Our resident self-proclaimed Troll, Kjell, is our head Graphic Designer who brings a captivating blend of Nordic folklore and dark fantasy to the team. Originally from Norway but now living out in California, Kjell lets his heritage and a love for the surreal bleed directly into his stunning illustrations.

His artwork showcases an incredible thematic range, moving effortlessly between traditional cultural roots and a brilliantly macabre imagination. 

 Corvus Reed is a London-based illustrator whose work brings the awe-inspiring depths of high fantasy to life. Specializing in fantasy art and evocative portraits, Reed has developed a striking signature style best known for its stunningly detailed, lifelike depictions of mythical creatures, particularly dragons. His portfolio showcases a profound mastery of texture, light, and organic form, striking a balance between classical painterly execution and a sharp, cinematic realism. 

 Adrian Vale is a staff illustrator with Olympus Art, specializing in character design, creature concepts, fantasy environments, and visual development. With an eye for the small details that make an imagined world feel tangible, Adrian works across the Otherlands setting, helping transform unusual ideas into finished illustrations—from ancient dragons and otherworldly monsters to heroes, villains, and the occasional thing that probably should have remained in the shadows.

A tireless collaborator, Adrian is happiest when presented with the words, “Okay, I've got a weird one for you.”

A U.S. Navy veteran who served in the Persian Gulf, Lauren F brings a world-traveled perspective and an insatiable curiosity for advancing science and technology to his writing. A lifelong reader with deep editing experience across fiction and business, he blends technical precision with a broad passion for all visual art mediums. Whether out on the open road on two wheels or shaping complex narratives, Lauren builds grounded, high-stakes stories driven by logic, atmosphere, and discovery.

One of the newest voices in our RPG section, Alder Corvid writes at the edges of the Otherlands — the marginal places, the half-wild spaces between the mapped and the mythic. Where some writers reach for the rulebook, Corvid reaches for the window. His work leans into atmosphere, the strange and the growing-over, the lore that reads more like something half-remembered than something filed. Still early in his tenure and still finding the polish, he brings a texture all his own: quieter, greener, a little oblique. Equal parts naturalist and fabulist, Corvid is happiest where the setting stops being a system and starts being a place.