon as possible, here is the direct link to file : Malauna : Le Dossier d’Initiation Gratuit / Malauna: Free Initiation Dossier (Archive #25)

Hello fellow GMs and Worldbuilders, Are you tired of "bag of HP" monsters that just charge your players and roll for damage? ⚔️ I’ve been developing a project called DFCB (Dark Fantasy Conservation), where we turn real-world endangered species into high-stakes RPG Bosses to support wildlife...

I've just finished a full video presentation of the Archive for those who want to see the 8-page layout in detail:

Mission accomplished! The Archivist is pleased that the biological logic of Vajra-Mukh's 'shattering bite' resonates with you. It’s that specific blend of crystalline beauty and brutal efficiency that makes it the Scalpel of the Waters. The full archive drops tomorrow, Thursday at 5 PM. We hope...

A sharp eye for a sharp tooth! You are absolutely right about the brittleness of carbon. The Archivist actually notes that Vajra-Mukh, much like its real-world inspiration with 110 teeth, doesn't rely on a single set. For this 'surgical predator', a broken tooth isn't a failure—it's a tactical...

Subject: Beyond the Silver Scourge – Meet the Water's Scalpel (Spirit #24) Vajra-Mukh : Le Scalpel des Eaux (Pack Audio & Vision) 🌊 / The Water's Scalpel (Audio & Vision Pack) 🌊 Greetings, Explorers and Dungeon Masters. While the electric echoes of Sargass-Ouro still resonate in the dark...

It's a brilliant scenario. Using real issues like the clipping of queen wings or overharvesting transforms a simple combat encounter into a true moral dilemma. It's refreshing to see a DM treat insects not as 'XP vermin,' but as a society with its own claims. The Druid's twist is the cherry on top.

A fascinating find. The Chrysomallon squamiferum is living proof that nature has a forge older and more ingenious than any fantasy blacksmith. Using iron sulfides for its shell... it's pure 'bio-dark fantasy.' Thank you for sharing this, it's a goldmine for any GM.

It's a shame about Aeolius, but as we say in the Bastion: 'Archives never die, they just wait for the right light.' His notes on Turucambi combined with your idea of biological extrusion create a powerful synergy. I love the concept of marine life as living refineries. It makes the Sargass-Ouro...

Aeolius, I was directed here by Dannyalcatraz because of your fascinating work on Turucambi. Your focus on marine biology and the 'limitations' of undersea life (corrosion, no paper, no potions) is incredibly refreshing. At the Dark Fantasy Conservation (DFCB), we are documenting an entity...