Warehouse find!
Unearthed in the catacombs of our warehouse, a very limited number of copies of the eight issues of the Wormskin zine, printed in 2018.
These eight perfect-bound softcover books contain the first forays into the fairy-haunted realm of Dolmenwood. Each issue explores different aspects of Dolmenwood, including character classes, hex descriptions, monsters, short adventures, factions, and flora. While the final presents the culmination of the setting in a massively expanded, deluxe hardcover form, the fragments in these early zine issues provide a fascinating insight into Dolmenwood’s development. Grab these rare collector’s items while they last!
Wormskin - Issue 1 includes:
Map of Dolmenwood, moss dwarf class, grimalkin class, fungi of Dolmenwood, monsters of the wood. 39 pages.
Wormskin - Issue 2 includes:
Common tavern fare, psychedelic compounds, the High Wold, Lankshorn and surrounds, people and places of Lankshorn, monsters of the High Wold. 46 pages.
Wormskin - Issue 3 includes:
Of men, goats, and fairies in Dolmenwood, languages of Dolmenwood, the Summer Stones and Witching Ring, the woods east of Lake Longmere, the Ruined Abbey of St Clewyd (part 1), monsters of the wood. 51 pages.
Wormskin - Issue 4 includes:
The Atacorn’s retreat, the fickleness of fairy magic, lesser stones of Dolmenwood, the Ruined Abbey of St Clewyd (part 2). 67 pages.
Wormskin - Issue 5 includes:
The watchers of the wood, hex-crawling in Dolmenwood, Hag’s Addle, the Hag of the marsh, monsters of the wood. 48 pages.
Wormskin - Issue 6 includes:
The fairy lords of Dolmenwood, the Brackenwold calendar, Prigwort and surrounds, the baker’s dozen, the gingerbread grimoire, people and places of Prigwort, spirituous beverages, monsters of the wood. 73 pages.
Wormskin - Issue 7 includes:
Common names in Dolmenwood, henchmen of Dolmenwood, Drigbolton and surrounds, east of Prigwort, from Lankshorn to Dreg, monsters of the wood. 64 pages.
Wormskin - Issue 8 includes:
The sisters of the chalice and the moon, camping in Dolmenwood, strange waters, monsters of the wood. 39 pages
Content warning: Inspired by dark folklore and weird fairytales, Dolmenwood contains adult themes and elements of horror. A handful of the early zine articles in Wormskin delve further into very dark, edgy subject matter, including slavery and sexual bondage. (These elements are not present in the final Dolmenwood game.)
