Hey gang! I’m pulling my head up from NaNoWriMo for a moment to post this brand-new awesome image which, if I self-publish, will be the cover for A Few Good Elves! If not, it’s official art by the awesome Aaron Siddall! Check it out!

Hey gang! I’m pulling my head up from NaNoWriMo for a moment to post this brand-new awesome image which, if I self-publish, will be the cover for A Few Good Elves! If not, it’s official art by the awesome Aaron Siddall! Check it out!
You may have noticed that I’m making some changes around here.
In light of long years of trying to get the attention of Wizards of the Coast, to no avail, I have decided to revamp and rebrand the Toy Soldier Saga to scrape out all the Wizards related copyrighted material. I may seek a publisher, or I may publish it on my own.
Fans of the existing Toy Soldier Saga will need to know that the second and third novels will remain unfinished in the Spelljammer version. They will be finished, but only in my new universe, and only after the reformatting is completed. You can still get the first novel in its fan-fiction format here and I’ll be posting it on FanFiction.net as I promised as well.
Here’s a few of the changes that you’re going to see:
Things that will stay the same:
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask!
Changing the Toy Soldier Saga is one of my featured projects at my Patreon this month! If you want to see this thing come to life, you should support my Patreon. 😉
Wildspace: The Spelljammer Fanzine
Because David Shepheard has been so patient in asking and waiting for this piece to be posted … here is Last Descent, a cover that painted for a Dungeon cover back in the early 90s. It’s acrylic on illustration board mounted to light plywood. The space scape was created using a wet in wet technique shown me by artist Randy Asplund. I used this in several paintings. The space ship, a nautiloid comes from TSR’s Spelljammer campaign setting. It’s damaged and going down to a planet surface for the last time. I actually built a rough model out of Sculpey for the ship to get an idea of how to draw the forms in perspective.
This was obviously one of my own favorites and hung on my walls at home and the office for years. Now in the hands of a private collector.
~ Jennell Jacquays, Artist
This gallery contains 10 photos.
Ideas percolating . . .
Wildspace: The Spelljammer Fanzine
The Lion’s Heart
By Adam “Night Druid” Miller
The Lion’s Heart is a great multi-faceted gemstone over five feet across. It appears to be made of crimson-hued diamond, but is far harder than any known substance. The overall shape is circular, but it seems to pulse with a life all its own. The Heart emits a low, reddish glow and has a low, deep rhythmic sound resounding from it, as if it were a living, beating heart.
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Wildspace: The Spelljammer Fanzine
IEN Flag by John “Paladine” Baxter. Used by permission.
By Adam Miller (Night Druid)
I love the work Adam has done on the Elven Navy and its denizens. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do! ~ Blessings, Sable
This is my rendering of Lionheart, headquarters of the IEN. It is my attempt to try to give this place the detail that it both needs and deserves. I have taken great liberties with this document, as the details of the base were left vague at best. I have read the tiny little description in the Radiant Dragon novel, but my version does vary from what was written. I’ve tried to stay as true to form as I can, but recent releases detailing elvish magic and power have changed things considerably. By necessity, I’ve had to include High Magic and its implications on the Fleet, as well as…
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Wildspace: The Spelljammer Fanzine
IEN Flag by John “Paladine” Baxter. Used by permission.
By Adam Miller (Night Druid)
I love the work Adam has done on the Elven Navy and its denizens. Adam introduces us to that most glorious of elven strongholds – Lionheart itself! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do! ~ Blessings, Sable
This is my rendering of Lionheart, headquarters of the IEN. It is my attempt to try to give this place the detail that it both needs and deserves. I have taken great liberties with this document, as the details of the base were left vague at best. I have read the tiny little description in the Radiant Dragon novel, but my version does vary from what was written. I’ve tried to stay as true to form as I can, but recent releases detailing elvish magic and power have changed things considerably. By necessity, I’ve had to…
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