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Greetings, lords and ladies!


This fellowship is balanced on a knife's edge

There's a new Big Fantasy Epic page today.

New page on 9/15/24.

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I know I don't always get to post here, but there's always something updating every Sunday at Big Fantasy Epic.


Orcs in Castillo

New page on 9/29/24.

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Things have been hectic as of late. So while Big Fantasy Epic has been going strong and never missing an update, posting this P&M blog on Dakka has been spotty. Apologies, but I can only do what I can do.

That being said, there's a fun new blog post where I give a little review of Wargames Atlantic's plastic foot knights. There's some fun pictures, of course, as well as my thoughts on the kit itself.


Not pictured: coconut-bearing overladen squires

New page on 10/27/24.

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There's a new blog post today concerning a new Lore Library entry:


What lurks beneath the surface in the dread Oubliette?

And while I'm at it, here's a few more peeks at what I'm working on for future pages:


The dead walk in Halbstadt?!


They're coming to get you, Barbara Wilhelm!


I just love these medieval beekeepers


What's better than villains? Poseable, customizable villains

New page on 11/10/27.

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A tasty respite for our weary heroes

There's a new Big Fantasy Epic today!

Next page debuts on 11/24/24.

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Halflings galore

There was another little peek behind the curtain in the most recent blog post.

Next page debuts on 11/24/24.

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There's a new Big Fantasy Epic page today:


Back out into the streets

Next page debuts on 12/8/24.

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There's a new blog post today!


Black and white and brave all over

Chapter Two of BFE debuts on 12/8/24.

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There's a new blog post today concerning a new Lore Library entry:


The forces of Dr. Penumbra are hideous and many

Next page debuts on 12/22/24.

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There's a new Big Fantasy Epic page today:


Asphodel adds some skills to her repertoire

Next page debuts on 1/5/25.

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Greetings lords and ladies.

I haven't been posting here because I don't think anyone reads it. But I'm been slaving away on the comic and lore library. But recently, I invited the readers to an AMA and this is the first response:



I just felt like sharing it because I really like how it came out.

My webcomic host is changing its front page format and requiring "covers" for their comics in addition to the existing icon/avatar. Here's my best go at it:

Looks like a fun cover. Not going to do the little tag/number thing in the corner?

I second the style suggestion... with a price tag... like in the classic golden comic age...

 Nevelon wrote:
Looks like a fun cover. Not going to do the little tag/number thing in the corner?

 Viktor von Domm wrote:
I second the style suggestion... with a price tag... like in the classic golden comic age...

If not for the fact that the script on the front page is going to compress the image to the approximate size of 286 X 429 pixels, I might have considered it. At that size, it'd be barely legible. They're really keen on huge images crunched small on Comic Fury.

But if I ever go through selling the individual chapters on Lulu.com as single issues, I'd definitely do that