Great Covers: September '26

I'm back this month with a slightly different format. Five covers of note. New, interesting, or on my mind. Without further ado, here they are...Seven-Part PactSeven-Part Pact by Jay DragonSeven-Part Pact, a game about the might and folly of powerful wizards bound by a venerable pact. What's pictured here is the planned slipcase art by Seattle-based illustrator, Pam Wishbow. Seven-Part Pact is a maximalist game. The kind that corrupts a kitchen table with knick-knacks, charts, booklets, cards, and notes. There will be conspiracy, patriarchy, power, violence—and thanks to this game's cover—a lot to look at.I love how the art captures the ornate, kaleidoscopic-feel of the game without plucking something more expected off the wizardly tree. Less Planeswalker. More weirdo antiquarian with a stationary fetish. Excellent.Check out Seven-Part PactTiny FablesTiny Fables by Josiah S. MooreThere's a lot to love about Tiny Fables cover. Its execution is flawless. Harmonious colors, clean…

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