Part 2 – Chapter 6 – Red Moon Rising – a steampunk fantasy webcomic

Gonna have to open a window.

—And that’s chapter six! I’ll be taking a small break between chapters to work on some stuff – if you missed the big announcement about going to print on last week’s page, please check it out! I’ll be back with chapter seven soon and, as always, thanks for reading.

“You’re going to fix this because I said so” —So!!! I have some good news for those who have been asking if Red Moon Rising will ever be going to print – the answer is yes! More details will be forthcoming soon, but I’m excited to announce I’ll be teaming up with Italian publisher Alephtar Games to not only see Red Moon Rising published as a graphic novel, but also to put out a second book – an RPG supplement based around the RMR world for their existing Revolution d100 system . I’m pretty damn thrilled about this as it’ll give me an opportunity to show off a lot of the worldbuilding that hasn’t made it into the comic! For those of you who aren’t familiar with tabletop gaming, this is basically going to be a book full of worldbuilding, lore, art, and all sorts of other bits and bobs related to the Red Moon Rising world – RMR was initially conceived way back in 2007 as a setting for a Dungeons and Dragons campaign that never happened, so to say I’m stoked about this would be a bit of an understatement! We’ll be crowdfunding soon and I’ll be crowing about it from the rooftops when the time comes, but in the meantime thanks for reading and thanks for your support, it really means the world to me.

Looks like setting fire to things is a pretty good way to win arguments.

I mean… apart from you guys.

Just kidding, he’s fine.

He’s finally had enough.

When you’ve got a thousand fancy gardens, that’s when you know you’ve made it.

A little history lesson from Galak. —Sorry for the slightly late update, this page was quite difficult! To make up for it I do have some bonus content that I don’t think I’ve posted on the comic before. Regular readers will know I like to compose music when I get half a chance, and this one’s fairly relevant to today’s page: The Battle of Seras Daya.

That damned thing – not a reference to the shovel this time.