All right, let’s get back to the business of regular pages and some proper D&D. It feels like an eternity since we put out a comic that wasn’t just Zach and I preparing out-loud, and I am ecstatic to get back in the saddle. The next few comics are going to be a little experiment in story telling on my part. I want them to be loosely connected and clearly in the same campaign, and keyed off a module, but to still all be independent entities that stand on their own. We’ll see how it goes. There may occasionally be a big splash page or something, but for the most part, if you miss a comic, you shouldn’t be out in the cold.
Kickstarter Update:
If you had character commissions from us, check Kickstarter tonight. If you do not have your character art by midnight CST, something went wrong and you need to reach out to me.
Patreon Update:
If you’re interested in knowing more about these redesigns, this week’s Sacred Texts had more Candor outfits, more Reynauldo helmets, and some background information on what informed the new designs. Most of the information is in podcast form, so if you need a way to kill 30-ish minutes in the car, we’ve got you.
The next Arcana Check is in the editorial process. It will be a handful of gishy subclasses. Stay tuned to this space for an update tomorrow at the latest.
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Was the question: “How do we move in an arrow formation with only four people?”?
It’s a Rhombus at best.
Rhombus? Look now, with Candor in center, that there’s a 3-pointed star, or a 2D projection of a tetrahedron. 😉
You’re a rhombus.
How many GP for a Presentation Pointer +1?
Also, for what it’s worth, the “preparing out loud” had some genuinely funny stuff in it.
You know it’s going to be an interesting campaign when the DM has to ambush the party before they even move.
I thought game one action was par for the course.
It just clicked that the main cast now as a 50/50 tail ratio.
Thieves Can’t is one step closer to being furry porn.
for shame, Rey is clearly made for scalie porn.
He’s flexible.
And, um… that’s job requirement… for that field of work… I guess.
I read that there was some concern with Rey’s new look and I want to say I think you guys did good. the armor and helmet keeps him grounded in the old character while the Draconic elements add some nice newness. The arms into dragon paws?/claws?/hands? especially accentuate his silhouette.
Thanks! His look definitely got the most attention. In the Patreon feed, we did a podcast discussing the thoughts behind the new designs. Reynauldo has evolved A LOT from his inception (he was supposed to turn into a bad guy!) so sticking to his spirit involved figuring out what, exactly, that was.