Planescape: Metamorphosis - A Planescape Webcomic

It's probably cheating for me to vote both here and on LJ, isn't it?

Okay, I am officially hooked... damn you. I like your style of artwork, and this is such a great indie project. I am not big on the understanding of Sigil or the slang/jargon that gets used, but I am learning it a lot more by reading!

Alright - my thoughts. First and foremost, Qul and K'zink are both HOTTIES. Serious OMG shagerrific illustrated hotties... I can't believe I want to write some slash about D&D characters. Tasty!

Second - is Qul perhaps a Pterafolk or Saurian from Faerun? I have been trying to figure this out the whole time. I think your characters are very realistic and detailed in terms of personality, and it's obvious you really took a while to think about this and get the ideas together. Great job! I can't believe I am actually gonna subscribe to a web comic... I never would have imagined I was gonna like something like this. I am excited to see what kind of twists are involved in the storm god's activities and how Qul will deal with that - or if something else entirely will divert him from his path in an epic and legendary quest that would change his life and his world forever. So much suspense, I won't be able to wait.
-will

Don't revise or even re-think! We will get it by the time it's done! We have to wait for it and see it through - and have faith in our storyteller, which I do.

When Qul fell out of bed naked, I thought we were going to get some real action... And to be honest even the first scene of him swimming nude is provocative enough for me to get my mind on a naughty kick... But then that isn't really all too difficult to do anyways. The other part that I thought was at least a little suggestive was the posture in which Qul is positioned after his leap from above in front of K'zink - a little more inviting than I think most people would be comfortable experiencing themselves.... I bet he got a good shot of what's under those loin clothes as Qul fell.

NSFW = Not Safe For Web? I don't have aim; only Yahoo, Google, Skype, and Windows Live - all usernames 'xidoraven' (@yahoo, @gmail, & @live .com's). I may just have to write some Qul / K'zink slash..... and maybe even get Drake in on the deal.

Beyond all that, I have never heard of a Bulezau (sp?) demon? where are they featured? At first, I thought it was a baernaloth, until he screamed about it being a demon.... Then I figured I would just go with the flow and ask about it later - like here/now.

It is going great - I don't think you have anything to worry about at all, except for seeing it through to the end. I am excited about this metamorphosis, and the way we will see the characters evolve. It's so not fair - I didn't need another addiction. :P

As for posting content about Ssilirians and their Prime world, to be quite honest after all the experiences and input I have received recently in regard to trying to get my own material published in some format with the companies I am familiar with, the following is my recommendation:
If you plan on ever trying to publish your work through any format which requires a corporate logo to be attached to it anywhere (meaning that you don't self publish, or have a rich relative who owns their own publishing organization who will work with you on the legal terms of usage and distribution), don't post it anywhere public for any length of time. Been there - most of my best work is at least partially posted online in public pages or format, and it is all now nearly impossible to pitch to a corporate publisher, even if you take it all down off the web (it was up there for long enough that someone may have seen it without dishing money for it... lame).

If you never plan on trying to make money off it, publicly post only specific OGL content, or otherwise don't give a sh** if a company will not publish you in the future, my recommendation is a wiki like http://www.dandwiki.com which is a favorite of mine. I also began working online in RPGs on Elftown.com, which is not specifically marketed to that aspect of creativity, but their wiki and coding is pretty cool, easy to learn and use, and allows a bit of creative liberties with how you style them, etc. It also allows you to post artistic material of your own to their site (I assume like it works here), but they don't have a preset for stats or anything - like D&D Wiki does.

If you just want to post material without stats, a generic wiki like Elftown's would work great (and they provide a lot more protection to your pages than many others), and things with stats work better on sites where they might have preset templates for it (D&D Wiki has one for almost anything these days). I personally prefer to use both - for their own reasons, and to have multiple media venues where it is helpful and interesting. Stuff that doesn't have stats and I want to moderate and/or hide from certain people I can put on ET, and stuff that is more open, free, stat-oriented, and needs less protection from editing or viewing I can put on D&D Wiki.

I am also finding that some sites and forums such as here, ENWorld, and - until recently - even WotC's forums as well, can have very good discussions happening surrounding creative projects, rules debate/help, & balance/style review. I create a lot of material on these sites that I then can put into place in a very controlled and well-articulated system of placement on other relevant venues as well. I have been compiling material over the last year or more that I would like to begin putting together publications or large-scale writing/art projects for gaming ideas, elements, overlooked themes, and concepts which could draw in new crowds or market to specific unmet needs or demographics. My current beef is with how detailed we make our villains, while skimping out and cliche-ing our good guys and angelic critters - and how I can try to mend and help maintain the solutions to that issue.

I personally am anxious to know more about this Ssilirian race and their culture. I noticed that the temple buildings were coming up out of water, and wasn't sure if that was because they were chinampas-style floating / stabilized artificial land, aqueduct-lane cities, or else simply because of two years worth of rain accumulating swallowed up the land below - though I was more sure that it was probably the latter reason. I like that Qul is so carefree, but it would be wonderful to know what is driving him on this strange and exciting quest - he is still a little bit of a mystery, compared to the other main (secondary) characters. I expect to learn even more about him, and maybe his past, his secrets, or his goals and initiatives that are driving him ever forward beyond being tasked by his priests. The funny thing I am always thinking is, "Why him, and why not someone else?" It almost gives the sense that he is somehow DESTINED to undertake this journey and meet these hardships dead-on.... Like I said, I am excited about it. I wish I could help, but I have such little time and I wouldn't want to mess up your current style and work flow. Maybe I will get in on this whole fan-media idea... I may for sure have to take you up on the slash offer... Not sure how that will go over, though.

Best wishes, and a prosperous, thriving new rotation around Sol in the year 2010 CE of the Earth Realm Prime to all!
-will

The correct answer to my tech deity question is Aepos - the god of energy, creation, and construction of harnessed energies (like living constructs made from elemental fused energies in a metal body 'casing'). I will forgive you on this one, since I had only recently posted a little about it and wondered if it had any time to settle into the planescape consciousness yet.

So is this where we get to understand a little more about why this Bulezau demon just randomly decides to join a group of beings who for the most part seem to be compassionate, loyal, and focused on the 'good' things in life? I had been considering that these past few pages...

Also, what size do your panels end up being? That way, I can make a fan-panel that is the same size for potential physical publication (and without resizing or the ever-awful afterthought uneven canvas margins of doom)...
-will

Weeeee! Archive binge since I haven't been reading since September.

It's coming together really well Center, I like it. I look forwards to the hilarity that will continue to ensue from Lasc and Drake being in close proximity to each other.

I also really like the idea of the masks on the Hardheads. Speaking of which, what do you mean you need help with references or with drawing armor! They are certainly recognizable, and the armor sits on them well. Looks great to me!