Heehee, you keep coming up with fun ideas, Yosh! There should be more illustrated stories out there! ^.^

Yup, yup! You guys helped me come up with a most clever and exciting idea and I thank you very, very much for it. *Big cuddle hugs*

Look for more sections over the coming weeks along with the surprises that each section brings. Good times, good friends, good fun. Yep, yep, yep! :)

Ehehe, I've been curious about this all day! I only read about wandering around and home... but the whole story from front to end is great! :D I like that there's a name for planeswalkers! I also had to look up other words like culmination and mana (I figured it was something magical, I don't RPG enough!) and it's great that you had words that got me thinking. (:
It's too bad ole Nishidor's old world eventually tore itself down, though I'm glad he survived!
The open-ended-ness of this is great. :D I think it was Seuss or some writer that said the best stories end on a question, or something that make you think, rather then giving everything away and spelling itself out for you. It's an opinion, but one that I like! :3
Who knows! At first I thought maybe when he saw another place was in danger, and someone else needed help (desperately), he figured it was the right thing to do to help them out, instead of focus on an old world that was long since gone. Maybe they'd make a better world together! Perhaps Nishidor figured he could help the king for now, and get back to his goal later if it still mattered to him. Who knows!
Of course, that's not the only option. 8D The king was desperate, maybe he kicked Nishidor out of the picture so that he could have the world he longed for instead! It was supposed to be a sad end after all. Maybe things didn't work out for either of them, and the king's attempts failed, leaving both of them without the world they loved.
Haha, tons of options, that's what makes it fun. :3 I'll look forward to seeing what goes on with the rest of the campaign! I'm honored to be in part 1 of your next cool-school project! :D

I'm so very happy you liked the idea and were pleased with the way I utilized Nishidor to kick things off. The good news is that, despite how it ends, there is more to Nishidor's tale that will unfold in the next sections that will allow for further thoughts and possibilities.

The fun part of this project is how, by the end, it will ACTUALLY be a HUGE story. However, it won't be huge in writing size what-so-ever. Rather, the plot will unfold through descriptions like that of the noble planeswalker, Nishidor.

What of the king? What was Nishidor's sad end? Was it really, truly a sad end? Only time, and your own imagination, will find out! :)

Wow, congrats on getting me to read a bit, that's no easy feat! I must say that I like the way you present the art with stories. Makes it much more fun for people like me who don't love reading. Thanks for letting me explore another path of creativity. :)

You're most welcome, Scooter. Actually, it's thanks to friends like you that I developed this writing style. My "FA Research" has shown that not too many people have time to read a bulky, word-loaded story. Especially from someone like myself who isn't, how you say, established. The "Creative Campaign" is based entirely around viewer friendliness in its ability to deliver a solid story with as few words as possible while, at the same time, using pictures to take away from the typical, black-and-white blandness of traditional reads.

Yay!

Hoo ha ho!
Interesting. A painful cliffhanger ^^,
Further Realms, you say?
@ Nishi: Nice artz ;D

Yup, yup! Ol' Oxnard helped me TONS in developing this particular type of writing style. It only made sense to use his works as a key piece of the overall project. :)

It makes me very happy to see you enjoying my "Further Realms," Ham-Ham. You've done so much for me and to be able to create something you find interesting is quite an honor.