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Eldritch

The Art of Eldritch

This is the art made for Eldritch, grouped by subject. Select any piece to see it at full size.

The World

The maps show the Annwyn, the Kingdom of Arnesse, and Tian Zhou.

The map of the Annwyn, a pale landmass of forests, hills, and brown regions beside Duskwatch Harbour, with a cavalryman at lower left and two mounted musicians at upper right. — The AnnwynMap of the Annwyn, the land beyond the mists where the events took place, also sold as a 33-inch print.

A map of the Kingdom of Arnesse inside a patterned border, from the Everfrost in the north to the southern coast, with a hooded figure at upper right and a reaper with a scythe beside a red shield at lower right. — The Kingdom of ArnesseMap of the Kingdom of Arnesse, also sold as a 33-inch print with an aged effect.

A map of the continent of Tian Zhou, with mountains in the north, a broad open plain at its center, and islands along the southern coast. — Tian ZhouMap of Tian Zhou, the continent of the Twilight Empire, shared in the Tian Zhou library on the old website.

The Great Houses

These are the banners of the nine great houses, the ninth being the Twilight Empire. Earlier versions follow.

The Great Houses

The banner of House Aragon: a crowned gold dragon holding a spear and a scroll on an orange field. — House AragonBanner of House Aragon, rulers of the Tarkath, whose creed was "Fire, Fang, and Fury".

The banner of House Bannon: two gray wolves rear beside a yellow tower on a red field, one holding a halberd and one a black flag. — House BannonBanner of House Bannon, rulers of the Sovereignlands, whose creed was "Never Yield".

The banner of House Blayne: a sword tipped with a yellow sun on a light blue field among clouds, with a ribbon reading Auroram Ferte. — House BlayneBanner of House Blayne, rulers of the Hearthlands, whose creed was "Bring the Dawn".

The banner of House Corveaux: a gold winged sword on a blue field with white stars. — House CorveauxBanner of House Corveaux, rulers of the Midlands, whose creed was "Farther!".

The banner of House Hale: a black bear and a white bear rear and cross halberds beneath a moon, on a blue and white field. — House HaleBanner of House Hale, rulers of the Everfrost, whose creed was "Vengeance is Ours".

The banner of House Innis: a white stag and a gray wolf rear beside a bare tree wrapped in chains, on a green field. — House InnisBanner of House Innis, rulers of the Northern Marches, whose creed was "Live that you may live".

The banner of House Richter: a dark tower between waning and waxing moons on a gray field, with a ribbon across it. — House RichterBanner of House Richter, rulers of the Dusklands, whose creed was "Cinder and Steel".

The banner of House Rourke: an orange kraken holding a broken ship on a field striped red and blue. — House RourkeBanner of House Rourke, rulers of the Three Seas, whose creed was "Take What is Ours".

The banner of the Twilight Empire: two black dragons around a red sun beneath a flame, on a gold field with white clouds. — The Twilight EmpireBanner of the Twilight Empire of Tian Zhou, the ninth great power.

Earlier Banners

An orange banner with a horned gold dragon’s head above the name Aragon. — Aragon, First BannerEarly banner design for House Aragon from the "Banners - Beta" set made in January 2018.

A red banner with a yellow tower above the name Bannon. — Bannon, First BannerEarly banner design for House Bannon from the "Banners - Beta" set made in January 2018.

A black banner with an orange sun above the name Blayne. — Blayne, First BannerEarly banner design for House Blayne from the "Banners - Beta" set made in January 2018.

A blue banner with a gold wing above the name Corveaux. — Corveaux, First BannerEarly banner design for House Corveaux from the "Banners - Beta" set made in January 2018.

A pale blue banner with a white bear’s head above the name Hale. — Hale, First BannerEarly banner design for House Hale from the "Banners - Beta" set made in January 2018.

A brown banner with a green tree over a knot, above the name Innis. — Innis, First BannerEarly banner design for House Innis from the "Banners - Beta" set made in January 2018.

A gray banner with a black hammer above the name Richter. — Richter, First BannerEarly banner design for House Richter from the "Banners - Beta" set made in January 2018.

A blue banner with an orange octopus above the name Rourke. — Rourke, First BannerEarly banner design for House Rourke from the "Banners - Beta" set made in January 2018.

