Another great art supplement for ICRPG. Branches out from the fantasy theme.

More woodcut style goodness from Runehammer. There are enough story hooks here to keep you and your party going for a while.

PDF is great. Images are nice sizes and print out crisply and well. The actual PNG's are rubbish sizes - tiny - they are next to useless for printing out (I wanted to use these png files and print them out individually, using a photo shop program)

This really is disappointing. If you are happy for us to use the PDF images, why not make the PNG's larger and useable as well?

Awesome. I love the simple striking images. Light hearted and ambiguous enough to promote fun and imagination. Using these cards to plan, relieves the creative pressure. Using the cards alongside or instead of crafted rooms, dramatically reduces craft/prep times

Fantastic artwork for all you lumpy-headed sci-fi lovers. I don't know about you, but I am much more comfortable writing fantasy adventures than sci-fi. Hank's drawings genuinely help me come up with ideas and set the flavor/tone of his settings.

Epic Sci-Fi art mixing perfectly with ICRPG's Warp Shell module. Great stuff, easily worth the price.

They're back! This time with some great sci-fi themed cards, useable in the Warp Shell setting of ICRPG Core or any space/sci-fi themed game.

I love that the dimensions/margins are set just right so that you only need to cut across two lines (technically three cuts: one cut in half, then two cuts into quarters) without having to "trim" around like so many print-and-play items out there.

For an extra polished look (and durability + waterproof-ness) get an inexpensive thermal laminator and 25 (or 50 in case you need spares) 8.5x11" pouches on Amazon. Cut into quarters, put 4 into each pouch with about a 1/8" margin around each card, laminate, then cut into quarters again. They come out beautifully!

Volume Three... Alrighty Game Fans, of the Table-Top variety, this also is a must have in your library. Digital and Hardcopy. Like the others, it's a good tool to have on hand for writing your adventures.

Excellent cards! I love the aesthetic of ICRPG, and have been using them in my 5e campaign for almost three months now. My players love them, and more recently I've started using the monster minis with some pathfinder bases, and it works so well. But back to the ICRPG VOL. 3! I've been waiting for these, and finally, after some underdark madness, my 5e players will be blasting off in a spaceship from a Duergar city, escaping the loneliness of the Underdark. Thanks Hankerin, keep it up!