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old school D&D comic
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old school D&D comic
by Magicman » Sun Nov 06, 2011 2:28 am
Follow the adventures of Marvin the Mage - misanthropic mage, medieval grifter, and middling card player, as he tries to make his way through a perilous multiverse with as little effort as humanly possible. Marvin only has one iron clad rule: NO dungeons, and NO dragons!
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Re: old school D&D comic
by Blood axe » Sun Nov 06, 2011 2:40 am
Ok....post a sample!!!
To defend: This is the Pact.
But when life loses its value,
and is taken for naught -
then the Pact is to Avenge.
But when life loses its value,
and is taken for naught -
then the Pact is to Avenge.
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Re: old school D&D comic
by Magicman » Mon Nov 07, 2011 2:45 am
Sure thing! Here's a page from the current story....
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Re: old school D&D comic
by Blood axe » Mon Nov 07, 2011 3:21 am
COOL!!!!
Now thats more like it!
Now thats more like it!
To defend: This is the Pact.
But when life loses its value,
and is taken for naught -
then the Pact is to Avenge.
But when life loses its value,
and is taken for naught -
then the Pact is to Avenge.
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Re: old school D&D comic
by Magicman » Mon Nov 07, 2011 1:19 pm
... and if it helps establish any street cred any, besides an abiding love for 1st ed AD&D and all things old school, I spent this past summer running my brother and nephews through a Mutant Future campaign. We'd just gotten together and tried out WOTC's new Gamma World edition and the reaction was kinda meh. So to compare apples to apples I ran 'em through some old school post-apocalyptic mayhem.
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Re: old school D&D comic
by Magicman » Thu Nov 17, 2011 2:37 pm
...and for the truly geeked, we have ST:TNG's Michael Dorn playing the "Big A," with costume by Heritage USA Miniatures c.1983 or thereabouts.
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