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Not every fantasy hero can have a dragon to slay and a princess to lay.

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Thursday, May 10, 2001 - Come meet the crew!

Come meet the crew!

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Come Meet the Crew
You know you'll love 'em
Posted by Kim
Current mood: Welcoming an' friend an' stuff

Welcome to Unlikely Heroes! The comic about the ups and downs of fantasy roleplaying. While most of it is inspired by online events I assure you there's a fair amount that's inspired by such sinister forces as real life tabletop, reality and imagination.

Thanks for taking a moment to browse through the archives and start at the begining, I hope you enjoy yourself!

~Kim

And futhermore...

Comic updated
Hopefully for the better
Posted by Kim on 2:29 am, November 07, 2004
Current mood: Cheery an' stuff

I finally decided to put my graphics tablet to full use and "traced" this comic into the standard 600px size and then coloured it up. While using the pen and tablet wasn't as natural as I'd hoped it'd be I have to say it definitely has potential and I look foward to seeing what I can do with it. Hopefully with more practice I'll be able to achieve interesting things in a workable time frame.

For those of you who'd like to see the original, it's still on the server and available for viewing. I still like it and think it's a great comic but I felt it was done more justice by updating it to the new standard. Hopefully one day I'll get to update all the ones that arean't fitting properly.

That's all from me for now. Hope you like the new version of the old strip!

~ Kim

Copyright 2001-2004, L.A. Tanzy and Kim Wincen. Copyright 2005-6 Kim Wincen. All Rights Reserved. Avielle, Calla and Gillette copyright of their respective owners. Used with permission. Names of violators, their friends and families will be slipped into Jardel's "to do list" while he's not looking.

Views expressed in Unlikely Heroes are entirely independent and are not those of Wizards of the Coast, Tactical Simulations Roleplaying, White Wolf Publishing, or any other company you may imagine is connected to the site. Sid frowns on bowling.

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Latest Artwork
Kim's Art Hanky panky. Hearbreaker. My gallery is becoming entirely too Nic orientated, now you can see what this fell temptress looks like for yourself.
Guest Art Mmmmmm boobies Flirting gone wrong... Nic made this piece showing that cats don't necessarily have short attention spans, just perhaps occasionally short (and selective) memories.
Adult Art Rope and not so innocent half-elf goodness... Caught Another beautiful gal snared and held in a compromising position with a set of ropes.
Concept Art He's scary, or something... Jardel's Design Sheet Quick reference to know who may or may not be killing you some time soon. It won't help you survive, but damn it looks pretty.

Quote of the Moment
"But I will enjoy stretching out again, and playing. Playing without purpose. Which is basically how I started all of this stuff, when I was giving names and attributes to my crappy platic toy soldiers at the age of six. All creative stuff, it starts in play.
Try and play. Try and have fun."
- Alan Moore

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