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< Mage joins the party > Trevor’s mage is here and as you can see, mage’s have a different look and apparently they are not welcomed with open arms everywhere they go. We’ll learn a little more about this mage[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
You haven’t seen Jeda’s hands until now… Today we learn the actual name of Trevor’s character (Kel’Fazat), a little more about the lore of mages in Karthun, and the scope of the task at hand. Mages are bound to elementals,[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Today we get a little glimpse into the cosmology of Karthun and I am getting a kick out of presenting lore and details about the world but honestly, it’s time to get to the business at hand. Next week: World-walkers[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
I think scenes similar to this play out every week at gaming tables around the world (food runs AND offers of handys) and with long arcs like this, I like to work in the little reminders that the cast is[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Kel’ Fazat (Trevor’s mage) makes his return to the group proper and it appears as though Vella, having seen the other side, is now a Shepherd. Like I said before, death actually MEANS something in Karthun. ( and yes, that[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Well, I think we’ve dicked around enough so let’s get to the throw down! You’ll see what’s currently kicking Vella’s ass. I’m just doing a little teasing, because I am a teasin’ hooker.
CLIFFHANGER’D! This week rolls us toward the end of the super-long, experimental Karthun arc and I have to say that is is a learning experience. As mentioned in previous posts, I have become a fan of long form story telling.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
UPDATE: I am hearing that some folks missed the comic that posted late Friday night so here is a link just in case. Â It’s a doozy. Damn, Brett. Naaaaaaaasty.
As the Cinderhaunt  arc winds down, I offer up the largest d20Monkey comic to date. I hope you enjoy it. More to come on Friday and I will be announcing the winner of the Bob the Fighter contest shortly.
