D&D Kids

[Kantaki]

Of course the average adventurer wouldn't participate in peace negotiations...

Unless it's the agressive kind.

[Grand Arbiter]

The comics are absolutely wonderful and funny as all get-out. Keep up the brilliant work.


As an aside, some of the next comic links seem to be broken/nonfunctional, such as the one on the Battle Spirit page.

[urikson]

Thanks for pointing out the broken link. Fixed :)

Also, we launched a patreon to cover the expenses of the comic and to have an excuse to post a silly video as well as silly comics. Gib a kik :)

[keybounce]

I'm noticing that the "next" button does not work in a lot of cases.

[Rockphed]

I'm noticing that the "next" button does not work in a lot of cases.

I started at the end and went backwards. Thank you sirs for posting this. It made my day.

[urikson]

We fixed all broken links. DM willing, the comics should work fine in both directions now. Let me know if any new problems occur.

[Kantaki]

Killing all teachers...
We've all been there. Doesn't help.

[Bohandas]

Is this still a thing?

[Kantaki]

Last comic's from April, so... maybe?

More importantly, we might have found Tsukiko's player.
"Passive necrophilia" sounds like something she would say.

[Bohandas]

Last comic's from April, so... maybe?

More importantly, we might have found Tsukiko's player.
"Passive necrophilia" sounds like something she would say.

Ah, I had thought it stopped in February because the next button on the "Tactical Withdraw" comic is ghosted out. I guess that's a glitch then.

[urikson]

Hi, this is Uri, the writer of DNDkids. My partner in crime Jamie is working on a very cool project that unfortunately requires his full attention for the time being. However, we do promise to return as soon as possible. Big, better and in 3D (well, two of those things).

The last comic is from April 7, 2017 and is called "Black Pudding." You will notice that the pudding in this comic is depicted in the British style, while the one in the monster manual is depicted in the international style. This is just one of the many problems faced by those who would drew classic monsters with culinary precision.