House Castellan: a white castle beneath three crowns and two pairs of wings, with small stars, on dark blue. — House CastellanBanner of House Castellan, the fallen line that came before House Corveaux, used as a lore prop in The Arrival at the original Event 1.

The Aurorym: an orange sun with wavy rays over a white shield. — The AurorymDawn Sun shield of the Aurorym faith, used on the cover of the Aurorym faction packet.

The Fervent Order of the Vellatora: a sword laid point down over an orange sun. — The Fervent Order of the VellatoraDevice of the Fervent Order of the Vellatora, the knights of House Blayne, printed in the House Blayne packet.

An orange sun with wavy rays on a black shield. — The Blayne SunSun shield drawn for House Blayne, kept with its heraldry art beside several alternate sun designs.

Scenes of the Campaign

These scenes from the story were drawn for the museum at Event IX. The lines under them quote the museum’s cards, which are not always accurate.

The Ascension of Faelon: a painted city of domes and towers in black, white, and red. Fires burn among the buildings, figures fall through a beam of light below a cloud of winged creatures, and three figures watch from a balcony. — The Ascension of FaelonThe centerpiece of the museum. From the museum card: a golden-age city lifted into divine light, the faithful ascending, a priest leading them home. Look closer and the city is torn open.

An ink drawing of five figures in armor, robes, and cloaks, one with a round shield and one with a spear, standing beyond a ring of six carved coffin-shaped slabs set around a spiral. — The Night WardensFrom the museum card, “The Unsealing”: the Tower of Menethil, where one of the Night Wardens lay beneath each seal.

An ink drawing of three masked figures around a table set with cups, one pouring from a teapot, the one in the middle wearing a tall pointed headdress. — The Fae FeastFrom the museum card: tea taken in the wood with three of the fair folk, the Indulgent, the Long Weary and the Griever.

An ink drawing of a seated man in a cloak beside two figures in beaked plague masks, with small skulls drifting above his head. — The PlagueFrom the museum card, “The Mercy of Rats”: the healer William and the apothecary Casimir in Mystvale during the plague years.

An ink drawing of a long-haired warrior in furs raising an axe above a figure seated on the ground, with a star-shaped sigil in the sky and two small figures watching from a distance. — The Everfrost TraditionFrom the museum card: the northman Svērre of Husklif at the close of a duel, standing over his own brother, whom he slew.

An ink drawing of a bear in a horned headdress riding a unicycle on a curtained stage, while a woman in a long coat holds out her hands to it. — The Final ActFrom the museum card: the closing turn of the Grand Cirque Obscura, as Doktor Volgrim presents the company’s crowned bear.

An ink drawing of a woman in a tall headdress between a young man holding a shield marked with a dark circle and a girl holding a book, beneath an eclipsed sun. — The Dusk CeremonyFrom the museum card: the rite of the Aurorym at dusk, beneath seven stars that stand for the seven saints.

An ink drawing of a crowned man in a fur-trimmed cloak gesturing toward a figure bowing to the ground beside a crate, while a guard in a rat mask holds an axe beneath a string of pennants. — The Cheese KingFrom the museum card: Charles, first of his name, called the Cheese King, with his headsman masked as a rodent.

An ink drawing of a young woman holding a basket and a bearded man with a feather in his cap standing together, with a small fire at their feet and a crowd of horned figures behind them. — The WeddingFrom the museum card: the joining of Lady Estella of Blayne and Lord Cale “the Thorn” Bannon at the fires beyond the town.

An ink drawing of a heavyset man in a long coat and a hooded woman holding a small flame between them, with rays of light behind. — The KindlingFrom the museum card, “The Passing of the Flame”: Saint Casilda the Dawnbreaker gives the Dawn’s fire to Shazar and names him Lightbringer.

An ink drawing of a wild-haired figure lunging out of the trees toward a warrior in furs and a robed woman. — The HungerFrom the museum card: long taken for the Lean Man, who came out of the wood in a famine winter.

An ink drawing of a man carrying another man toward a seated woman who holds out a small lantern, with candles on the ground and a banner hanging above. — The Field MedicsFrom the museum card: long held to show the camp of the Ashen Sisters, who tended the dying through the plague years.

An ink drawing of three figures leaning on a ledge: one with a hand to her cheek, one with antlers in her hair, and a young man with his arms crossed. — The Witch’s GossipFrom the museum card: three of the coven condemned in the old trials, setting a working so that the town’s harvest would fail.

