July 11, 2022 by Polar_Bear
Even if you’re not an art-lover, there’s a good chance you’ve seen a piece or two by Hieronymus Bosch. He’s well-known for creating strange scenes simply loaded with all manner of odd details. You could study a single painting for years and continue to find oddities hidden all over the place. Well, there’s an RPG based off of said paintings. And there’s a new, expanded edition up on Kickstarter now. It’s Hieronymus: Garden of Earthly Delights Edition.
From the campaign:
In Hieronymus, you play a group of refugees fleeing an astral terror known only as the Follower. As it pursues you, you rip your way through reality into strange worldscapes inspired by the paintings of the mediaeval artist Hieronymus Bosch, the Follower only a few steps behind.
What will happen when it catches up to you?
What strange worlds will it tear apart in its pursuit?
Is there a way home?
Hieronymus was released in 2021 to acclaim and saw a limited print run. Now it’s back to fund the expanded Earthly Delights edition. New maps and content, new character playbooks and expanded guidance for both players and game runners make this a more complete experience.
With writing by Laurie O’Connel, art by Bosch and others, and a delightful new layout by Chris Bissette, Hieronymus is back and better than ever.
The campaign’s over 2x funded with 17 days left to go.
Source: Tabletop Gaming News
