Streets of Bedlam fan Karl Keesler whipped up these amazing sheets that take a visual cue from one of the setting’s more direct inspirations. I think these look fantastic, and Karl was kind enough to let me put these up for everyone to enjoy. Click the images below to download your own copies.

Thank you, Karl!

Finally! If you’ve been waiting on Five-Story Drop, I have some good news: I wanted to make sure all the Kickstarter backer copies had shipped before opening this for public sale but now anyone can grab Five-Story Drop in print and/or pdf right here.

Shipping Update
My hope is that, by now, almost all of you have received your physical rewards (books and dice). If you pledged $60 or less and have not received your reward, please let me know!

Most of the $100 and $200 backers should have their goods as well though I did just discover that ten international orders didn’t make it out due to being hidden in the spreadsheet. *sigh* But I’m fixing that immediately. I have a stack of packages ready to go out tomorrow morning.

Moving Forward
Latest word from Ed Lima is that the soundtrack is coming along well and should be wrapping up soon. I’m very excited to get the rest of the soundtrack out to you folks.

For those who have been wanted to pick up Five-Story Drop, I will have the book added to the online store tomorrow.

Last major bit to wrap up are the backer-influenced scenarios. If you’re one of those backers, expect an email next week to get the ball rolling.

Streets of Bedlam has had multiple bumps in the road since the Kickstarter launch. I fumbled some major aspects and I sincerely apologize to everyone. I will endeavor to wrap up these last few bits in the coming months.

Early next year, expect word on the next book in the series. I have the writer contracted and will be moving forward with that soon. Stay tuned.