An ink drawing of three figures with swords and a lantern backing away from a dark mass covered in eyes and spiral marks. — The Mist’s MysteriesFrom the museum card, “The Procession of the Mists”: the priestess Abb of Dawnhaven leading, the girl Daphne bearing the flame, and Kas last.

An ink drawing of three figures standing at the edge of an open grave, one holding a lantern and a shovel. — The BurialFrom the museum card, “The Gravedigger”: Casilda, Rhona and Septimus at a burial in unconsecrated ground beyond the palisade.

People of the Annwyn

The drawings show the archetypes a character can choose, with portraits of a few people from the story.

King Giles II: a painting of a bearded king in a fur-trimmed red robe and a crown, seated on a carved throne. — King Giles IIPortrait of Giles Bannon II, King of Arnesse, whose death left the throne to his infant son Cyrus in the Event VII prologue.

Queen Aline Bannon: a painting of a queen in a white veil and a red gown, wearing a crown of leaves and holding a cup beside a window. — Queen Aline BannonPortrait of Aline Bannon, born a Blayne and raised in the Aurorym faith, Queen of Arnesse and later Queen Regent for her son Cyrus.

A gray painting of a bearded nobleman in a long coat over armor, standing with one hand at his chest. — A Richter NoblemanIllustration of a nobleman of House Richter, posted to the old website in 2022 under that name.

A gray painting of a dark-haired woman in a long hooded coat, shown full length beside two studies of her head, one of them masked. — FayneCostume design for a member of the Fayne Moirai, one of the four guilds of Arnesse, shown hooded, unhooded and masked.

A gray painting of a figure in a long dark cloak and a beaked mask reading a book, beside a close study of the mask. — The ApothecaCostume design for a member of the Apotheca, the guild of healers and potion-makers, posted to the old website in 2021.

An ink-wash drawing of a thin figure in a sash lifting a flask, with smoke curling around it. — AlchemistOne of the watercolor archetype drawings, posted to the old website in 2022 as the Alchemist archetype.

An ink-wash drawing of a hooded figure holding out a pair of scales, with bottles and charms hanging from the arms. — ApothecaryWatercolor drawing for the Apothecary, a basic archetype that started with Alchemy and Herbalism, posted to the old website in 2022.

An ink-wash drawing of a man in a top hat and goggles bent over a small mechanism at a workbench. — ArtificerWatercolor drawing for the Artificer, one of the basic archetypes in the rules, posted to the old website in 2022.

An ink-wash drawing of a tall robed figure with a sun at its chest, ringed by swirling smoke. — Auron

An ink-wash drawing of a smiling smith in an apron resting a hammer on his shoulder behind an anvil, with flames around him. — BlacksmithWatercolor drawing for the Blacksmith, one of the basic archetypes in the rules, posted to the old website in 2022.

An ink-wash drawing of an acrobat in striped trousers leaping through a large hoop. — CirqueWatercolor drawing for the Cirque, an advanced archetype that required another archetype first, posted to the old website in 2022.

An ink-wash drawing of a courtier in a striped doublet and a feathered hat, walking with a sword at his side. — Courtier

An ink-wash drawing of a woman in an apron holding a pitchfork. — Farmer

An ink-wash drawing of a woman in a tall veiled headdress and a long gown with hanging sleeves. — Gentry

An ink-wash drawing of a man in a wide hat leaning on a shovel, framed by the outline of a coffin. — Gravedigger

An ink-wash drawing of a woman sitting cross-legged with a bowl, holding a sprig inside a circle of leaves. — HerbalistWatercolor drawing for the Herbalist, one of the basic archetypes in the rules, posted to the old website in 2022.

An ink-wash drawing of a hooded hunter holding a bow, framed in dark wash. — Hunter

An ink-wash drawing of a grinning merchant in a feathered cap, loaded with packs and goods, tossing coins. — MerchantWatercolor drawing for the Merchant, a basic archetype that started with Income and Gathering, posted to the old website in 2022.

An ink-wash drawing of a miner in a helmet swinging a pick among large crystals. — MinerWatercolor drawing for the Miner, a basic archetype that started with Mining and ten iron ingots, posted to the old website in 2022.

