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She might be staying slightly behind in order to not be targeted (so she can raise or otherwise restore folks, as-necessary).
Also, finally caught up, and, man, the maltheism is thick in this thread.
XD
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Hey look there are two parts to my being. One is a 12th level paladin of Torm from 2nd edition. The other is a Death Cleric of Orcus from Greyhawk from 3rd.
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Thomas Seitz wrote: Hey look there are two parts to my being. One is a 12th level paladin of Torm from 2nd edition. The other is a Death Cleric of Orcus from Greyhawk from 3rd. Second Ed for the Win!
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Durkon's mom took Leadership
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Fighting Earth Elementals; dwarven family fun time. :)
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"It's just part of being a mother." :-D
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Hilgya's the highest level stuck behind the elementals... and the least wise.
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Still think that dwarves fighting elementals for family fun sounds good.
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~LAUGHTER~ Rich has been waiting a while for that one!
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Well to be fair, everyone wants to use Dark Helmet at least ONCE.
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I heard Thad wrote for the final Season of Game of Thrones, of course she broke up with him.
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I don't think that was the reason but sure...
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Replication Crisis
So apparently, the plan is to get the dwarves into the voting chamber. Got it.
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Fromper wrote: Replication Crisis
So apparently, the plan is to get the dwarves into the voting chamber. Got it.
I'm impressed that there's a plan.
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Only dwarves can pass through the orange barrier, so it makes sense.
Anyway, I wasn't feeling the last few comics, but this one made me laugh, at least.
Also, Belkar referred to Durkon as his "buddy!" That seems significant from a character development perspective.
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I'm feeling the strips for the fact Darkhelm made an appearance.
Also yes, only dwarves can pass through the barrier.
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Thomas Seitz wrote: I'm feeling the strips for the fact Darkhelm made an appearance.
Also yes, only dwarves can pass through the barrier.
A dwarf who turns around the Main Proposal (so that Yes saves the day) or a dwarf that pretends to be a vampire and the whole Helish plan goes upside down.
Granted, that would require a dwarf well-versed in Trickery ;-)
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Raven,
Right now the plan of Hela's is better than the plan of the rest of the gods to just "Let's keep hitting our heads against the wall..."
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The Raven Black wrote: Thomas Seitz wrote: I'm feeling the strips for the fact Darkhelm made an appearance.
Also yes, only dwarves can pass through the barrier.
A dwarf who turns around the Main Proposal (so that Yes saves the day) or a dwarf that pretends to be a vampire and the whole Helish plan goes upside down.
Granted, that would require a dwarf well-versed in Trickery ;-) Like a priestess of Loki?
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"VHRNNNG!"
For wall of stone?
I can't even.
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Killing two bushes with a stone axe. The dwarven hatred of trees has deep roots indeed :-P
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Indeed. Also I like the bard jokes.
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The bard jokes struck a chord with me.
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They will be instrumental.
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Sharoth wrote: The bard jokes struck a chord with me. Really? I thought cracking jokes at a time like this was tone deaf.
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Wow the music puns are flowing today...
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All these music puns are going to get you guys into treble.
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Seriously? Music puns? Can you all just give it a rest?
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TriOmegaZero wrote: 1166: End of Overtime It's easy to misunderstand why dwarves wish to die in combat so badly. Humans and elves don't know about Loki & Hel's deal.
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Death before dishonor.
Today is a good day to die.
I think we can catch the drift pretty well ;-)
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The Raven Black wrote: Death before dishonor.
Today is a good day to die.
I think we can catch the drift pretty well ;-)
"Today is a good day to die. You go first."
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Thomas Seitz wrote: Dwarves are still weird.
Aye lad
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Thanks Vid.
In any case I'm pretty sure I need to show this to my friend that showed my that one about dwarves and the digging diggity hole.
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Are we supposed to know who the dwarf with the blue speech bubbles is? Is it a reference to someone from a previous strip I don't remember?
Because as it stands right now, it feels like Burlew is trying to set something up for a post-OotS project.
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I mean before this scene. The last few strips. I wasn't very clear.
I remember that some of the characters were just introduced to him, but I'm wondering if the audience has seen him before.
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Last panel of that strip.
"It's OK Durkon. I know what it's like to have a stunning mid-adventure reveal of a previously unknown family member."
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Andostre wrote: Are we supposed to know who the dwarf with the blue speech bubbles is? Is it a reference to someone from a previous strip I don't remember?
Because as it stands right now, it feels like Burlew is trying to set something up for a post-OotS project.
It's Durkon's cousin's brother-in-law's niece's fiance from a few strips back.
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Also as far as "have we met this guy before?' Andostre, no. But he's clearly a parody of Lord Darkhelm from Spaceballs.
Also it appears quipping isn't a class skill for some clerics...
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Thomas Seitz wrote: Also as far as "have we met this guy before?' Andostre, no. But he's clearly a parody of Lord Darkhelm from Spaceballs.
Also it appears quipping isn't a class skill for some clerics...
Maybe she didn't put any ranks into it. Clerics--especially low-level clerics--don't have a lot of extra skill ranks to spare.
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John,
Maybe so but the fact is clear. Some clerics can quip well. And other...not so much.
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Any idea what the runes in the chamber mean?
I like to think they say "No one is bellow the law"
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