This is the official substack for "50 Years in the Dungeon" a livestream show celebrating a half-century of tabletop roleplaying games. Hosted by award-winning cartoonist and game designer Stan!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 325 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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This Week: Studio Time—The Harrowing
With the completion of the Dark Sun Belgoi drawing (shared with subscribers yesterday), there’s only one cartoon homage left undone thanks to the tech gremlins we were wrestling with back in the spring. That’s the drawing I’d meant to begin...
This Week: WiP Wednesday—Dark Sun (Coloring)
It’s appropriate, I think, that I’m working on my cartoon homage to Brom’s painting of a belgoi—that appeared as a cover on a booklet inside the original Dark Sun boxed set and on issue 173 of Dragon Magazine—during the dog days of August....
Other Stan! News
I try to keep the posts in this Substack pretty well focused on things related to the 50 Years in the Dungeon show, but I hope you’ll forgive the occasional note about other projects I have going on. I promise, these will always be infreque...
This Week: WiP Wednesday—Dark Sun Player Aids (Inking)
Last week we fought back the tech gremlins and got started on a new cartoon homage, this time to Brom’s cover painting for the Player Aid Cards booklet inside the original Dark Sun boxed set. Of course, that’s still just the first step in c...
Process Video: Shadowrun
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A really great unexpected bonus I’ve gotten since starting 50YitD are the emails and occasionally in person comments I get from people who have enjoyed the cartoon homages I’ve created along the way. Of c...
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