An ink-wash drawing of a bearded man in a cap and tall boots eating, with a bag over his shoulder. — Peasant

An ink-wash drawing of a hooded figure in white with a snake coiled around one arm. — Physician

An ink-wash drawing of a hooded scholar sitting on a stack of books, reading between two candles. — ScholarWatercolor drawing for the Scholar, one of the basic archetypes in the rules, posted to the old website in 2022.

An ink-wash drawing of a soldier lunging behind a shield stuck with arrows, a bloodied sword lowered. — SoldierWatercolor drawing for the Soldier, one of the basic archetypes in the rules, posted to the old website in 2022.

An ink-wash drawing of a thin boy in braces and rolled trousers leaning against a post. — Urchin

An ink-wash drawing of two men in tall hats standing behind a dark pointed shape. — Vigil

Feller: an ink-wash drawing of a woodcutter swinging an axe into a stump whose roots trail down the page. — FellerWatercolor drawing for the Feller, the woodcutting archetype in the rules, posted to the old website in 2022 as the Woodcutter.

Faith and Saints

These are the Auron saints, painted in watercolor.

Saint Austra the Sanctified: a watercolor of a pale saint with long hair and a spiked halo, her hands raised, in a narrow robe marked with concentric circles and bands. — Saint Austra the SanctifiedSixth Martyr of the Dawn and author of the Litany of Shelter, whose symbol was a fortification on the Dawn Sun.

Saint Cuthbert the Fearless: a watercolor of a bearded saint in a crown and a sunburst halo, wrapped in a long dark cloak that tapers to a point, with a lion medallion on his chest. — Saint Cuthbert the FearlessSecond Martyr of the Aurorym, called the Lion of Dawn, whose symbol was a lion's head on the Dawn Sun.

Saint Orione the Pure: a watercolor of a slender saint in a rayed headdress and long pale robes, with a cord wound around both hands. — Saint Orione the PureFifth Martyr of the Dawn and author of the Litany of Virtue, whose symbol was a white river on the Dawn Sun.

Saint Philip the Servitor: a watercolor of a bearded saint with a hood pulled low over his face and a halo of dark ink blots, in long robes with two embroidered panels. — Saint Philip the ServitorFirst Witness of Magnus Blayne and first Patriarch of the Aurorym, whose symbol was a stack of books on the Dawn Sun.

Saint Sabine the Sacred Flame: a watercolor of a saint with short dark hair and a rayed halo, one knee raised and one fist lifted, her tunic marked with a flame. — Saint Sabine the Sacred FlameFourth Martyr of the Dawn, whose symbol was a single flame on the Dawn Sun.

Saint Symeon the Illuminated: a watercolor of a young saint with curly hair in front of a dark halo, holding a sprig against his chest and raising two fingers. — Saint Symeon the IlluminatedThird Martyr of the Aurorym and author of the Litany of Hope, whose symbol was a wheat sheaf on the Dawn Sun.

An ink-wash drawing of a young man before a round halo, holding an open book, with long ribbons of paper wound around his robe. — A Saint with a BookPart of the Auron saints art set; the file does not name the saint.

Guilds and Orders

These are the signs of the guilds and of the Hexen.

The Fayne Moirai: a long-beaked bird skull over a large eye, inside a pale blue circle. — The Fayne MoiraiSign of the Fayne Moirai, the order of seers, used on the cover of the Fayne faction packet.

The Wise Raven: a long-beaked bird skull engraved in pale blue and black. — The Wise RavenRaven skull from the cover of the Vigil guild packet; the Vigil kept ravens as the guild's bird.

A large eye inside a pale blue circle, engraved in black. — The Sentinels of the VigilEye from the cover of the Vigil guild packet, shown there beside the raven skull.

A winged dragon coiled around a staff in a figure eight, in orange, inside a ring. — The Guild of the ApothecaSign of the Apotheca, the guild of healers, filed with the medic item card art.

A serpent swallowing its own tail around a sword hung with a pair of scales. — The Guild of the CirqueSigil of the Cirque, the serpent of Tarkath devouring its own tail.

A sword through three linked gold rings, inside a black circle. — Hexen: The RingsA sign of the Hexen, the hunters of monsters and witches trained at three scholas.

A sword wrapped in a ribbon of pale smoke, inside a black circle. — Hexen: The SmokeA sign of the Hexen, the hunters of monsters and witches trained at three scholas.

