If you ever need an inspiring image for a scene in your Tribe 8 game, this has everything you need:
33 Most Beautiful Abandoned Places In The World
Showing posts with label Inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inspiration. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Friday, March 29, 2013
Here are some good references for abandoned places
Although it's only a couple years old, this town abandoned as a result of the Fukushima nuclear accident shows how things can be when they're suddenly abandoned. Stores still full of merchandise, vending machines stocked, but other things (like buildings) damaged or falling apart. Imagine what this place would be like if it were left alone for 30-50 years.
Also, a quick update: more Tribe 8 content is coming, and once I get past a couple milestones in working on Apotheosis Drive Exodus I will be returning to the Fate Core conversion. Also, I will be reviewing the Spark rpg on Aggregate Cognizance in the next week with an eye toward adapting Tribe 8 to that as well.
Also, a quick update: more Tribe 8 content is coming, and once I get past a couple milestones in working on Apotheosis Drive Exodus I will be returning to the Fate Core conversion. Also, I will be reviewing the Spark rpg on Aggregate Cognizance in the next week with an eye toward adapting Tribe 8 to that as well.
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Some creepy photographs and disturbing paintings
The first of these comes from a gallery of photos taken in an abandoned veterinary school in Brussels. The jars on the shelves contain a number of organs and other parts from animal specimens. The site looks like it would be a great place for Z'bri to set up shop, but even without them it definitely would be a great setting for a pretty horrific scenario. You can see the rest of the images here but they aren't for the squeamish.
The second image comes from the website for the artist Zoran Velimanovic. He has a number of extremely surreal paintings that fit thematically with either the Fatimas or the Z'bri, and others that are just really great inspiration. Again, they're not for the easily offended or squeamish.
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