During a recent stock art sale by Rogue Genius Games, I picked up quite a few pieces of stock art by Jacob Blackmon.

These are going to be used to develop more monster supplements for Hero Kids. The eventual aim is to publish an entire bestiary; however, the cost of the stock art makes it a bit difficult to buy all of it at once. So single monster supplements, available as Pay What You Want, are being released to generate the income to buy more stock art, as has just been done.

The existing monsters will be incorporated into the bestiary when it is ready. They may be tweaked, so feedback on these is appreciated.

Three more supplements have reached a best-selling level, either moving up or for the first time.

On DriveThruRPG, 100 Irrelevant Clues to Bamboozle Players has gone from the Copper level to Silver.

Meanwhile, on RPGNow, 100 Things to Find, See and Hear in a Forest and A Baker’s Dozen of Dungeon Rooms have both reached the Copper level.

Partly thanks to the recent Cthulhu Mythos Sale, several more supplements have gained new best-selling metal ranks.

On DriveThruRPG, 100 Creepy Things and Event s to Find in a Spooky House and 100 Creepy Things and Events to Encounter Outdoors became the first supplements to reach the Electrum level, moving up from Silver.

On RPGNow, 100 Rumours to Hear in a Town or Village became the site’s first Silver supplement, moving up from Copper, and 100 Less Than Useful Books to Find on a Fantasy Bookshelf reached the Copper level.

Partly thanks to the recent Christmas in July Sale, there are some new updates to the best selling supplements.

On DriveThruRPG, 100 Books on Alchemy to Find on a Bookshelf has moved up from the Copper to the Silver sales level, becoming the sixth supplement to go Silver.

On RPGNow, 100 Creepy Things and Events to Encounter Outdoors II has gone Copper, matching its level on DriveThruRPG.

Three more supplements have reached the Copper best-selling level on DriveThruRPG.

100 Early Books on Egyptology to Find on a Bookshelf has 100 different genuine books on Egyptology published prior to World War II.

100 Less Than Useful Books to Find on a Fantasy Bookshelf, the first supplement providing less than useful books for bookshelves.

A Baker’s Dozen of Inhabited Worlds has thirteen different system-agnostic planets.

Two more supplements have reached the Copper best-selling level on DriveThruRPG.

Equipment and Items – A Hero Kids Compatible Supplement is only the second non-generic supplement to achieve a metal level.

100 Irrelevant Notes and Letters to Bamboozle Players has achieved Copper, matching its performance on RPGNow.