Another book down

So this week I finished another roleplaying book for the Status Quo Universe.  This book had a major overhaul of the systems, especially inventory and vehicles.  Everything was stripped down and retooled, with over half the book being re-written or revised so that it all lined up with the work we're doing on the video game side of the project.

Honestly I was kinda shocked at how fast it all came together.  Usually a book takes months and months, maybe even a year, to get all the writing, art, and layout put together for a professional looking product.  From start to finish, this edition of the book took 3 months.

...like, so fast I hope I didn't screw it up, lol.

We release on February 22nd, because it's my birthday dammit.


Here's some art from the book which is basically a collection of all the art I've done for the video game in the last 3 years.  This little cross section doesn't even scratch the surface of the amount of art in the RPG book, or what you'll see in the final video game.  I just grabbed some random favorites.




*Pats self on back*



(Yeah, a LOT of art)




Grab a copy of the RPG here:
https://www.miffedkittypress.com/product-page/status-quo-the-roleplaying-game-5th-edition


Help an indie buy some ramen, lol.

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