A Place for Ideas

A Brief History

When I first set out to ‘make my own comic’ as a young 9-year old in the year [too long ago to admit my own age], I didn’t expect that over 20 years later I would find myself with the beginnings of many projects, including: a campaign setting book using the D&D 5e engine, an original comic set within that world, and a myriad of adventures, stories, maps, and adventures to tell.

I started to get a little overwhelmed with each project on its own, so this website is a way (I hope) to concentrate all the efforts to bring the ‘Runaverse’ to a reality.

Please check out the site - we have links to our YouTube channel (Like and Sub!), a page for regularly-updated comics, A blog with RPG goodness for all, and links to our socials as well.

Check in regularly - it’s always updating!

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