Later we ran into the father of our sorcerer on a magic isle. He was a hoarder and maker of things. He offered to make things for us. I was given a magical sickle of the moon. So her dark power grows.

I had a nice character moment with my wife’s character who is a bard who is obsessed with finding fame. We both are trying to figure out what we really want in life.

They have been so open in terms of respecting me as a person and my ideas for character and story.

I don't think this means I'm retired from making comics. Just it isn't my go too in terms of creativity anymore.

D&D gave me a way to explore aspects of myself and make friends. A couple months ago, I joined a campaign for the first time. It was with a bunch of the people who I met playing one-shots. And I have to say that the people you play with make the game.

Then last year, my wife and I found a local game store that ran regular D&D one-shots. I've only played D&D very little in my life. But by learning the game and playing with people, it unlocked so many possibilities. I could create characters and co-lab with people on story and scenes.

From 2002 to 2021, I made comics on the web and in printed books. I have loved comics since I was a kid. And making comics was a a great way to work on ideas for characters and stories. But in 2022, I hit a wall in terms of what I wanted by making them.