Today we’re trying something new at Dungeon’s Master – a webcomic that we’re calling “Master of the Dungeon.” One of our players, Matthew Domville, is a talented writer and artist who has been publishing his own webcomic, Cinema Bums, for over a year now. We’ve finally convinced him to branch out and do a D&D comic for us.
Today we present the first of what we hope are many D&D-themed webcomics by Matt based on situations that come out of our weekly D&D game. Help us convince Matt to become a regular contributor at Dungeon’s Master by singing his praises in the comments below.
Be sure to check out Matt’s other webcomic, Cinema Bums, a comic about movies and the folks who love ‘em. If you enjoy his stuff be sure to leave him a comment and like his page.
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18 replies on “Master of the Dungeon Webcomic – Epic Combat, Round 1”
Hey, I remember this from the last solo battle I ran… Poor Lich didn’t stand a chance XD
I really enjoy tales from other D&D table, especially with this kind of things. Listening to the Acquisition’s Incorporated Podcast really helped me scratch that itch, but this looks like something I’ll enjoy immensely, so please, continue!
THIS… This 100%.
This is so dead on I even sent it to my players. I’m pretty sure I do see about half of these effects right now and my players are only level 14.
So true.
Still… as a solo he can likely roll saves against a lot of those at the start of his turn, if not out-right auto-save against them.
Lol, that’s how it is at our table when our controller gets done with his turn 🙂
It’s funny cuz it’s true. (And yeah, this needs to be a thing.)
Yes! Well done!
Looks like he is standing on a psychadelic hamburger.
Brilliant 🙂 Sent it to my group.
This was great. More please.
Excellent. I like the idea of a sort of meta-game web comic, as opposed to the sort of in-game stuff they do with comics on the official D&D site. Great work.
excellent work; very funny.
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Funny enough, it reminds me of this one time in Band Camp.
Seriously, this was great! Do more!
This is great. If they are all this funny, seriously keep going 🙂
I look forward to more of these. I also shared this with my gaming group.
Excellent, lets see more of these comics please!
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Hilarious! Well done! I’ll be posting it to my group’s D&D page.
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