One of my favorite drawings from the zine is this gangly humanoid with a gaping maw. Dubbed the loncrus, we decided it was a soul-sucking demon that targets the pious and pure. Clerics should be especially careful when it appears at night as it feasts on PCs' personality scores!

It was a close call, but our first monster creation poll has a clear winner with "tore through the veil of dreams." Thank you to everyone who voted!

This time 'round we're focusing on the creatures attacks. Feel free to elaborate on your choice in the comments. The top two results will win!

Hail, reavers! After two days the campaign is doing great. Thank you again for your early support!

As I mentioned in my last update, I've held off writing up one of the creatures for the zine so that you can have a hand in it! Here's the beast in question:

I've posted the first poll for your input: Where do you think this thing is from? Answer the poll, or add your suggestions in a comment on this post. You have until Saturday at 2p ET!

Wow! Thanks to everyone who got us off to a strong start. We funded in three hours and my kids are thrilled about it! I've had a great time working on this project with them and look forward to sharing the fruits of our labors with you.

In fact, I've been holding off writing up stats for one of the monsters so that backers can get in on the fun! On Thursday I'll be posting a picture of one of the monster drawings with some polls about potential features, attacks, etc. Backers will get to vote and help bring this monstrosity to life!

Here's a sneak peek at the critter in question:

My friend Luau Lou is currently funding a new Mutant Crawl Classics module called The Gammatastic Voyage. Travel through the exotic inner body of a ravaging kaiju on a mission to plant a bomb in its brain!

If you're familiar with Lou's previous modules you know they're something special and this one is no exception: it includes transparent map overlays of the monster's body like a biology textbook! Check out The Gammatastic Voyage today!