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60% funded!
Hey everyone,
I am so excited to see us hit 60%! We still have 12 days to go and I think we will hit our funding goal no problem. Hopefully we will reach a couple of funding reward levels as well.
To give a little push this weekend I am going to post a few new backer rewards including new original artwork! These come with the printed book, the pdf and an original piece of art from one of our featured artists!
First we have two of Sam Flegal’s pieces –
The Goblin Chieftain 8×10 drawing – $185
The High Elves of Uteria, (drawing) – $438
From Adam Baker:
The Varag and His Goblin Minions, 14×18 Acrylic on Masonite (unfinished at the moment, will be full color) – $530
From Michael Bielaczyc:
Orovari Elf, pencil on paper, 11×14 – $185
Forest Elf Guardian – 8×11, pencil. $120
That’s it for now, As more artwork gets finished, hopefully we will have more to post for rewards!
Also, here is a sneak peak of the cover image. This is the black and white comp for the final painting!
The Art for The Elves of Uteria Kickstarter Rewards
We have two options to add artwork to your funding donation and I wanted to give you an idea of the artwork available. These are the main paintings that have been sent in already. There will be more art added as they come in, so keep your eyes open!
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Elf Sorceress by Melissa Gay
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The Elves of Uteria Cover (unfinished, sketch)
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The Evantyrian Elves by Sam Flegal
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The Wyvere by Aaron Miller
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Wild Elf by Sarah Frary
Official Press Release for the Elves of Uteria
The Elves of Uteria
Lone Wanderer Entertainment, in association with Aradani Studios, Inc, announces the launch of the Kickstarter for the book, The Elves of Uteria.
Written by Michael Bielaczyc and Dane Clark Collins, the Elves of Uteria is a sourcebook featuring a new look at elven cultures, based in the original World of Uteria.
Artists in the book include: Adam Baker, Michael Bielaczyc, Paul Bielaczyc, Larry Elmore, Sarah Frary, Melissa Gay, and Aaron B Miller
What is in the book?
The Elves of Uteria is a story heavy source book featuring an original re-imagining of fantasy elves. The book will be at least 100 pages with plenty of art, fiction and gaming material.
The Elves of Uteria is told through the eyes of Jarin Plainswalker, as Druid from the Western Council who was tasked with re-establishing contact with the elves of the world. The five different cultures of the elves are explored, as well as the elflings, who are the fey cousins of the elves.
Jarin keeps records of the places he goes, so the book will include maps of Uteria, the towns and pathways he uses, and the creatures he encounters.
The Kickstarter
You can help fund the kickstarter today, please visit: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/michaelbielaczyc/the-elves-of-uteria-rpg-sourcebook
About the World of Uteria
The world of Uteria has lived in darkness for years beyond count. It has been ravaged by plagues for hundreds of years. An ancient war ravaged the land with dark magics.For a long time, the humans have trudged along, afraid of the myths and legends left over from the past.
The old kingdoms have crumbled, leaving behind city states and large tracks of unclaimed lands. In the East the land is harsh and twisted, the remnants of the dark sorcery that had been used in the Aradan War have left the lands almost uninhabitable, save for small pockets of civilization. In the west, in the wake of the plagues, people had become isolated and exclusive. Fear has driven people to be wary of anyone or anything new. Their superstitions have lead to witch hunts and lynching of those believed to use magic. People have become so downtrodden that even their belief in higher powers has fallen to little more than lip service.
But all of that has begun to change in the last 20 years. Children are showing the ability to use magic. Real magic. The elves have started to come out of their forests and having limited interactions with others. The dwarves have begun to trade again, traveling the roads plying their mechanical and trade works. And whispers of dark powers, heroes, and a new dawn have begun to creep into this rain soaked and gray world.