





The three starting scavengers ready to embark on a new life of dungeon looting.
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A new room deep inside the dungeon. The warmth is merely an illusion. Threat lurks in every shadow...
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The last scavenger so far. She is ready to embark on a perilous quest!
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New scavenger! With an authentic sugar loaf medieval hat, very fashionable for a low level scoundrel
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Scavenger. This is one of the low-level avatars. I had plenty of fun researching the medieval backpack. Some bits actually come from the Hidden Fortress. Any excuse to throw in some Kurosawa! Even on an European-Medieval game!
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Bon 14 juillet ! With a beautiful comic by the master artist Romain Hugault






More shopkeepers! Looking at more authentic and colourful medieval clothes. Not just brown on brown.
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Research is always fun. When coming up with mysterious symbols for the dungeons we discovered these cattle marks used by the Reeves of Epping Forest, from 1887. Not exactly a medieval source, but they are probably a lot older than the documentation. And they look the part!
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The start town is almost finished! Here you’ll be able to see other players, select your best avatar, and equip before joining an expedition into the dungeon
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A very dark corridor...
We are constantly playing with the dungeon's darkness. Too dark and new players might be put off. Too light and we will lose the core mechanics of having to use torches and sticking together as a team.
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Not bad, but I'm afraid the perfect truck is French: La bagnole




