The Red Duncan

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He/Him. Demi-Sexual/Panromantic. TTRPG enthusiast, Semi-honorable Rōnin, and all around cheerful guy. Dunco did not invent d20 fantasy roleplaying.

A picture of a Roll20 Hexgrid map, featuring an enemy ingress at the northern most point. There are two large domed houses on the North West and North East sides of the picture. Featured are two sets of tier 2, size 4, infantry subalterns; and two tier 2, size 1, archer tanks. On top of a wall is Down Scatter, an Amber Phantom that has been Hasted with jump jets. To the East is DEATH-DEFY-PROMOTE, a Lich, which has just launched a Temporal Anomaly onto the enemy and ready to return to it's Soul Vessel (off screen). In the center of the frame are four overlapping Bursts of various sizes and colors (Red, Burst 3. Yellow, Burst 3. Purple, Burst 2. Turquoise, Burst 3.) each emanating from a size 1 image. The Red one features the Retrograde Minis Cloud. The Yellow and Purple ones feature the Lich's real life player with the words "War Criminal" written across his face. The Turquoise one features Pandemonica from Helltaker. Chaos ensues.
The cover for Massif Press's "No Room For A Wallflower" campaign for the Lancer TTRPG system. The cover features several named NPCs including a native female Hercynian holding the skull of an Egregorian, an NHP (Non-Human Person) sitting in contemplation, a female military officer, a squad of soldiers in panic, a female administrative officer, and a heavily decorated military robot with a flaming, skull-like, face. Set in the foreground is the razed city of Evergreen, a colony on Hercynia, being assaulted on all sides by robots and an ancient mecha frame. The robots carry crude, lengthy, spear-like weapons and march towards Evergreen. In the top left there is the company and game logo for Massif Press and Lancer.