
ALT Three quotations from the web game Fallen London, placed against a moody background of thousands of candles in a cavern. "This will begin a storyline that you will later greatly regret. Don't do it." "Playing this branch will give you an unsatisfying ending in another, as-yet-unwritten story. You will not know which story; it may not come out for months, or even years. This is permanent and irrevocable." "This is not a wise choice."

ALT Album cover for EXPANSION by the garages. Art by iris jay comics. A blaseball flies towards home plate, and we’re riding along with it, our perspective positioned just under its flight path. The Coin stands front and center ahead of us, shining golden in the bright white of the four stadium lights cloistered around and above. It looms in the stands behind the strike zone, where a Garages batter is poised to hit the incoming pitch. They have chin-length dark hair, medium-dark skin, and are wearing a Garages uniform with a red and white flannel tied around their waist. Their bat is striped in the colors of the trans flag. Behind the plate is an umpire, also with medium-dark skin. On either side of the duo are a collection of bats haphazardly stuck into the ground, a blue and red baseball cap hanging on each handle. These are the swords of fallen teammates. A line of green advertisements ring the wall behind them, offering up niceties from the Expansion Era. Above the wall are the floods.

ALT Blue, white, and cyan teaser image. The square is divided approximately in half diagonally. The top-right triangle is cyan drippy text on medium blue background. In the top right corner are the words "Anima. Salvatoris. Benedictus." with the date 6. 30. 24. underneath. The fourth strike logo is in the top left in white. The bottom-left triangle is colored cyan, with some arcs and spikes bleeding out into the other side's blue background like solar prominences. In the center of the image is a white circle, mimicking the center of a vinyl. There's some text here in black, some of it covered by the cyan "prominences." What's visible looks like "The Garages" in a scribbly lettering, a series of overlapping boxes and x's that could potentially be interpreted as letters, the words "The Garages" again in a cleaner handwriting, followed by "(R. Brookwood)" in the same handwriting font. End description.






























