Character Development SEVEN (6 of 7)

Group dynamics are always fun.

Character Development SEVEN (5 of 7)

Finished up the photos for episode ten last night. It features thick chocolate yogurt as a special effects substance. We had messy, tasty fun.

Also spent part of yesterday setting up a separate blog for this strip
http://itscharacterdevelopment.blogspot.com so it could be submitted to webcomics sites.

Character Development SEVEN (4 of 7)

Trying to make Playmobil look like they are running ... and stating the obvious.

Character Development SEVEN (3 of 7)

The paranoia of roleplayers knows no bounds. Give them and easy option and they're suspicious. Probably for good reason.

Character Development SEVEN (2 of 7)

Pick a path ... how many hours have I spent flipping pages only to have my imaginary self meet a sticky end? Of course our heroes cheat, by looking at the pages before deciding which way to go. That just makes sense.

Character Development SEVEN (1 of 7)

The start of the seventh episode. Featuring the introduction of another character ...

I've been a bit distracted by the real world the last week or so. But I seem to be calming down. So it's back to the keyboard with a vengeance. Time to write some stories that have been haunting me for a while ...

Character Development SIX (7 of 7)

A D&D party is like a collection of flatmates. They have to find a way to live with each other and get through the basic tasks of the day. Most D&D campaigns, including my own, neglect such interesting dynamics as who does all the dishes. Maybe I shouldn't.