Kickstarter: The Book of Unusual Potions (by Philip Reed)
This snuck into my feed this morning. 24 to 48 pages, digest format. System neutral, and highly inspirational.
I’m in for the physical copy.
The Book of Unusual Potions (by Philip Reed)
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