Friends, Associates and Stockists

Friends & Links?

Absolutely. As with any games-orientated company we make a lot of friends over the table, on various forums or at conventions. Not only that, but any role-playing publication is a merge of many skills from a variety of people. Those we've listed here are helpful people and we think they're pretty good - for various reasons some are even in our quick-links on the menu.

Shops and Stockists Friends and Artists

Drive Thru RPG (& RPGNow) Hants & Wilts Gamers (Sceaptune Roleplayers)

A RPG PDF/eBook online store, possibly the largest online. This link takes you to our store at DriveThruRPG where you can buy all our PDF products. It's sister site, RPGNow, also has our products as well (if you have an account there).
A group of roleplayers in Hampshire & Wiltshire. Alternatively called the Hants & Wilts Gamers on Facebook (which covers a few more than the core roleplayers), or Sceaptune Roleplayers. Check out the link to our page on this site.

Paizo Publishing UK Roleplayers

A major vendor and co-op, through which we sell our PDFs and will supply our printed matter online, too. In our opinion, the main point of contact for Roleplayers in the UK. Contacts, Conventions, comments - a good bunch.

Harsh Alex Drummond Mark Huffman Jason 'Banditt' Adams

An early key artist for us, initially for Exile where he gave us the definitive Wyrmkin and Vermin Drake. We think he's a wonderful and helpful draftsman. Harsh also gave us some interesting illustrations for Petty-Magick including a archetypal broo shaman, and a load of excellent duck for the Quester's Guide to Duck! He's now upped his game and is really out of our league, now, but he very kindly still does the occasional piece for us. Alex produced our cover for Arcane Dragons as well as some of the interior artwork. A really moody cover that matches our thoughts of a malevolent Dawn dragon very well. Alex is really helpful, too: we'd recommend working with him anytime. Mark gave us some nice studies for Petty-Magick including an excellent middle-eastern sorcerer and an interesting Hedge Wizard and Raven Familiar. He's caught what we wanted quite nicely. Banditt is one of our artists for Dryhaven, doing the print cover and also our Dungeon 150 Ad. A neat snaplizard and a tidy representation of a special room. On his site are some excellent drawings illustrating armour and soldiers from the Middle Ages, too. He's also done some really nice drawings for Hyperlite illustrating medieval and hi-tech armour.

Leisure Games MRQ Wiki

A helpful and supportive "real world" games shop. If you're a regular with them or want to support a "real" shop, do try them. We host the Mongoose RuneQuest Wikipaedia as a service to the gaming community. It contains the MRQ I SRD and a host of fan-submitted material (spells, monsters, professions, druids, character sheets, etc). Some Elric & Hawkmoon stuff is also appearing, as well as guidelines for historical and superhero RQ.

Hyperlite artists and Facebook page

Hyperlite: The Sirius Treaty
Miguel Santos Austin Pickrell Balpreet Lotay

Some lovely fine penwork for Hyperlite, including the prototypes for our aliens and the images for our hoplites and legionairres, as well as some Byzantine and hedge wizards for Petty-Magick. Great penmanship and a go-to guy for our interior illustrations. Recommended. Austin Pickrell (Demosthenesvoice) created the marvellous cover for Hyperlite: The Sirius Treaty with lotay. There's some promising stuff, here for this upcoming artist, and we hope to see more of his starscapes and planetscapes on our covers. Balpreet Lotay (Lotay) created the marvellous cover for Hyperlite: The Sirius Treaty with Demosthenesvoice. He's got some great starscapes and is well worth checking out.

Matthew Vasey/Digital Demiurge

A new artist who produced some illustrations for an upcoming book. He's very responsive, timely and co-operative - useful information if you're a publisher looking for up-and-coming useful artists.

Obsidian Portal Artefantastico/Sergio Caridad

This is a great resource for setting up, recording and running campaigns. It's wiki based, and for $5 per month you can have a forum, loads of zoomable maps, keep it private... The link goes through to the Greater Sea campaign our local group runs as an adhoc framework - it's simple, but look through some of the others! One of our artists for Dryhaven. Some cool dragons and some interesting colour and sea work can be seen on his site.

