East Haven Heights Volume 2 Issue #01: A Crack in the World
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Welcome back to East Haven, home of the modern superhero! Heroics in the city weren’t always as straightforward as they are today, and our heroes have the scars to prove it. But an apocalypse once buried is starting to slip free, and they’ll have to set aside their differences to stop it in ISSUE #01: A CRACK IN THE WORLD. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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TRAILER: East Haven Heights Volume 2
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East Haven Heights Volume 2 begins July 1, 2025. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr: Art by Ben Prevas Music by Andrew: Transcripts: Molotov College by W. H. Arthur:
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Fiasco: Road Kill
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We're back with another FIASCO! This time, prepare yourselves for multiple attempted murders, white collar crime, a big pile of divorce papers, and— The Sticc?! Fiasco is by Jason Morningstar and Bully Pulpit Games. The "Road Kill" playset is by Christine Roth. Support us on Patreon: Follow us on Tumblr:
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Forensic Department of Paranormal and Demonic Activity 02: The Infinity Key pt 2
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Forensic Department of Paranormal and Demonic Activity 01: The Infinity Key pt 1
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Covenant Design Diary with Ben Prevas (Preview)
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Ruin's Gate Postmortem Q&A
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ANNOUNCEMENT: Ruin's Gate Postmortem & Covenant Crowd Sale
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Ruin's Gate 60: Out of the Ruin
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When the first settlers left Earth for Antarras, they did so with the understanding that they would never see Earth again. Either their mission would be a grand success, and they’d make a new life for themselves on those distant shores, or the trip—and the attempt to establish a new home in alien lands—would kill them. An equal mix of refugees and dreamers, none of them even bothered to imagine that their children, or their grandchildren, would see Earth again: they were, after all, fleeing a planet on fire, daring to explore the unknown because it felt safer, somehow, than staying put....
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Ruin's Gate 59: In the Wrong Hands
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Hellstone weaponry was always destined to be a matter of convergent evolution: with so powerful an energy source at their fingertips, and in such a volatile set of situations, the eventuality that someone tried to create a more powerful weapon was certain. The mystery was only a matter of who would get there first—and, of course, who would get to wield them. For the Company, Antarras was not only a source for hellstone, but it was also a testing ground, a safe place far from Earth to see just what these hellstone weapons could do. But for the people of Antarras who were developing their own...
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Meanwhile, in the writings of Confessor Leviticus to her final congregants, this pilgrimage is characterized somewhat differently. She speaks of the pilgrimage not as a promise, or even as a journey, but as a kind of fortification, a taking up of arms. This should hardly be surprising: the visions granted to Leviticus by God were filled with this kind of martial imagery, and she seems to have seen herself as a kind of warrior or soldier, rather than a shepherd or a leader. But the idea stands, nevertheless. The pilgrimage isn’t so much about making oneself closer to god, but instead about enacting a service for the people of Antarras, undertaking a transformative journey wherein those strong enough to make the journey are also deemed strong enough to protect those who cannot protect themselves.
This week, on Ruin’s Gate: The soul of Antarras.
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