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I have more Exodus stuff coming later this week. In the meantime, I want to show you a room at Archetype that we call the Vault. While Exodus might be sci-fi, there are a lot of D&D nerds in the office, with me probably being the nerdiest.

Today I want to show off a cutaway view of an Arkship from our art director. Enjoy!

For today’s preview of the Exodus Encyclopedia... Imperial Tigers!

Friday's sneak peek at the Exodus Encyclopedia -- Lupere's Mirror

Here's another advance look at the Exodus Encyclopedia, featuring the Lobo and Minute Vassal - part of the loathsome menagerie of Changeling monsters designed by the Mara Yama.

From the Exodus Encyclopedia: Mortal Gifts... a special type of remnant. An owner who keeps them slung or sheathed is useless -- Mortal Gifts want to be used.

Check out this pull from the Exodus Encyclopedia: big ol' changelings known as Gath. For anyone watching Star Heist, the character Geegax is part of the Gath species.

Another excerpt from the Exodus Encyclopedia: Imperial Knights. To become Imperial Knights, Imperial Celestials must demonstrate exceptional physical ability, intelligence, and ferocity in combat.

Happy Friday! Have you heard about the Kay? Straight from the Exodus Encyclopedia: Awakened frogs known as the Kay hail from a single arkship called Snowball.

Your nightmare fuel from the Exodus Encyclopedia: the Crawler. They can survive in the vacuum of space, and hibernate for centuries... take that, water bears.

Another peek at the Exodus Encyclopedia, featuring the Slow Chair -- remnant technology that can be thought of as a "reverse relativity" device.

More from the Exodus Encyclopedia: an assemblage of creatures! Like the Ghostcap, which produce a steady stream of butane from their heads resulting in a halo of blue flame.

Here's the next look inside the Exodus Encyclopedia: Military Constructs, such as the Ascendancy Drone Soldier. Descended from Imperial stock and staples in militaries of Celestials, they're both fearless and deadly.

For your Friday fix of the Exodus Encyclopedia, check out Awakened Octopuses:

Here’s a look at one of Archetype’s meeting rooms

Today I'm showcasing the Gyand from the Exodus Encyclopedia: A spider-like species with violent instincts. Most Gyand are fully aware of their aggressive impulses, and some even manage to transcend them.

From the Exodus Encyclopedia, check out the Ovar -- personal carrier changelings. Likely designed for military use, they can still be found shuttling Imperial Knights into war zones, making contested landings, or providing emergency evac from a fight turned sour.

The Exodus Encyclopedia is rife with details about how people function in the world and the technology available:

Another reveal from the Exodus Encyclopedia: the Itinkasi. These "overseer" Changelings can contort their putty-like visages and bodies to mimic human appearance, speech, and movement.

The Exodus Encyclopedia delves into the rich lore of Celestials, including the Deva -- rare Celestials best described as "The Wandering Mystics."