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We create TTRPG content! Join our community for access to potential free art, homebrew creature creation, and so much more!

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Recent Community Creatures/plants

Every Wednesday at 3pm EST we create creatures/plants with our community live on Twitch!

A creature sketch page.

Thunderstep island

This abandoned island is full of genetic monstrosities, that wiped out the native population.

A creature sketch page.

Volcanic Fumes

In the skies above the boiling magma and raging volcanic fires, exist thick plumes of smog and Ash.

A creature sketch page.

Island

This island has been virtually untouched by civilization and offers a unique biodiversity of life only found here.

patreon updates

The Masked Scryer is one of the most recently colored creatures that we have posted on our Patreon! To see the fully colored high resolution art join the Patreon.

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Recently Created

Here are some of the most recent creatures made on stream! See more details on them in creature page. These creatures were made during our Wednesday Creature stream.

Twitch
  • A creature sketch. Creature: CauldronCrawler

    Cauldron Crawler by Catchy GMs

    These giant insects were originally created to be living potion mixers. Now they seek to make potions out of everything..  

  • A creature sketch. Creature: CrownChomper

    Crown Chomper by vdemondisgused

    Alchemically modified canines with a strange exteneded jaw and fierce loyalty.

  • A creature sketch. Creature: Mulching Mites

    Mulcher Mites by Drone_Kick_King

    Mechanical insects created to be waste disposal units, now there isnt anything they wont consume.

Recently Created

Here is one of the most recent plants made on stream! See more details on it in the plant page. This plant was made during our Wednesday Creature/Plant stream.

Twitch
  • Cinder Pepper by Inari_IX

    These plants grow best in volcanic regions nourished by soot. Native wildlife consume them to better withstand hot temperatures.