A sword through a knot of red, blue, and green loops, inside a black circle. — Hexen: The KnotA sign of the Hexen, the hunters of monsters and witches trained at three scholas.

The Unbound and Oblivion

This page of sketches shows nethermancy, the art of raising the dead.

A page of red ink sketches: sigils, an eight-pointed star, a hooded figure, skulls, bottles, and studies of hands and faces. — Nethermancy SketchesSketches of nethermancy, the Nethermancers' art of raising the dead, whose writings appeared in game as Forbidden Lore.

Creatures and the Bestiary

These are the creatures and enemies of the bestiary.

An ink drawing of a werewolf crouched on a snowy ledge before a full moon. — WerewolfA werewolf from the Eldritch Monster Manual; two packs of werewolves went hunting at Event VII.

The Canagan: an ink drawing of a snarling werewolf’s head and shoulders, its claws raised. — The CanaganIllustration for the Eldritch Bestiary lore page on the Canagan, a kind of werewolf; the pages for the Wurdulac and the Lycan used it too.

The Ghost: an ink drawing of a wraith with a gaping face and spiky hair, its body trailing into a dark swirl. — The GhostIllustration for the Eldritch Bestiary lore page on the Ghost, the mildest kind of wraith; the Revenant page used it later.

An ink drawing of a hunched hag in a hooded cloak, reaching out with long fingers. — The Hag

The Crixa: an ink drawing of a screaming woman with hollow eyes and wild hair rising out of a dark bowl, with a small skull beside her. — The CrixaIllustration for the Eldritch Bestiary lore page on the Crixa, a witch who draws her power from the Undercroft; the Weaver page used it too.

A sketch of a masked figure leaping with a curved blade before a wheel of thin lines. — Plaguist

An ink drawing of a figure in long dark robes raising a staff, with skeletal hands reaching out of swirling smoke. — NecromancerA necromancer, drawn on the Eldritch Bestiary lore page for the Nethermancer Initiate.

An ink drawing of a figure in long tattered robes with arms raised, standing in a red circle beneath a red sigil and a skull. — NethermancerA nethermancer, drawn for the Eldritch Bestiary lore page on the Initiate; a nethermancer appeared in the Battle for the Necropolis at Event IV.

A drawing of a horned figure in a long white robe covered in black script, holding a hooked blade. — NetherphageThe Netherphage, the creature a nethermancer summons to guard it while it works; one appeared in the Battle for the Necropolis at Event IV.

The Withered Lover: a drawing of a gaunt figure with a halo pressing its hands to its head, in a long red and black robe. — The Withered LoverThe ghost of Lady Igraine Penrose, the Withered Lover, whose encounter ran at Event IV.

Grace Bannon, Lady of Chains: a drawing of a gaunt woman in a red gown bound in chains, with a skeletal figure crawling behind her and red script beside her. — Grace Bannon, Lady of ChainsThe ghost of Lady Grace Bannon, the Lady of Chains, which haunted the settlers at Tamris at Event I.

An ink drawing of a ragged figure lurching forward in a torn cloak and boots. — RevenantA revenant, one of the unhallowed dead in the Eldritch Monster Manual.

An ink drawing of a shouting man in rough armor holding out a pale, jagged blade. — WightA dread wight, one of the unhallowed dead in the Eldritch Monster Manual.

An ink drawing of a tall figure in a long ragged gown and a crown of branches, holding a card and a staff. — The FaeThe Fae, who returned at Event V to take their due from the Tavern Keep at a feast.

Clovis Krey, the Ebon Executioner: a drawing of a skeleton in pieces of plate armor, its limbs pulled apart and surrounded by five swords, on tan paper. — Clovis Krey, the Ebon ExecutionerThe ghost of Clovis Krey, the Ebon Executioner, which Curate Selyne drove away at Event II.

Bones, the Harrower: a pale sketch of a tall robed figure made of bones and drapery, with a ring of handwritten script above its head. — Bones, the HarrowerThe ghost of Bones, the Harrower, a murderer whose specter first appeared in the Annwyn at Event III.

Places and Buildings

These buildings and resources appear on the campaign maps.

A colored drawing of a stone hall with several towers and red roofs. — Great HallArt for the Great Hall, a building in the Nest that the coalition could buy in Battle for the Annwyn.

