ALT a lineless vector illustration of figures exploring an abandoned environment. the image is cropped, but it shows a cluster of glowing mushrooms, and a body of water containing a submerged building

ALT In an old-fashioned playbill style, header text reads, “We now humbly present, for your edification / A modest introduction to the rules of the game / Liar’s Dice”. The header is flanked on both sides by icons of a crow and a fox. Underneath, text reads, “Liar’s Dice is a class of bluffing games where players roll pools of dice and place wagers about the number of dice that share a particular face value. It is an old game with many names and many variations — but for the purposes of playing Last Train to Bremen, the rules are as follows:”

ALT Drawn in an iconographic woodcut style, illustrations of four animal heads: a cockerel, a cat, a hound, and a mule. Each icon is inside of a square box, and the boxes are arranged neatly from left to right on the page.

ALT on a grainy black background, text that reads "4.13.2024" along with a string of dice. the dice are spaced out and arranged so that each die corresponds to a digit of the date (a four, then a one, then a three, and so on). the die in the zero position in "2024" has a devil's face on it.

ALT Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game BAD BAD BAD: colorful playing cards with delinquent punk teenagers wielding lots of accessories. Text on the right side of the card reads, “Let’s be bad bad bad together”

ALT Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game BLADEBREAKER: a large, geometric mech, and three silhouetted figures wielding weapons against it. Text in the bottom right reads, “I’ll watch your back!”

ALT Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game, art from the tabletop game REALIS: a glowing red sun and a planet surrounded by hundreds of moons. Text on the right side of the card reads, “I’m always in a golden age with you, Valentine”

ALT Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game TEN THOUSAND DAYS FOR THE SWORD: a figure in a suit kicking a robot through a glass window, superimposed on a stock photo of a techno cityscape. Text along the top reads, “heyy hows it going hahaha heres a question for you would you happen to have any sort of interest in swearing some kind of oath of sworn siblinghood?? a devout pact to right the wrongs that plague this citys essence??? hahaha jk... unless????”

ALT Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game DINOCAR: cartoon dinosaurs driving cars through a colorful background. Text along the top of the card reads, “You drive me wild!”

ALT Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game LIKE SKYSCRAPERS BLOTTING OUT THE SUN: lines of text layered over each other in dense footnotes. Text on the left side of the card reads, “You and I speak¹ the same² language³”

ALT Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game BLOODBEAM BADLANDS: a vampire dressed like a cowboy, and in the background, a Tyrannosaurus Rex with a gun for a head. Text on the right side of the card reads, “Valentine, I’m burning up for you!”

ALT Arranged like a grade school valentine’s card, art from the tabletop game YAZEBA’S BED & BREAKFAST: Monday, the fairy dream merchant, offering an unsigned contract with lots of fine print. Text on the left side of the card reads, “You’ve stolen my heart… can I have yours?”

ALT blades in the dark guy next to the text "stabhanded liker" which is styled to look like the blades in the dark cover text

ALT An illustration of the character Mustard Red from PALISADE, doing a tiktok live. Her caption reads "Everyone's favorite #NPCstreamer! #fyp #Glint #HamSlurper #NoSpicy #WeirdGirl #ArbitRAGER" Comments from @ParisFrance read "people are dying mustard / please answer your phone". One comment from @joe.of.life reads "i KNOW she at a ham!!!" The account @Arbitrage (verified) has gifted her two ham slurpers (slurpees that look like hamburgers) and one stellar combustor (a red sun with metal rings surrounding it).

ALT The sickos "Yes... ha ha ha... yes!" meme from the Onion, as drawn by Ward Sutton. The titular sickos man is looking at the card backing design for the Folk Engine spindlewheel booster pack

ALT a screenshot of a word document, with the word count listed (page count 25, word count 7304, character count 41,455, characters without spaces 34437). the title of the document is "street magic expanded edition". on the left column is a section of table of contents headers reading "ephemera" (with variant rules for longform play, circles, and solo play), and "notes & advice" (with subheaders for good practices, worldbuilding for other games, and teaching the game)