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Would you like to see D&D-style content inspired by fat women from Greek mythology as a $5 exclusive reward? šļøš
🕑 Added 2025-06-10 19:50:42 +0000 UTCThe Olympus comic is almost finished just a few pages left! While wrapping it up, I had a new idea: a homebrew-style D&D series based on curvy mythological goddesses, monsters, and magical items.
Think bestiaries and lore filled with feederism themes, weight gain, and mythological sensuality all wrapped in the fantasy framework of Dungeons & Dragons.
Example: this post.
It would be a fun way to expand the universe Iām building in a new, creative format, while I continue developing the Underworld comic for the $10 tier (which will be longer and more story-driven).
Feel free to leave a comment if you have other ideas or preferences!
Comments
Spicy Paw
I'm glad you like the idea! Yes, it's one of the monsters I'll definitely make. I'm thinking of a feeder beholder or a fat girl beholder.
TheKamiKaze1337
I for sure would! Could also go into other mythologies, or do your own takes on classic monsters. Would love to see the Spicy Paw Beholder! XD
Spicy Paw
Thank you so much for your honest feedback. I really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts in such detail. I came up with this idea because I want to explore more ideas, but I think the way I was doing it was a bit slow. I'm not ruling out ideas like the mini-comics I made with Medusa or the Greek mythology of fat, but I think my work lacks a bit of narrative. So I'll try. Similarly, I'm thinking of this work having both an artistic and a narrative component. The artistic component should be like Greek fat mythology, and the narrative should be like pages in a manual. That way, it can be enjoyed both ways. Thanks again for your comment and support.
Mid-Boss93
I voted no, even though it does not completely tell my opinion about this post. I find the D&D-style content not interesting and a bland way to expand your universe. I would rather support you putting more time doing one picture stories like Greek Fat Mythology or shorter comics like The Story of Medusa. Those were more interesting ways to expand the universe.
