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Its that time of year! The Modest Medusa Holiday sale is now live! You can check out the sale here.
The sale includes something exciting: The Modest Medusa Season 1 Hardcover! I found a small number of these books hidden away in a box. I thought the Season 1 hardcover book was long sold out, but I have a dozen available for sale. Get them while you can!
The sale includes a bunch of deals. Check this out:
– Modest Medusa Hardcover books: $17 each (regular price $20.00)
– 24 Hour and 48 Hour Modest Medusa books: $10 each (regular price $12.00)
– Season 1-5 11 x 17 inch prints: $8 each (regular price $12.00)
– The Modest Medusa Digital Library: $20
– Resin Miniatures: $5 each (regular price $8.00)
– Original art
Certainly not what I would expect.
Blame blood loss!
Really, who hasn’t made this mistake as a kid am I right?
But what was the nest line?
“Put it on a hook and throw it in the river”?
“Stab it one more time if it starts to quiver”?
“Carve off a little tiny tiny tiny tiny sliver”?
“The sheer anticipation will surely make you shiver”?
*next
Guess it’s something about an angr… a hungry beaver
Oh, I like that one!
It’s OTHER Other Mother!
Wait, is that… a Toothfacer???
Actual upness may vary…
I’m so curious to learn more about the Toothfacers! The Yeld RPG has a few tiny hints about their origins but I’m hoping between this lovely person and the stuff Modest ran into right before Halloween Cat that we’ll get to see a little more of them in the comic!
We will! We ended up cutting a LOT of Toothfacer stuff out of the Yeld RPG for space reasons, which sucked. Theres all different kinds of Toothfacers. The sack people we’ve seen are the type that try to emulate the other people of Yeld and live in their communities. But there are Toothfacers that make their own communities and don’t bother with humanish forms at all. There are Toothfacers that make their out layers out of hide or silk or metal or human skin. And there are truly monstrous Toothfacers that have never known anyone else and live wild in remote places, and have non concept of shape or community.
Now I’m just imagining a Toothfacer that makes a habit of “hollowing out” members of Yeld’s other races and wearing their skins…
Thanks, Jake, now I have to figure out how to use this as a campaign villain XD
Yeah. Thats something we considered putting into the book but decided to leave out.
OMG I’m so delighted about that! In the Yeld game I run, our Friends recently encountered a Toothfacer shepherd on the road and they players were 100% convinced he was going to rob them blind but collectively decided that their Friends are innocent kids that don’t yet assume the worst of people and they offered to share their campsite and meal with him for the night having just met him. I’d been planning to use the Black Shephard encounter from the Summer Collection but decided against it so that I didn’t punish their optimistic generosity.
Ahhh. Being nice pays off.