Unnatural Selection - Conclusion

And that's a wrap! Our intrepid adventurers have fought all manner of beasties, braved the mindflayer's diabolical dungeon and emerged, triumphant, to-- what, exactly? They're outside, but it seems they're not out of the woods yet.

So what happens next? Story-wise, you're not going to know until next year. See, I'm off to the beach over summer where I'll have no internet access to speak of; so I'll hold off starting chapter two until I'm back to civilisation and properly settled into the new decade. Tentatively... February, I guess.

I'm not sure how to put this but I'd really like to see some of y'all draw my characters, but now that I'm out of town I can't reciprocate with an art trade or anything. But anyways I'd love to see you lot's interpretations of any of the gang, so don't be shy.

See you in 2010,
-Tim

I've been playing with the WOTC character builder, and drawing some of the results- I have no use for the characters, so if you want 'em you can have 'em. They can be found here at my main account.

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'allo, 'allo.  Special greetings to those of you who found your way here from my timderyk account.

Now here's the tale. Some time ago now a young fellow by the name of Little Timmy found himself in a game of 4E DnD, run under the ever-baleful eye of Dungeon Master Calron. Lil' Timmy's character and a ragtag bunch of other chaps woke up to find themselves- inexplicably- deep in the murky depths of a dungeon filled with a seemingly random selection of adventurers, monsters and loot.
Any situation like this is going to give rise to more than its fair share of comic-worthy moments; this account will serve to hold them. The whole concept revolves around me putting less effort into quality and more into comic content, and of course getting a decent number of strips out at a reasonable pace. I know that it is neither funny nor good, but I don't care and here's why.

Updates on or around every Saturday. Watch this space!

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Artist's tip: If you care more for pretty pictures than plot, start reading at page seven, where the artwork starts getting into its stride.


-Catronia