The first graphic novel in an explosive new series based on the smash-hit RPG YouTube series by Dingo Doodles and Felix Irnich.

Written alongside award-winning comic-book writer Christopher Hastings (Adventure Time, Five Nights at Freddy’s), Fool’s Gold is a chaotic, imaginative, and hilarious adventure story that follows a group of real-life friends as they embark on a role-playing campaign filled with dragons, vengeful witches, and deadly karaoke.

A stoic masked druid, a cursed monkey sorcerer, and a bubbly magical girl are among the adventurers in a party searching for powerful crystals left behind by an ancient dead civilization...but their plans are derailed when an afternoon of drunken karaoke kicks off nothing short of the apocalypse. That’s just how things go when you’re in a fantasy role-playing session with gamemaster Felix and player Dingo. These two are your guides to the bizarre and hilarious world of tabletop role-playing, the delight of collaborative storytelling, and the chaos of letting the dice decide what happens next.

Jenna “Dingo Doodles” Woldenga has been a storyteller and artist ever since she learned how to speak her first words and hold a crayon. She grew up in the Okanagan Valley in BC, Canada, and started her artistic career immediately after graduating high school, producing a weekly webcomic series and also attending the Guru Digital Arts College in Alberta. In 2018 she launched her YouTube channel Dingo Doodles, which was supposed to be a side-hobby, but YouTube had different ideas and her videos soon garnered millions of views in record time and turned her hobby into a full-blown career. Find out more at FoolsGold.fun. 

Felix Irnich is a storyteller and businessman based in Kelowna, BC, Canada. He immigrated to Canada from Germany as a teenager in 2007 and has wide experience across multiple industries. His ventures include founding a distillery and a gelato factory, web development, residential construction, and now: Fool’s Gold. In 2020 he was also recognized as Top 40 Under 40 at the young age of twenty-six. His style of storytelling makes him living proof that Germans have a sense of humor after all. He has been telling stories through Dungeons & Dragons and writing for twelve years. Find out more at FoolsGold.fun.