You know what's really sad?

[rogonandi]

You know what's really sad? I'm the author of this comic and I have to go back and re-read much of the recent pages to remember what exactly is going on with each of all of these plot threads I have dangling about.

[memnarch]

Hah, I take it you don't have a document with a short sentence or three for that then?

[rogonandi]

Aug 2, 2015 22:05:14 GMT memnarch said:

Hah, I take it you don't have a document with a short sentence or three for that then?

I did for the first 2 books, and I will for the 4th onward, but not this book.

[greatdane]

I just have to say that the dedication you've shown to this comic has been nothing short of fantastic. I find myself wringing my hands on the rare occasions you've gone a week without updating. Thanks Rogonandi!

[Tiltowait]

Yeah, do that...don't you dare leave any dangling! 

[EvilElitest]

Good. I think what makes this such a fantastic webcomic is the richness of the world, the fact that it feels nuanced, complicated, and living independently of the main characters. So you are doing something right

[rogonandi]

Jan 17, 2016 4:33:41 GMT EvilElitest said:

Good. I think what makes this such a fantastic webcomic is the richness of the world, the fact that it feels nuanced, complicated, and living independently of the main characters. So you are doing something right

Thank you very much. It's very kind of you.

[EvilElitest]

NP, to me I think that your offering a product that isn't really offered by most D&D media, even the fantastic works like OOTS or Goblins, is the sort of humanist world building you see in your works. Its actually a bit like the Wire in how you seem to aggressively humanize everybody, even minor characters with one of the underlining message of this work being "Heroics aren't unique to the characters who we happen to like"