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Back in March, the world of Tikor burst onto the tabletop role playing scene with a fantastic Kickstarted project — Welcome to Tikor: The Swordsfall RPG Setting and Art Book. The idea is timely, an Afropunk Sci-Fantasy RPG setting, filled with danger, mystery, and characters that will fit almost any adventure you want to play. Following up on that successful launch, the Swordsfall Studios team has plenty more to offer. Right now, they are offering a Graphic Novel on Kickstarter — Drift of Dreams. Drift of Dreams Art by Joshua Small Immersive Graphic Novel Drift of Dreams will be a 100+ page full-color graphic novel set within the Swordsfall universe. The stories will feature people from across Tikor as they take the real-life wars into their dreamworlds, The Tapestry. The team promises plenty of compelling characters, both magical and mundane, fighting for or against The Withering King Xavian with the help of powerful Dreamweavers. This war of the mind is one that humans never asked for, but are destined to win or lose. Lead writer is the creator of the project, Brandon Dixon. In addition to other successful Kickstarter projects, Dixon has a World of Tikor novel out, Volume 1: Tikor, the Beginning: A Swordsfall Lore Book. The majority of the graphic novel is written, so extra levels in the Kickstarter go to paying the artists more, and thus producing a more beautiful book. Dixon is an omni-nerd who grew up during the golden days of Toonami, Spawn comic books and G4. He’s t…
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L.E.H. Light
Editor, Writer, Critic, Baker. Outspoken Mother. Lifelong fan of sci fi/fantasy books in all their variety. Knows a lot about very few things. She/Her/They.
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