@jamesstowe over on Twitter runs a Retweet Rewards incentive – if you share his comic updates you go into a draw for a free digital sketch. Well, the Dice Gods smiled on me and my number came up!
Jeek and Vykus, about to have a random encounter with Munny the Amateur, Benton the Scout and Gephanie the Apprentice – aspiring heroes of Fairevale and protagonists of James’ comic Sidekick Quests. Go and check it out! 😀
GOOD LUCK GAZE EVER UPON YOU
Gleaming and radiant, the jewel-like Shining Icosahedron holds the blessings of Wynn, and bestows success and good fortune upon those who bask in its light.
This and other t-shirt designs are available from the Dungeon Grind store.
Greetings, brave adventurer!
Rumour has it that the fabled Dungeon Grind store has recently unsealed, and all manner of fabulous loot lies within! Your quest, should you accept it, is to venture forth and avail yourself of those glittering treasures.
No need to bring me two dozen dire wolf pelts or anything like that – the store accepts PayPal and suchlike sorcerous payment options, and I wouldn’t know what to do with that many pelts anyway.
Not only will you end up covered in glory, you’ll end up covered in stylishly-wrought apparel – including the Quest Crest shown above, universal symbol of impending adventure!
A reminder about the #DG50 Twitter party, and a glimpse at the promised glittering prizes, sets of a poster and mini-comic featuring a decidedly kobold theme – I’ll be handing them out over the course of the party, so come along and join in! RSVP using the #dg50 hashtag, or drop a comment on this post!
Dungeon Grind will have its 50th strip on Monday July 2nd. That makes it a half-year old! Anyway, it’s a milestone and a decent pretext for a party.
It’s pretty easy to get into.
You don’t have to be there throughout, just drop in when you can; that said, I’ll be dishing out goodies throughout the party, so the more you participate the more chance you have to win!
The popularity of videogames and big-budget comicbook movies mean interests once considered “for nerds” are getting increasingly mainstream, but fear of negative stereotypes still remains for many. This can make it hard for geeks – roleplayers, videogamers, comicbook fans, SF and fantasy buffs – to spot one another when meeting in person. They could be your coworkers, your neighbours, someone you pass in the street! They could be all around you…
That’s the general topic, though you’re entirely welcome to run with it and go on whatever tangents you like. I’ll be throwing out more specific questions to spark discussion during the event.
RSVP as a comment on this post, or send a tweet to @dungeongrind using the #DG50 hashtag!
