Into The Drink
Author: FoxFire
Left is Right, Right is Wrong
The Long Talk
Written for an ingame RP session. Pay it no mind, unless you like this kind of thing. Continue reading “The Long Talk”
Open Mic Problems
Click for a larger image. Continue reading “Open Mic Problems”
Trials, Page One: Special Edition
This article details the making of the first page of the web comic version of Trials. It includes some of the early sketches and the steps of the page’s coloring process. Continue reading “Trials, Page One: Special Edition”
Trials, Chapter One
Since I discovered the page break function, I’m now able to condense all these comic pages down to one post! And yikes. Old art is always a little embarrassing, even if it’s only from a couple years ago and not ten…
You can now use the buttons at the bottom of the page to navigate (instead of the sidebar as stated in the image captions). Everything else I have preserved as it was in the original posts.
Author’s Note
Forced Evolution
Daughter of the Mountain
There aren’t enough dwarves in the World of Warcraft, particularly female dwarves, so I drew one! Continue reading “Daughter of the Mountain”
Be Careful What You Ask For
Playing the Auction House: March Data
As part of learning about the economy for my own business ventures, I decided to make a study of what World of Warcraft players call “playing the Auction House”, in which they try to make profits solely by reselling goods bought from other players instead of going out and obtaining these goods directly from the game world. In February, I ran two characters on two different servers to dip my toes into the world of buying and re-selling. My preliminary findings left me with many more questions about the Auction House economy, and so the study continued!
In the month of March, my study followed six characters, each with a different marketing scheme for selling their goods. These characters remained on the combined server of Cenarion Circle and Sisters of Elune, a relatively small North American RP server, as well as one of the oldest. I will summarize some of my findings below. Continue reading “Playing the Auction House: March Data”