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I am known as Kask suhnu Rikardnu, Suhnu Henree, suhnu Yan, suhnu Nod. This is my testament. Things I hath seen. The words I hath heard. The horror and hope. Hate me and judge me for what lies within. I ask no pardon nor mercy, nor pass. Just know that things hath not always been thus. Thus beings Testament, a story of gods and demons, frustration, fear, and defiance. Kask testifies to us a fable that is both a fantastical mythology and an author's struggle with the uncertainties of our own time. Broken into five parts, Heusos is the first step into an unknown future. Each hand written and painted page is herein faithfully reproduced in full color at the dimensions it was created.

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Keith Senkowski is an Illinois-based poet, painter, designer, and printmaker. Much like his idol William Blake, he is never satisfied with a single art form or writing style, and is constantly exploring new ways to push himself creatively. His works build upon a love of history and mythology to explore the challenges of the modern world and how those challenges impact our definition of ourselves. Possessed by the mercurial saints and demons of roleplaying at a young age, the spirits' fever induced Luke Crane to publish his work in 2002 in the form of The Burning Wheel Fantasy Roleplaying System. In the two decades since, he has created and published numerous roleplaying games, including Burning Empires, Mouse Guard, FreeMarket, Torchbearer, Inheritance, and Miseries & Misfortunes. His games focus on the internal conflict inherent within each character, challenging players to fight for their beliefs in the face of an uncaring world. Mr. Crane is an outspoken proponent of design-first thinking in games and as such, over the years, his games have both won awards and caused controversy in the RPG-world.When not making games, Luke talks endlessly about RPGs, practices Brazilian jiujitsu, haunts underground music venues with his metal lady, drinks lots of tea, and plays chess badly (e4). But mostly, he spends his days hidden away in a forlorn wizard's tower in New York City with his cat familiar, Danzig II, perched on his shoulder, devising new game designs.

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