Category Archives: D&D comics

I’ve drawn a bunch of miniatures of Dragon Cultists. They’re based on the bad guys in the Hoard of the Dragon Queen adventure, but I’m sure you’ll be able to use them for whatever evil demon-worshippers you’ve got in your home campaign.

Here’s a closer look:

You can download and print out a PDF of the cultists here:

Cult of the Dragon printable minis

Just cut them out along the thick lines, fold along the thin lines, and tape the bottoms together. It works best if you print on cardstock, and if you tape a penny to the inside to keep them from blowing over.

Previously:

• Kobolds and Drakes (also good for Hoard of the Dragon Queen)
• Bullywugs
• Modrons
• Player Characters

Coming soon: Undead, and more PC options!

If you think these are useful and you’d like to donate a dollar or two, that would be very cool!

Commissions: If you’d like me to draw a mini of your character, send an email with a description to comics at billroundy dot com! It’ll cost $10, or I’ll draw a party of 5 characters for $40.

I love modrons, so I made some paper miniatures so I could use them in my home game.

That’s a monodrone, tridrone, quadrone, quadrone enforcer (4 quadrones combined), and Modron Hierarch (dodecodrone).

(I did not include the duodrone because it is stupid.)

You can download and print out the minis here:

Modrons part 1 (PDF)

Modrons part 2 (PDF)

Because the Modron Hierarch has 12 faces (a feature I shamelessly ripped off from The Phantom Tollbooth), I made this chart to use during my game. At the start of the Modron Hierarch’s turn, roll a d12 to determine his personality:

1. Happy
2. Sad
3. Angry
4. Bored
5. Disgusted
6. Shy
7. Stern
8. Condescending
9. Suspicious
10. Frightened
11. Surprised
12. Drunk

Up next: some cultists and thugs you can use in Hoard of the Dragon Queen.

Check out previous minis: PCs, Kobolds, and Bullywugs.

I’ve drawn some more printable miniatures for D&D! This time, I made a few different kinds of bullywugs, and their giant frog ally.

I used these guys in the “Toadwallow Caverns” portion of the Reavers of the Harkenwold 4E adventure. It also looks like they’ll turn up in Hoard of the Dragon Queen adventure!

You can download the minis here:

Printable minis: Bullywugs! (PDF)

I’ve also drawn some Player Characters and Kobolds.

If you think these are useful and you’d like to donate a dollar or two, that would be very cool!

Commissions: If you’d like me to draw a mini of your character, send an email with a description to comics at billroundy dot com! It’ll cost $10, or I’ll draw a party of 5 characters for $40.

I’ve been making my own stand-up paper miniatures for D&D, so I figure I should share them with people! A few months ago I produced a bunch of PCs, and now I’m working on monsters.

First up is everyone’s favorite level-one nemesis: the Kobold! And I’ve given them some support with a couple of drakes, and a dragon who controls them behind-the-scenes.

(Also, I understand that these minis might be useful during the first part of Hoard of the Dragon Queen, if you’re running it this week).

Just download them from the links below and print them out on cardstock. Then cut along the thick lines, fold along the thin lines, and tape them together!

Kobolds PDF

Dragon and Drakes PDF

Coming soon: Bullywugs and Modrons!

If you think these are useful and you’d like to donate a dollar or two, that would be very cool!

Commissions: If you’d like me to draw a mini of your character, send an email with a description to comics at billroundy dot com! It’ll cost $10, or I’ll draw a party of 5 characters for $40.

I’ve been drawing my own paper, stand-up miniatures for my D&D home game, inspired by the ones I got for being an Order of the Stick Kickstarter backer.

My local gaming store (The 20-Sided Store) is playtesting the next D&D rule system, and the new playtest packet includes 8 pre-generated characters. So I’ve created a paper mini for each of them! (I made two versions of the ranger & cleric, and an animal form for the druid)

If you’d like to use them, a link to the PDF file is below – just cut them out along the thick lines, fold on the thinner lines, and tape the bottoms together!

Printable minis from Bill (PDF)

(They work best if printed on cardstock, with a penny taped to the inside to make a more solid base).

Feel free to use them for your games! And if you do, take a picture and let me know!

Happy Valentine’s Day!

This is the (almost) complete dungeon of my last D&D adventure “Escaping the Arrow.”

Click for a (much) larger version. The adventure starts in the lower left corner.