Fuzzy Knights in London, Baby!

[Greylock]

Glad to see you back, Mossfoot. Interesting Q? from the Administraitor, there .

 

[Piratecat]

I'm not making any commitments, because I have absolutely no idea how hosted sites work here -- it's not my bailiwick. Nevertheless, it's worth asking about so I can check.

 

[Ao the Overkitty]

great little video, moss.

 

[Pinotage]

Yay! I'm a big fan of the Fuzzy Knights! My two and a half year old loves them as well. He always used to sit on my lap when I used to read the comic (and when it resumes again, of course), and loved all the characters! Great to see you're back!

Pinotage

 

[MerakSpielman]

One of my good friends is a huge fan, Mossfoot, though she never goes to any message boards. In fact, I managed to find a Benjamin Bunny doll almost exactly like the one you use in the strips and it was hailed by her as the best Christmas present ever.

 

[mossfoot]

Thanks for the offer, PirateCat!

But I think it's not as simple as just finding a place to host it, there are internal issues to consider as well. It's complicated (translation: I don't know what the hell is going on over there )

Oh, BTW, I'm hoping to have the original (first edition) free version of the Fuzzy Knights RPG back online soon. I'm calling it FK Lite I and am currently hard at work making the 2nd edtion, which will include all the goodies I promised before and more: Player Guide, GM Handbook, Monster Manual, 2 adventure modules, GM screen, Whammy Stickers, and even a way to print off your own "box", so you can make it into a box set at home... provided you have card paper

 

[mossfoot]

Well, no plan survives the battlefield, but it often works out in the end

As you may know, I've been hiatus for a couple of months now. Moving, getting set up, job hunting, all that. So, now that I'm back I'm thinking... dang, there are probably a lot of readers who have forgotten my strip. How do I let them know I'm back? How do I build up the hype machine?

So, as you know from before, I made a 3 minute video promo mockumentary to help get people excited (and I think it worked). I planned everything out for the return. New strip, bonus mini-strips, desktop wallpaper, free mini-RPG (working on the full version now), the works! I set the date and then realized the day before the release...

...I forgot to tell my webmaster!!!

GHAH!

I'm not on Keenspace or one of those other webcomic places, I'm on Kenzer & Company. So I have to rely on the webmaster there. Now he's a great guy, but he's got a LOT of more important things to worry about besides me. I really should have told him about this a week in advance at least.

So, long story short, I missed my promised release date. Now I'm afraid of looking unprofessional and losing reader interest Ah the fretting and furrowing and other words that start with 'f' of a writer

But on the bright side, it's now up and only one day late! Hooray!

 

[Evilhalfling]

Loose intrest ? hah like that could happen.
I have to admit I mostly follow only your KODT strips, but this last issue, your strip was better than the main story line great job : )
ROL
I was watching the clip while posting it was just lovely.

 

[mossfoot]

Thanks I like the magazine strips more now that I have some decent space to play with (back when it was one page it was a real pain to force a punchline). But ultimately I think I prefer the online one because of the larger story arc I'm able to do.

 

[MerakSpielman]

I tell ya, I'm looking forward to the entire rest of the trilogy. But assuming there's over 200 episodes to go, that's like 4 years of work you have in store for yourself, Mossy! And that's assuming you get an episode out every single week!