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What’s going on here?
Singing Cricket (retired adventurer), Kayra (young night hag) and the rest of the hag coven are attending the wedding of a changeling, the strange creature that replaced Kayra as a baby.
Charlie is an owlbear that Singing Cricket adopted by accident while trying to protect a baby house. Taking a Discworld-inspired cue, the hags decided to polymorph him into a human and bring him along to join the party.
The maid of honour, Sassy, has been unlucky in love - but she was quite taken by Charlie (almost literally) when they were introduced. Unfortunately, Singing Cricket’s efforts to keep him on his best behaviour are frustrating the poor half-orc lady.
Love and Hex started out as a joke about my D&D campaign and turned into an ongoing rom-com/horror story. It's on Webtoon and other platforms. Also r/LoveAndHex.
There's also a book! You'll find it on Amazon (just use your country's site), or Comcraft.
Reddit is hungry for yuri right now, so here's some yuri. Along with some deep lore about the senior hags. Is it canon? Who can say?
If you want cute, wholesome slow-burn yuri, you may want to read Tamilda's ongoing side story.
Reddit is hungry for yuri right now, so here's some yuri. Along with some deep lore about the senior hags. Is it canon? Who can say?
If you want cute, wholesome slow-burn yuri, you may want to read Tamilda's ongoing side story.
Fine, you want Yuri, you got it. Along with some deep lore about the senior hags. Is it canon? Who can say?
If you want cute, wholesome slow-burn yuri, you may want to read Tamilda's ongoing side story.
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Honestly, I think they'll have a good time together.
This lil comic is from the cover of an upcoming issue of Sunday Comix, a biweekly newsletter that'll shove a bunch of great comics from artists you already know from Reddit into your inbox.
From the top left:
All these comics and probably more will find their way to your inbox when you subscribe to Sunday Comix. It's free - just a nice way to get your dose of comics without relying on an ever-changing algorithm that wants to harvest your data to advertise to you.
Reddit seems to have introduced sitewide AI moderation bots that are sweeping up users and outright banning them, without warning or explanation, for crimes like including links in their posts. This has started to hit artists you see pretty regularly in this subreddit (happily the mods have been supportive in helping them get their accounts back quickly).
It's inconsistent and unpredictable - which makes it worse, since you don't know what the rules are. As companies like Reddit give up more and more control to unaccountable machines, this kind of thing is getting more common.
Reddit has always had kind of a strange relationship with contributors and what is often called "self-promotion". On one hand, it wants Content... But it can't seem to decide where it wants the content to come from.
Anyway, have some links:
Yes, there's more of these two.
Yes, there is more of these two.
Tamilda has not spent much time processing her typically tragic and horrifying D&D backstory. This is probably not time or place.
What's going on here?
Love and Hex started out as a joke about my D&D campaign and turned into an ongoing rom-com/adventure/occasionally horror story. It's on Webtoon, r/LoveAndHex, and all sorts of other places... just search for it. You might also find a book for sale.
A Tabaxi could be hidden anywhere.
What's going on here?
Love and Hex started out as a joke about my D&D campaign and turned into an ongoing rom-com/adventure/occasionally horror story. It's on Webtoon and other platforms. Also r/LoveAndHex. (And there's a book... you can find it on Amazon.)