
Federico Sohns
ENNIE-nominated Argentine TTRPG game designer, writer and illustrator; director of Araukana Media and creator of Nibiru and Zephyr.
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Sep 16, 2026
420 - Zephyr & Nibiru with Federico Sohns
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46:31RobHOST
Anyway, continue.

Federico SohnsGUEST
Yeah, so basically, if I was going to draw this very fantastic world of very strange creatures, et cetera, I wanted to be able to use all of the colors.

Federico SohnsGUEST
So if the colors are making the world, I should be able to make it a combination of four colors that can make anything.

Federico SohnsGUEST
Uh, so how's this world going to work? So I know that it's, it's going to be like the sentient landmass because I liked that idea.
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58:46RobHOST
We talked about Graper, we talked about Scott, you know, that went into Zephyr, but I would love for you to just tell us much of your inspiration behind and the reasoning behind Salt States, because I think you could have made Zephyr without... you know, these antagonists, but you decided to anyway, and I think it's better for it, but I'm curious about what drove you to that.