Awesome, thanks for the context!  I love the cover; I feel it conveys your brief -- and the contents of the game -- superbly.

Hi there!  Love the game.  

Niche and irrelevant question: are the two critters on the cover any specific type of Predator? They don't seem to be chupacabra or Baphomet as typically rendered.   Regardless, I love the cover, and just wanted to know more about it. Thanks!

Coming back here a couple years later to stay that this game has stuck with me in a way that few do. I cherish my copy.

Region 5: The Marching Forest

The only two stable points in this region are the Crown and the Crest, the two mountain peaks (north and south, respectively) that mark the western edge of this erratic landscape.

This hilly forest, stretching from the inland sea on the east to the hilly edge of the Raveling Flat to the west, is marked by its lack of permanence more than anything. More than one would-be town has been swallowed up by the wandering hills. Stable for a month, but wandering year-to-year, the land lulls would-be settlers into a sense of stability.

But make no mistake: the hills will move. The forest is hungry.

And whatever you build here -- from hut to castle -- will be consumed by broad-leafed trees and their hilly steeds.

Region 4: The Raveling Flat

A desert situated in the rain shadow of the mountains to the east (region 5), this flat, dry coast is the only known habitat of the Three-Leafed Crown, a ground-hugging shrub.

The plant releases a fibrous mass that carries seeds with the wind, clumps of which can be harvested from rocks or other obstructions that snag the strands. Weavers then spin the strands into 'desert linen'.

The root system of the plant, dominated by a tap-root that burrows deep for ground water, can be harvested to create 'desert silk', though doing so risks killing the plant, and so the silk is highly coveted while its source remains a guarded secret.

I'm buying an asset pack from an EU creator.  I get a popup with the following text:

"Due to 2015 VAT MOSS regulations for EU this seller requires evidence of buyer location for purchases. Please provide your billing address to continue."

The link leads me to a 'Page Not Found' site. I assume it should lead to either the specific regulations or an explanation of the regulations.