The final version of Liminal Horror is live!

I updated all pdfs (singles/spread/booklet printing) to include the phenomenal official cover art by Zach Hazard Vaupen.  We were so excited by how it turned out and I think it perfectly encapsulates what the game is aiming for.

As will all things, I love a list so I I wanted to share some of the upcoming things in regards to The Goblin Archives and Liminal Horror

So here is my task list/ sneak peak behind the veil: 

- A fully completed mystery for Liminal Horror called "The Plague of Frogs." This was the first thing used to playtest the system and I think it is a good way to get a feel for how mysteries/adventures can be structured.

- I'm anxiously awaiting Dracula-Jam (I may or may not have hacked Liminal Horror to be a "Dracula's our boss vs. cosmic Old Powers")

- I'm thinking of refining the Warden Tools on the website (its very rough draft) and making a pamphlet/4 page mini-zine on advice and tools for running a cosmic horror game and creating/adapting adventures to the system.

- Now that the cover is done its time to start inquiring about a print run. Depending on the cost I may try and do itch funding but am not sure. My goal has been to make it so the game is easily reachable to the most amount of people (hence free/pay what you will downloads, the website, print at home files) and so in deciding the appropriate pricing model  I want to consider and run by others with more experience than myself in these areas.