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A More Common Question Than You Would Think

Sep29

by David Bishop on 29th September 2007 at 22:38

└ Tags: Charlotte and Michael go way back, doin' it, friendship, having sex, Jack has questions, jumping to conclusions, open to interpretation, potentially offensive assumptions about others, sex, shared history, valid lines of enquiry

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Prologue: Just Charlie

Nov01

by David Bishop on 1st November 2019 at 12:00

Chapter: Labyrinth Lord

Characters: Charlotte, Michael, Michael's Dad

As the name might suggest, this strip is the first page of a brand new storyline exploring Charlotte’s and Michael’s mutual love of tabletop roleplaying games like Dungeons & Dragons. Part Two shows you what happens ten years later. My[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: adventure, board games, Charlotte and Michael go way back, D&D, dice, dnd, don't hate the player hate the game, dungeon master, dungeons and dragons, fantasy, friendship, game, games, gaming, jumping to conclusions, Michael annoys Charlotte, misunderstanding, roleplaying, RPG, tabletop, tabletop games, teenagers, TTRPG, two gamers on a couch I guess

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Interrupting Something

Dec01

by David Bishop on 1st December 2019 at 12:00

Chapter: Labyrinth Lord

Characters: Charlotte, Jack, Michael, Shivani

Location: Michael's Room

Continued from Part 1 and Part 2.

└ Tags: D&D, dnd, don't kink-shame, dungeons and dragons, friendship, game, games, gaming, heat wave, Jack has questions, jumping to conclusions, misunderstanding, not dressing conservatively, potentially offensive assumptions about others, roleplaying, RPG, sex, social awkwardness, tabletop, tabletop games, TTRPG

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Marginally Better than Cursing the Darkness

Dec15

by David Bishop on 15th December 2019 at 12:00

Chapter: Labyrinth Lord

Characters: Bob, Charlotte, Jack, Michael, Shivani

Location: Michael's Room

Continued from Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.

└ Tags: burn, burned, candle, clumsy, day-to-day inconvenience, don't kink-shame, electricity, embarrassing moment, fire, it is pitch dark, Jack has a history of this kind of thing, Jack has the priorities and restraint of a fifteen-year-old, jumping to conclusions, lightning, matches, misunderstanding, not dressing conservatively, ouch, slapstick, social awkwardness, unhelpful comments, wait this is England?, well that could have gone better, 🔥

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A Bad Acid Trip

May15

by David Bishop on 15th May 2020 at 12:00

Chapter: Labyrinth Lord

This comic was possible thanks to our generous patron, Dice Fall Podcast! Check out the site: http://www.dicefallpodcast.com/. If you would like to become a patron head over to https://www.patreon.com/LifeontheFourthFloor.

└ Tags: acid, board games, D&D, death, dnd, don't hate the player hate the game, dungeon master, dungeons and dragons, fantasy, game, games, gaming, guns don't kill people acid pits kill people, it's a trap, jewellery, jumping to conclusions, metagaming, Michael annoys Charlotte, misunderstanding, ouch, powergaming, roleplaying, RPG, sword, tabletop, tabletop games, trapped, treasure, TTRPG, two gamers on a couch I guess, well that could have gone better

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Woes of the Dungeon Master

Jun15

by David Bishop on 15th June 2020 at 12:00

Chapter: Labyrinth Lord

Characters: Bob, Charlotte, Jack, Michael, Shivani

Location: Michael's Room

Dungeon Masters, Game Masters, Labyrinth Lords, it be like that sometimes. This comic was possible thanks to our generous patron, Dice Fall Podcast! Check out the site: http://www.dicefallpodcast.com/. If you would like to become a patron head over to https://www.patreon.com/LifeontheFourthFloor.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: adventure, board games, Bob annoys Charlotte, D&D, dnd, don't hate the player hate the game, dungeon master, dungeons and dragons, everyone annoys Michael, excluding, fake geek girl, fantasy, fudge, fun police, game, games, gaming, gate-keeping, Jack annoys Michael, Jack annoys Shivani, jumping to conclusions, roleplaying, RPG, tabletop, tabletop games, TTRPG, two gamers on a couch I guess, world-building

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