on the cover, we see an injured Ray and Luna sitting opposite from each other in a heart shaped cavity in rubble and ruin, a piece of rebar divides them. The Title Reads: Dimensions and Otherselves #1: Trapped in the Rubble
On the opening pages of the comic we see two nearly identical panels side by side, both are of Alice Starr and Ron Randy playing together as kids. In the upper corner of one is the text box saying “Dimension 69 (the dimension Kinder Center Heroes takes place in)” while the other says “Dimension 72”. We see more panels of them growing up, getting into scraps, until we see a panel of Dusty injured after nearly being killed by Captain Nuclear Phoenix. In Dimension 69 we see the Starrs coming together while Dimension 72 shows Dusty snapping at Alice, causing her to run away. The Dimension 69 panels get smaller and smaller as Dimension 72 Alice leaves home and stays at friends and families instead. We end on July 13th 2069 with Dimension 72 Alice approaching an adult Foxglove for magical lessons. The next two pages are a black background with only the text “Several Years Later”
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Cast and Crew:
Chell: Luna
Shannon: Ray
About Us: Welcome to Dice Fiends, we are an actual play podcast that runs games in over a dozen systems with a rotating and diverse cast of players. But one thing’s for certain: whether we’re powered by the apocalypse or grabbing as many d6’s as we can hold in shadowrun: We’re fiends for the sounds of rolling dice. You can find us every other Wednesday on Itunes, Spotify, or wherever you get good podcasts.
What is Dice Fiends?
Dice Fiends is an actual play podcast featuring a wonderful cast of chuckle-friends. Our story is similar to many: in an attempt to have fun one late Saturday evening, 6 strangers came together for a one-shot, but had so much fun that we extended that one-shot into a two-shot… and then a three-shot… and then we turned it into a whole campaign!
Since then, we've expanded beyond Dungeons and Dragons and to other games systems for one shots such as Hardwired Island or Shadowrun Anarchy and we hope to branch out ever further. But one thing's for sure, whether we're diving into dungeons or trying not to get geeked on the mean streets of Seattle: we're fiends for the sound of rolling dice.