With the GM’s Day Sale ongoing on RPGNow, I’ve reinvested some more earnings into another three pieces of stock art from Fat Goblin Games.

These are three more pieces of Lovecraftian art for the ongoing Tomes book. The pieces purchased were Cthulhu, Mi-Go and Yithian. I think that’s enough stock art of this type  for the supplement now.

The current sale on RPGNow is Complete Your Collection.

This sale only applies to Bundles (of which we only currently have four) and in it you can buy any products you are missing from a bundle at a reduced price.

The only Bundles we have are the various Names bundles, but take a look at them on RPGNow.

Once again, I’ve reinvested some of the earnings into stock art. These are three pieces from Fat Goblin Games – I discovered last night that they were in the last few hours of a sale (must have missed the original email) and that, after the sale, the artwork was going to go up – substantially.

So, I purchased another three pieces of Lovecraftian stock art for the Tomes book that is (still) being worked on. These were Hound of Tindalos, Byakhee and Rat Thing. I suppose I could have purchased the other artwork in the series, but I had no immediate, or even planned, use for it. Hopefully, this won’t be regretted at a future date when it costs many times more than it did.

I’ve reinvested some of the money in buying three things from Fat Goblin Games. Two of these are pieces of stock art, both Lovecraftian in theme, a picture of an Elder Thing and one of a Deep One. Both of these are intended for a new Tomes supplement that is being written.

I also got the modern cover and page backgrounds set. All the other templates purchased so far have been from Lord Zsezse Works, but they don’t have a modern design as yet. I may not use this new template set much, and I may switch should Lord Zsezse come up with a modern set, but it was bought at the discounted price of only $1, so it’s not a huge expense even if it only gets limited use.

I’ve reinvested some earnings into another one of Lord Zsezse Works‘s excellent template packs, Demonic.

This is one of the sets that comes complete with back covers, as well as the standard front covers and papers.

Admittedly, this is another set that I have no planned, or even thought of, uses for; it was bought because it was on offer at a good discount. Still, it will undoubtedly be useful at some point.