Males (Races) by Sam Wood. From left we see a human, mojh, sibeccai, quickling faen, giant, spryte, loresong faen, litorian, and verrik.	Females (Races) by Sam Wood. From left we see a human, mojh, sibeccai, quickling faen, giant, spryte, loresong faen, litorian, and verrik.

Champions by Sam Wood (human and sibeccai)

Stomp by David Hendee

Warmain Symbol by Jennifer Meyer Battle Claws by Stephen Shepherd
	Grappling Sibeccai by Toren "MacBin" Atkinson

Toren “MacBin” Atkinson is known by night as the lead singer of the Cthulhu rock band, The Darkest of the Hillside Thickets, but by day he collects Saturday morning cartoons and draws monsters for money. You’ve seen his work in the award-winning books Delta Green and Death in Freeport. His illustrations also appear in If Thoughts Could Kill, Book of Eldritch Might II: Songs and Souls of Power, Skreyn’s Register: The Bonds of Magic, and Mindscapes. You can see more of his art as well as his game design in the Spaceship Zero roleplaying game.

David Hendee is a California artist with a degree in architecture from UC Berkeley. He worked as a drafter for a year before branching out as a level designer and modeler for video games. In 1994 he joined some friends in the Web industry and rode the wave of the dot-com boom and bust. Not wanting to sink with the ship, he left the industry in 2000 to pursue a career as a freelance illustrator. You can find his illustrations in products from such publishers as Natural 20 Press, Backara d20, and Gilded Moose Games. See more of his work at his website.

Jennifer Meyer, sometimes considered a wanderer, currently resides in the mountains of Utah. This is her first product with Malhavoc Press. You can also see her work in books from Green Ronin, Sovereign Press, and Goodman Games. Check out her online portfolio.

Stephen Shepherd is a Florida-based artist who got his start with Malhavoc Press, illustrating Book of Eldritch Might II: Songs and Souls of Power and Demon God’s Fane. He has worked on a number of books for Mongoose Publishing and Troll Lord Games, as well as many others. He lives with his supportive wife, Julie, and his inspirational daughter Andi. He is currently plotting world domination. Visit his website.

Seattle-based illustrator Sam Wood works primarily in the roleplaying and electronic game industries While a staff artist at Wizards of the Coast, Sam illustrated Dungeons & Dragons, Magic: The Gathering, and many other games. In addition to Malhavoc Press he’s worked for a wide range of companies, from Green Ronin to Microsoft.