D&D Kids Web Comic


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Hi!

A friend and I have created a web comic inspired by stuff kids say during D&D games. I think you guys may find it amusing :)

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So what are they playing, 5E, 4E, 3.5E, Infinite E? You said D&D.

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BTW I like it, very well drawn and funny.


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NenkotaMoon wrote:
So what are they playing, 5E, 4E, 3.5E, Infinite E? You said D&D.

Well, to be honest, we're doing all sorts of things with different groups, including some Battletech, FFG Star Wars and VTM, but when we do play D&D we use 5e. It's got very little math, which makes it more suitable for younger players. On the other hand, Pathfinder was recently translated to Hebrew, so that's something to consider as well.

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That's nice you play with the kids. IMO. I just call them TTRPGs. I find call-in it D&D as a general of several different he's sets a weird sort of mindset. Think of it like Xerox, it's not the real name of the product but well, it was the first(?).

Do you deal with a lot of synagogue s?


NenkotaMoon wrote:
Do you deal with a lot of synagogues?

I don't deal with any synagogues; I'm a DM, not a rabbi :)


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This is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Where do you play? As in: what kind of locations do you meet/play in?


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Tacticslion wrote:
Where do you play? As in: what kind of locations do you meet/play in?

We are running various RPG and board games as an after-school activity in schools and community centers. More rarely, we work in libraries.

This is how it looks in real life in case you wondered...


Awesome! I, too, was wondering if your venues were predominantly religious locations, based both off of the earlier comments and your story about figurative torches and pitchforks (and I agree it would be a cool power, and I hope that girls changes - or has changed - her mind; if only my wife had been there, things might have been different for her).


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This better not be "Family Circus D&D".

Okay, cool, it's not. I love the art style!


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Tacticslion wrote:
Awesome! I, too, was wondering if your venues were predominantly religious locations, based both off of the earlier comments and your story about figurative torches and pitchforks (and I agree it would be a cool power, and I hope that girls changes - or has changed - her mind; if only my wife had been there, things might have been different for her).

I do work in religious schools quite often, but I wouldn't say predominantly. The majority of kids in my classes are secular.


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Cool! As a religious person myself (and of the relatively conservative variety), I'm always happy when we make inroads against our own peoples' cultural misunderstandings or falsehoods. Thank you! :D

Also, you know: D&D! Thanks!

Any tips for starting things here? I'm guessing you're in the 'States (the U.S.), but I could easily be wrong, as Paizo is such an international community. Where are you guys located?

(I'm in Florida.)


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Technical suggestion: would it be possible to add buttons <<First and Last>>? It would help people going there for the first time get to the first page (or if it is I can't see it). I was saved from getting to the beginning one page at time only because after a few clicks I decided to click on the linked below strip and it just happened to be the first one...

Also, I love the first strip.

Spoiler:
Nope! Only from complications arising from being a smartass!


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Tacticslion wrote:
Where are you guys located?

I am Israeli and Jamie (the artist) is British. Alas, I can't in good faith give any tips regarding work in the States as I have never visited this part of the world. However, I hope to make my pilgrimage to GenCon sometime in the near future.

Drejk, this is a great idea. We will implement it presently :)


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Really enjoying the comic! I didn't realize it would be of such professional quality. Very well done!


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Very funny. How often does it update.


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John Kretzer wrote:
Very funny. How often does it update.

Glad you're enjoying it! The comic updates every Thursday afternoon.


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Very funny. How often does it update.
Uri Kurlianchik wrote:
Glad you're enjoying it! The comic updates every Thursday afternoon.

Similarly to the First/Last button, you might want to add this information somewhere (like up top, something like, "Updates on Thursdays, so far!").


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We've added a "First" button, will add the other two soon.

Also, new comic :)


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Wow! This is brilliant!


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Uri Kurlianchik wrote:

We've added a "First" button, will add the other two soon.

Also, new comic :)

Fixed link.


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I like it. :)


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Kobold Cleaver wrote:
Fixed link.

Oy! Thanks! :)

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Very cute comic. I have added it to my list. 8^)

That said, I have a couple of questions and comments. (Intended as constructive criticism; hopefully they come across that way. 8^)

Do you have a "Current comic" page? I saw the category, but it doesn't have the most recent strip.

Some of the strips had some pretty small text, that was hard to read. Could you increase their size, or just make the text larger? (Some of us are getting old here. 8^)


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New story for your pleasure and entertainment. Hopefully this one gets the font size right :)


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I agree with how I would have ended the game. However, a game where the characters can't use violence to solve all their problems sounds really interesting.


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Azten wrote:
A game where the characters can't use violence to solve all their problems sounds really interesting.

This was basically my guiding principle with my first ever publication with Paizo. You can use violence in this adventure, but you can also go through the entire plot without drawing your blade even once.


Linky? :D


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Well, a paizo search of the name "Uri Kurlianchik" results in:

Dungeon Magazine Issue 129

Zombie Sky Press: Incantations from the Other Side: Spirit Magic and Incantations in Theory and Practice (PFRPG)

Zombie Sky Press: Incantations from the Other Side: Spirit Magic (PFRPG) PDF


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Tacticslion wrote:
Linky? :D

Murder in Oakbridge, Dungeon #129


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Thanks!


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Uri Kurlianchik wrote:

Hi!

A friend and I have created a web comic inspired by stuff kids say during D&D games. I think you guys may find it amusing :)

This is very funny. I very much enjoyed reading it.


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Also Enjoying it very much.

Thank you! :)


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Way to go Uri! I am thrilled to learn your longstanding gaming exploits are being memorialized in web comic form.


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This is awesome! I grew up playing DnD primarily with my brothers, and a lot of this is the kind of things they would say.


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Thanks for all the kind words!

ATM, we're kinda struggling to spread the word. If anyone has a blog or writes for a mage or just like to review stuff on their social network of choice, we're really appreciate a mention. Thanks!


Hey, we launched a patreon to cover the expenses of the comic and to have an excuse to post a silly video as well as silly comics. Gib a kik :)

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