(I realize that 25-40% of these will actually back, but I'll take any good news I can get)

Going by pre-launch follower numbers alone, my Kickstarter is halfway to its goal! Spread the word, get in on it and support indie designers while getting a rollicking game like no other. (PS I may have found my artist!)

Don't have one. DM me details.

Your work about Lovecarftean angels looks awesome! Will find time to sit down & read after this campaign...

I think AI art will come to be accepted, sadly, in time. I remember the outcry when people started using Photoshop, now it is seen as another tool. I prefer hoomans.

Moorcock introduced Iceships in The Ice Schooner, but this romantic view of sailing ships on ice runners needs an update. Instead, Nuna’s light Iceships are like solar sails of space . Anyone can be trained to use one, but repair is the sole province of Scientists.

By all means! Launch is the 21st of this month. Thanks for the support, tell your friends!

The other day I posted the following two sketches I mde of Inuit. The left is taken from a still of a Northen Inuit woman from the 1920’s. The right is from the 1903 picture of Southern Inuit rescuers of the doomed Hubbard Expedition, one of whom was my great grandfather.

There are 2 types of iceship in Nuna. Schooners, light ships with silver sails and runners that flit across pack ice and ice shelves. Breakers, small metal cities that plod their way through the thin (3 meter) edges of ice shelves. Whalers use both, Vikings the former.

APPENDIX N FOR NUNA 4) Sketches of Labrador Life - A journal by aunt Lydia Campbell of the disappearing traditional lifestyle of Labrador Inuit as they assimilated into communities. Thanks, great-great-great grandmother!