A colored drawing of a stone manor house with a tower and red roofs. — ManorArt for the Manor building card in Battle for the Annwyn, which stands for the seven noble manors of Mistvale's High Quarter.

A colored drawing of a building with round red roofs and small round windows. — Marketplace

A colored drawing of a stone tower with a pointed red roof. — Fortified Wall

A colored drawing of a tall round tower of dark planks with a pointed roof. — Garrison

Herbalist's Garden: two figures, one with a staff and one carrying a pack, on a green hillside. — Herbalist's GardenArt for the Herbalist's Garden, a building in Market Cross that the coalition could buy in Battle for the Annwyn.

A thin wooden watchtower with a small flag, above the numeral I. — Watchtower

Three huts with red thatched roofs, above the numeral I. — Settlement

Huts with red roofs behind a wooden palisade, above the numeral I. — Walled SettlementMap token for a walled settlement in the World System, the first run's game between events, where a territory needed a settlement before anything else could be built there.

A colored drawing of a mill with a thatched roof, above the numeral I. — MillMap token for a mill in the World System, a resource building that gathered wood from a territory.

A mine entrance cut into a brown hill among trees, above the numeral I. — Mine

Cut stones and tools on a patch of bare ground, above the numeral I. — Quarry

A figure with a staff standing on a striped green field, above the numeral I. — FarmMap token for a farm in the World System, a resource building that produced food.

Striped green fields between trees, above the numeral I. — Fields

A brown rocky mound among trees, above the numeral I. — Iron

A heap of brown stone, above the numeral I. — Stone

A single tall green tree on a small hill, above the numeral I. — Timber

An ink drawing of a sailing ship on curling waves. — FleetMap token for a fleet in the World System, where ships sailed together under a knight, much like an army.

Markers of the Campaign Map

These figures stand for knights, scouts, and threats on the campaign maps.

Knight of House Hale: a knight in a pale blue tabard holding a pale blue pennant. — Knight of House HaleHouse Hale's knight marker, one of a set drawn in the colors of eight great houses.

Two hooded witch hunters in long coats and hats, in brown and orange. — Witch HuntersWitch hunter marker from the Hexen Marker set; the same pair, recolored, became the back of the Espionage deck in Battle for the Annwyn.

Troop of House Hale: three soldiers in mail beneath a pennant and a shield with a white bear. — Troop of House HaleHouse Hale's troop token for the World System, where rulers levied troops and moved them across the Annwyn.

A hooded ranger walking with a staff. — Ranger

A traveler in a wide hat walking with a staff and a pack. — ScoutScout token for the World System, where scouts surveyed a territory and reported what it held.

A hooded figure in gray holding a sword low. — HexenHexen token for the World System, where a ruler paid a Hexen bounty to hunt down a Champion.

A small shield with a white bear on a tall pole. — Stake

A tall dark hooded figure drawn in scratchy ink. — ThreatThreat token for the World System, in which each unexplored territory of the Annwyn held a hostile Encounter.

A dark figure in a long cloak with a pointed hood. — Threat, Cloaked

A hunched beast drawn in ink above a ribbon reading Champion. — ChampionChampion token for the World System, where every Encounter spawned a Champion that only a hired Hexen could defeat.

A tall hooded shape above a ribbon reading Champion. — Champion, Shrouded

A gray skull above a small black star. — Encounter

Two heaps of skulls, one with a broken banner and a cross. — RuinRuin marker of skull cairns; Battle for the Annwyn draws it under each quarter the Unbound still hold.

Flags of the Fleet

These are the flags of House Rourke’s High Armada.

The Albatross Doom: a white albatross in flight on a black flag. — The Albatross DoomFlag of the Albatross Doom, Lady Jane Swallowsong's flagship in House Rourke's High Armada, which reached the Annwyn at Event III.

The Ghost of the Deep: a white octopus spread across a dark red flag. — The Ghost of the DeepFlag of the Ghost of the Deep, Lord Olivar Dreadwind's ship in House Rourke's High Armada.

The Halcyon Fury: a brown and gold bird gripping a scroll, on a green flag. — The Halcyon FuryFlag of the Halcyon Fury, Lord Germaine Tempest's ship in House Rourke's High Armada.

