Mecha & motorcycle gangs of the post-apocalypse

A mecha looms over mobile human operated vehicles

After The Fall, mobility was key to survival. Motorcycle gangs allied with rogue mecha, performing resource gathering for them, along with repairs and screening the huge mecha from smaller scale, agile threats, in exchange for annihilating the main opposition. 

The Marauder's core wing mecha, known as Grokk

Hideous Coffee Mugs of the Eldritch Gods

Do the Eldritch Gods drink coffee? You bet they do! Dark roasts. And they don't just drink from ordinary mugs, oh no! They drink from terrifying Gigeresque mugs of madness and insanity.

Available at fine gift shops in the Dreamworld, and Walmart:

Hot Coco Mug of Annihilation

Mug of Azathoth

Blind God of Madness Mug

Hypnotic mug of sinful compulsion (hot coco)

Mug of Treebeard Gone Bad

Mug of the Flying Doom Skull

These non-corporeal mugs were rendered in The Long Long Ago using Midjourney V4.

The Lost Library of Hyperborea

Swythe surveying the discovery of a lifetime: the long lost Library of Hyperborea

The arctic bunker systems were greatly expanded after The Apocalypse by borerwryms, bioengineered creatures that devoured rock, and were used to create ten thousand miles of interconnected chambers and tunnels that ran beneath the length of North America. 

The Great Library of Hyperborea was lost when the underground civilization collapsed, along with all its knowledge. 

Five hundred years later, a fissure opened up in the earth's crust, shattering the communities on the surface. When the rent in the earth was eventually explored by adventurer Ardwin Swythe and his team of Spelunks, they rediscovered the lost library and a world of knowledge that would ignite a New Enlightenment.

Decontamination team scours the derelict ruins of Grand Central Station

Interior of Grand Central Station in the Post-Apocalypse

The Alpha-4 decontamination team was an elite unit from the Jersey Arcology Pyramid. Armed with energy weapons and sealed inside biopsy-suits, they hunt down and eliminate fungal infected organisms. 

The team is backed up by an enormous Mark III Urban Combat Robot (rear, centre) equipped with ultraviolet floodlights, flamethrowers and heat rays. 

The Mark III was an old but reliable model with a more sophisticated sensor set than the Mark II. Its mere presence would stiffen the spine of any human troops nearby. This particular model, nicknamed Funfry, has a visibly tattered flexi-ceramic outer hull, but the framework is intact and reinforced with the ablative armour kit.