Shops and Stockists		Friends and Artists
Drive Thru RPG (& RPGNow)		Hants & Wilts Gamers (Sceaptune Roleplayers)
A RPG PDF/eBook online store, possibly the largest online. This link takes you to our store at DriveThruRPG where you can buy all our PDF products. It's sister site, RPGNow, also has our products as well (if you have an account there).		A group of roleplayers in Hampshire & Wiltshire. Alternatively called the Hants & Wilts Gamers on Facebook (which covers a few more than the core roleplayers), or Sceaptune Roleplayers. Check out the link to our page on this site.
Paizo Publishing		UK Roleplayers
A major vendor and co-op, through which we sell our PDFs and will supply our printed matter online, too.		In our opinion, the main point of contact for Roleplayers in the UK. Contacts, Conventions, comments - a good bunch.
Harsh	Alex Drummond	Mark Huffman	Jason 'Banditt' Adams
An early key artist for us, initially for Exile where he gave us the definitive Wyrmkin and Vermin Drake. We think he's a wonderful and helpful draftsman. Harsh also gave us some interesting illustrations for Petty-Magick including a archetypal broo shaman, and a load of excellent duck for the Quester's Guide to Duck! He's now upped his game and is really out of our league, now, but he very kindly still does the occasional piece for us.	Alex produced our cover for Arcane Dragons as well as some of the interior artwork. A really moody cover that matches our thoughts of a malevolent Dawn dragon very well. Alex is really helpful, too: we'd recommend working with him anytime.	Mark gave us some nice studies for Petty-Magick including an excellent middle-eastern sorcerer and an interesting Hedge Wizard and Raven Familiar. He's caught what we wanted quite nicely.	Banditt is one of our artists for Dryhaven, doing the print cover and also our Dungeon 150 Ad. A neat snaplizard and a tidy representation of a special room. On his site are some excellent drawings illustrating armour and soldiers from the Middle Ages, too. He's also done some really nice drawings for Hyperlite illustrating medieval and hi-tech armour.

Leisure Games		MRQ Wiki
A helpful and supportive "real world" games shop. If you're a regular with them or want to support a "real" shop, do try them.		We host the Mongoose RuneQuest Wikipaedia as a service to the gaming community. It contains the MRQ I SRD and a host of fan-submitted material (spells, monsters, professions, druids, character sheets, etc). Some Elric & Hawkmoon stuff is also appearing, as well as guidelines for historical and superhero RQ.
Hyperlite artists and Facebook page
Hyperlite: The Sirius Treaty	Miguel Santos	Austin Pickrell	Balpreet Lotay
	Some lovely fine penwork for Hyperlite, including the prototypes for our aliens and the images for our hoplites and legionairres, as well as some Byzantine and hedge wizards for Petty-Magick. Great penmanship and a go-to guy for our interior illustrations. Recommended.	Austin Pickrell (Demosthenesvoice) created the marvellous cover for Hyperlite: The Sirius Treaty with lotay. There's some promising stuff, here for this upcoming artist, and we hope to see more of his starscapes and planetscapes on our covers.	Balpreet Lotay (Lotay) created the marvellous cover for Hyperlite: The Sirius Treaty with Demosthenesvoice. He's got some great starscapes and is well worth checking out.

		Matthew Vasey/Digital Demiurge
		A new artist who produced some illustrations for an upcoming book. He's very responsive, timely and co-operative - useful information if you're a publisher looking for up-and-coming useful artists.
Obsidian Portal		Artefantastico/Sergio Caridad
This is a great resource for setting up, recording and running campaigns. It's wiki based, and for $5 per month you can have a forum, loads of zoomable maps, keep it private... The link goes through to the Greater Sea campaign our local group runs as an adhoc framework - it's simple, but look through some of the others!		One of our artists for Dryhaven. Some cool dragons and some interesting colour and sea work can be seen on his site.