The Kraken’s Maw: a white kraken seen from above, its tentacles curling, on a black flag. — The Kraken’s MawFlag of the Kraken’s Maw, Lord Harbad Leviathan's ship in House Rourke's High Armada.

The Nevertide: a great pale blue wave on a blue flag. — The NevertideFlag of the Nevertide, Lord Jonas Blackwater's ship in House Rourke's High Armada.

The Phantom Juggernaut: a pale whale with harpoons in its back, on a dark blue flag. — The Phantom JuggernautFlag of the Phantom Juggernaut, Lady Eleanor Stormsail's ship and the largest warship in House Rourke's High Armada.

The Scourge of the Depths: a white octopus wrapped around the hull of a ship, on a black flag. — The Scourge of the DepthsFlag of the Scourge of the Depths, Lord Edmund Undine's ship in House Rourke's High Armada.

The Tyrant’s Woe: a red mermaid holding up a pale drowned man, on a black flag. — The Tyrant’s WoeFlag of the Tyrant’s Woe, Lord Alain Grimtyde's ship in House Rourke's High Armada.

Artifacts, Props and Documents

These plant drawings, schematics, and documents are props from the events.

An ink drawing of a bigleaf maple branch with its leaves and winged seeds. — Bigleaf Maple

Celandine: an ink drawing of a dandelion with its root, leaves, and seed head. — CelandineDrawing of Celandine (dandelion) in the Identifying Herbs lore packet for Vale Lore I, printed as a text prop at Event X.

Luminesce: an ink drawing of a Douglas fir branch and cone, with a stand of firs behind. — LuminesceDrawing of Luminesce (Douglas fir) in the Identifying Herbs lore packet for Vale Lore I, printed as a text prop at Event X.

Duskland Rose: an ink drawing of a wild rose branch with hips and a single flower. — Duskland RoseDrawing of Duskland Rose (Nootka rose) in the Identifying Herbs lore packet for Vale Lore I, printed as a text prop at Event X.

Orgonnian Grapes: an ink drawing of Oregon grape leaves with a cluster of berries. — Orgonnian GrapesDrawing of Orgonnian Grapes (Oregon grape) in the Identifying Herbs lore packet for Vale Lore I, printed as a text prop at Event X.

An ink drawing of salal leaves with bell-shaped flowers and berries. — Salal

An ink drawing of a salmonberry branch with a berry and a flower. — Salmonberry

Thornwood Fern: an ink drawing of a sword fern growing out of rocks. — Thornwood FernDrawing of Thornwood Fern (sword fern) in the Identifying Herbs lore packet for Vale Lore I, printed as a text prop at Event X.

Verbaena: an ink drawing of yarrow with flat flower heads and feathery leaves. — VerbaenaDrawing of Verbaena (yarrow) in the Identifying Herbs lore packet for Vale Lore I, printed as a text prop at Event X.

Distillation Apparatus: a red-brown drawing of distilling glassware on stands, joined by tubes and marked with small labels. — Distillation ApparatusDrawing in the instructions for the distillation apparatus prop used at the Alchemy Training encounter at Event I.

A sepia drawing of rolled bolts of cloth on parchment. — ClothArt for the Cloth gathering card, a crafting material.

A sepia drawing of iron ingots stacked together on parchment. — Iron

A sepia drawing of a stack of hides on parchment. — Leather

Finished Wood: a sepia drawing of planks laid across a sawhorse on parchment. — Finished WoodArt for the Finished Wood gathering card, a crafting material.

Two skulls on parchment labeled Morbus and Venenum, one trailing a long tail and one set on crossed bones. — Morbus and VenenumThe disease (morbus) and poison (venenum) marks printed on disease and delivered poison item cards.

A drawing of an old iron padlock with a keyhole. — Padlock

Three lockpicks hanging from a ring. — Lockpicks

A black and white poster for the Bordello Brothers, with serpents twining around a dancer above the words Indulge Yourself in Decadent Delights. — The Bordello BrothersPoster for the Bordello Bros, advertising games of skill and chance, kept in the Cirque art folder.

A sepia sketch of a cauldron, flasks, and herbs, with handwritten notes. — Apothecary Schematic

A sepia sketch on parchment of a lantern, glassware, and tools, with handwritten notes. — Artificer SchematicHeader art printed on Artificer schematic cards, such as Stalwart Boots.

