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Post by rogonandi on Apr 9, 2016 5:46:56 GMT
New comic's up. It looks like in the last 150 years of imprisonment, Mortaridar decided to pick up some kind of divine magic training. Lovely. Also, Umbria's group has made it to Silverfronds and the demon that possessed Kergak has made an appearance at last...only to be destroyed seconds later by the some of the fallout of Mortaridar's magic.   Click here to go to the comic's archives: Click!Click here to vote for the webcomic: Click! |
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Post by chronos12 on Apr 9, 2016 7:35:10 GMT
...ummmm... wow that's bad. You know I've been mentally debating with myself about who would win between Mortaridar and Brian+Angelo. This strip has complicated my original guesses. As always great comic.  |
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Post by Tiltowait on Apr 9, 2016 13:01:10 GMT
Oh, so Morty didn't kill the DolorMagister intentionally? I thought it was a "no competitors" kind of thing. Just a random black energy bolt?
How'd he gain XP being trapped in a demiplane?
What was Maxo thinking, asking for a demon wish? He's going to go down in history with worse press than Benedict Arnold and Jane Fonda put together. Maybe it'll be a "silver lining" kind of thing by putting an end to the conflict between Silverfronds and Souballo HQ, but having a real live demon on the loose is much worse than any mortal conflict. Even if Angelo wins and becomes a demigod, it's still less bad than living under the reign of Moritardar.
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Post by rogonandi on Apr 9, 2016 17:08:12 GMT
Oh, so Morty didn't kill the DolorMagister intentionally? I thought it was a "no competitors" kind of thing. Just a random black energy bolt? How'd he gain XP being trapped in a demiplane? What was Maxo thinking, asking for a demon wish? He's going to go down in history with worse press than Benedict Arnold and Jane Fonda put together. Maybe it'll be a "silver lining" kind of thing by putting an end to the conflict between Silverfronds and Souballo HQ, but having a real live demon on the loose is much worse than any mortal conflict. Even if Angelo wins and becomes a demigod, it's still less bad than living under the reign of Moritardar. The DolorMagister was destroyed completely by accident, though I doubt Mortaridar would care at all. Mortaridar couldn't escape the plane without a contract, but it didn't mean other creatures weren't in the plane with him. Both Grimalar and Janusine have interest in Mortaridar, so there probably wasn't anything stopping them from 'feeding' Mortaridar various creatures to build his power. Sometimes demons destroy each other; sometimes for the sheer fun of it. |
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Post by jssheridan on Apr 10, 2016 3:18:32 GMT
Pack up our things, it's time we moved to another plane. Do you know of any nice demiplanes?
At least our dwarven friend's not possessed any longer.
Thanks Rogonandi!
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Post by agentschism on Apr 11, 2016 14:50:35 GMT
It's the tiny little details which really make this comic worth reading. You know, like the shattered sign reading "St. Denise's Children's Hospital", or the /screaming tree with the empty black eyes./ That fourth panel is going to live on in my nightmares. So, yeah. THANKS.
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Post by rogonandi on Apr 11, 2016 16:44:49 GMT
It's the tiny little details which really make this comic worth reading. You know, like the shattered sign reading "St. Denise's Children's Hospital", or the /screaming tree with the empty black eyes./ That fourth panel is going to live on in my nightmares. So, yeah. THANKS. This comic is often at its best when horrifying things are happening in it.  |
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Post by agentschism on Apr 11, 2016 20:01:30 GMT
You do a great horror. I can just imagine Nehillio screaming up there! So thanks for fueling all our nightmares.
ETA: Also, Umbria is simply delightful: much like Belkar Bitterleaf, she's the kind of character you want to see more of, even if you want to see her hurt badly. Very, very rarely have I ever encountered a character who I wanted to see more of, even as I wanted to see her killed in a hideous obligatory fashion. Bravo on creating such a personality.
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Post by rogonandi on Apr 12, 2016 21:39:51 GMT
You do a great horror. I can just imagine Nehillio screaming up there! So thanks for fueling all our nightmares. ETA: Also, Umbria is simply delightful: much like Belkar Bitterleaf, she's the kind of character you want to see more of, even if you want to see her hurt badly. Very, very rarely have I ever encountered a character who I wanted to see more of, even as I wanted to see her killed in a hideous obligatory fashion. Bravo on creating such a personality. Thank you. If nothing else, Umbria is great for adding a cynical voice to an otherwise idealistic fantasy story.  |
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