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This time will be short. For my Impossible Landscapes reading I've created a dedicated bookmark. What better material I could find than King in Yellow tarot card from Arc Dream deck? So after two printouts, some cutting here I have this little piece of art. To bad that the shipping cost is outrageous right now. But maybe in the future, the whole deck will be in my possession.

For now, I've got only The King in Yellow (sorry for the overexposed pictures).

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Good Friends Of Jackson Elias decided to give a discount coupon for Dockside Dogs - an adventure by Paul Fricker himself for their Patrons. As I'm reading Impossible Landscapes for Delta Green right now, I'm thinking of running this adventure prior to the campaign. I know that campaign is a behemoth to prep and run, but I think I can squeeze PCs from Dockside Dogs in there somewhere. I've got a couple of ideas but I want to be spoiler-free, so I will not say any more at this moment. What do You think about my idea? I've created another cover for this adventure, just for the fun of making it. 

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Hello there! Since my last update, there is almost nothing to tell You about. Almost. Because I've finally printed my copy of Static Protocol for Delta Green from Dennis Detwiller Patreon feed. This is another effort to prepare for my Impossible Landscapes campaign. This will be a more in-depth game if my players will use this resource. Also with my lovely wife, we translated Cassilda's Song from the Yellow Sign book from Chaosium. But we are working on smoothing it out in the Polish language. 

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A couple of days ago I've finished reading Cyberpunk Red. There is lots of fun stuff and lots of stuff that I need to tweak for Our hometown campaign. There are some aspects of global history that I must consider in Our timeline. So it will be whole a lot of work before we come back to Bielitz City.  Worldbuilding and World-changing can be very enjoyable and also stressful things. I'm hoping for an enjoyable experience. We will see. In the near future, maybe after I will read thru the correspondence of H.P. Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard from 1934, I will delve into this great book of madness. I'm going to run this monster in the future (but cannot tell how distant). This is one of my goals for the future. For now, I can only say that Dela Green's approach to King in Yellow and Carcossa Myths is very interesting and strange than typical. Cannot wait to shed the yellow truth on my players. 

One nasty little one-shot!

As I decide to create one blog post every week this year, I'm fulfilling my duty. For the last week or so I delve in Peters Rawlik's book. Starting with Reanimator, then I move to Weird Company and then to Reanimatrix. Chapter 2 of this book is not just interesting reading, but it is a one-shot for one player just ready to be played. If someone wants to run a little game with The King In Yellow, just read it and You are ready to go! It also will be easy to adapt it to Delta Green.