As October draws to a close, the Queertober Jam deadline looms closer and closer.

The text for the first release of the Light Edition is complete, though I still may add more. (If you've bought the game, you can always download the latest version.) The formatting is hideous -- it's just straight LibreOffice export-to-PDF -- and one of my highest priorities is securing a desktop publisher who can add proper borders, dramatic headings, and everything else a campaign setting book needs.

Also, all the art is clip art bought from DriveThruRPG except for the map I made with Inkarnate (I'd still like to improve that further) and the cover by the incomparable Ada Luchthon (which is final).

Once the Light Edition is looking good enough for prime time, I'll begin work on the Brilliant Edition. If the Light Edition is a usable campaign setting, the Brilliant Edition will be a digital boxed set. The gamemaster's book will contain secrets, plots, intrigues, and ways you can integrate Tvarseni into various open gaming systems.

We are on our way from "intriguing" to "appealing," with a hope to eventually arrive at "fascinating."