A sepia sketch on parchment of a helmet, a smith at work, and pieces of armor, with handwritten notes. — Blacksmith SchematicHeader art printed on Blacksmith schematic cards, such as Shelter of the Ancient Grove.

A sepia sketch on parchment of an archer drawing a bow beside arrows and bows, with handwritten notes. — Bowyer SchematicHeader art printed on Bowyer schematic cards, such as the Longbow.

A sepia sketch on parchment of cloth hanging and a figure working at a table, with handwritten notes. — Cloth Schematic

A sepia sketch on parchment of a cannon, a man with a long gun, and a mortar, with handwritten notes. — Gunsmith SchematicHeader art printed on Gunsmith schematic cards, such as the Crude Pistol.

A sepia sketch on parchment of nails, a hinge, and iron bars, with handwritten notes. — Iron Schematic

A sepia sketch on parchment of leather pieces, a satchel, and a pouch, with handwritten notes. — Leather Schematic

A sepia sketch on parchment of a carved horse head, a chair, a barrel, and a bow, with handwritten notes. — Wood Schematic

Cards and Game Art

This section holds the title art of Eldritch, the tarot cards, and the art of the Tavyl cards.

A tarot card titled The Fool: a red figure leaping beneath a sun, with white birds, on black. — The FoolTarot card set out in the tavern on Friday night of Event VIII for the Threads of Fate plot.

A tarot card titled The Magician: a pale woman in red robes raising a wand over a cup, between red curtains. — The MagicianTarot card for Part III of the Threads of Fate plot at Event VI.

A tarot card titled The Emperor: a robed figure in white holding up a golden orb, on black with gold lines. — The EmperorTarot card shown reversed at the King's seat in Part II of the Threads of Fate plot at Event VI.

A tarot card titled The Tower: a white tower struck by lightning beneath clouds, with red drops falling. — The TowerTarot card for Part IV of the Threads of Fate plot at Event VI.

A tarot card titled Death: a pale skull-faced figure in red beside a white bird, against a starry sky. — DeathTarot card set out on Saturday afternoon of Event VIII for the Threads of Fate plot.

A tarot card titled Judgement: a winged figure with many eyes in white robes above two white birds, on dark red. — JudgementTarot card set out on Saturday morning of Event VIII for the Threads of Fate plot.

A line drawing of a jester in a pointed hood and patterned hose, lifting a staff. — The JesterTarot card from the Jester encounter for the Fayne in the first run.

The Athan: a line drawing of a woman with a tall crown of hair, seated with a large cat among trees. — The AthanTarot card from the Athan plot, a Friday night Fayne tarot encounter in the first run.

A line drawing of a bearded old man in a tall hat leaning on a carved chair, holding a staff. — The DraiochtaTarot card for the Draiochta, the Hierophant of the Fayne tarot plot in the first run.

A line drawing of a woman in a long dress holding a sword beside a smoking brazier. — The Oracle

A line drawing of a robed figure raising a staff over a table set with a candle and a drawn symbol. — The Archmage

The Ironhand: a pencil sketch of a smith at an anvil before a forge, with a rack of tools and a barrel. — The IronhandTarot card for the Ironhand, the Emperor of the Fayne tarot plot in the first run.

A black raven perched inside a frame of gray ink wash, with small skulls at the corners. — Tarot BackCard back from the tarot art folder, made at the same time as the Jester, Athan and Draiochta cards.

A hooded figure in black holding a small knife. — The AssassinArt for The Assassin card in Tavyl, a tavern card game made for the setting.

The King: a dark crown floating above drifting smoke. — The KingArt for The King card in Tavyl, a tavern card game made for the setting.

A knight in black armor on a black horse, with smoke rising behind him. — The KnightArt for The Knight card in Tavyl, a tavern card game made for the setting.

The Veiled Lady: a woman in a black hood and gown with her hands folded. — The Veiled LadyArt for The Veiled Lady card in Tavyl, a tavern card game made for the setting.

A black raven perched on a rolled scroll. — The RavenArt for The Raven card in Tavyl, a tavern card game made for the setting.

A tall cloaked figure reaching toward a skull in a column of smoke. — The ResurrectionArt for The Resurrection card in Tavyl, a tavern card game made for the setting.

The word Eldritch in tall, cracked bronze letters. — The Eldritch Title