Underrated D&D webcomics

[Anarchic Fox]

Old (as in both '1977-1988' and 'classic') but sadly unfinished:
Wormy by Dave Trampier.

I've read a few pages, but I never knew the full thing was online. I'll give it a read.

I also had a blast reading through Snarfquest (in print) a few years ago, so if that happens to have appeared online, I give it a hearty recommendation.

[hajo]

I've .. had a blast reading through Snarfquest (in print)

I have that as one book.
I always wondered if there are more of those stories somewhere,
but haven't seen any.

[LeMooseImperium]

I found out about Widdershins because someone linked to it on the OOTS board, and then I read Darken afterwards. I think Widdershins is better, as Kate Ashwin's writing improved over time (as writers usually do).

Darken mainly was based on a campaign she played in actually.

[LadySol]

Seems as though some other folk are posting links to their own webcomics here so I suppose I'll go ahead and follow suit.

Quest - a Masquerade <- questmask . thecomicseries . com

Very classic take on young adventures trying to figure out who they are and if they can survive in a world where everything seems to want to eat them.

Based on a DnD campaign my sister and I ran.

[137beth]

Seems as though some other folk are posting links to their own webcomics here so I suppose I'll go ahead and follow suit.

Quest - a Masquerade <- questmask . thecomicseries . com

Very classic take on young adventures trying to figure out who they are and if they can survive in a world where everything seems to want to eat them.

Based on a DnD campaign my sister and I ran.

Linkified for you!