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Okay.

There's a flaw in that plan, though. It requires Elan to be witty. Given that Elan's way with words seem to be mostly limited to "verb, verb, verb, verb, verb the adjective noun!", I'm not sure he'll go far with that class. Of course, Mr. Bardic Spellcasting here can say a thing or two about...

Tendriculos, ridiculous. That was the spelling nazi strike for the day. Tendriculos would rather mean something like "little tendril"...

I've always lived with cats. And I've never seen any hairball. Short-haired cats rule. :)

Cats too. :D (They can at least say hello, mama, long, john, piano, dog, day, and luvluvluvluvluv.)

You too? "I've got some food prepared for after you freshen up." Augh! :mad:

Beholders, Illithids, and Sahuagins were the three monsters that got a resource book and a three-volume campaign devoted to them.

Some people are still quite skeptic, though.

And of course, one must not forget the seminal masterwork known as the Eye of Argon. A ball of feral red was rising through the mists of the eastern horizon, disipating the slinking shadows of the night. A coral stood before the pair, enclosing two grazing mares. Grignr reached into a weighted...

And there's a lot of four-letter words that would be appropriate in such a situation.

Okay. The first batch is up now, for those that are still interested. Same link as in the first post.

"When she's ready to let you have her way with her, you'll kill her instead." First panel, the intent is to kill just before the moment Haley expects to, ah, find unlawful carnal knowledge. "When 'Elan' runs her through with a dagger at the cusp of the consumation of her wildest romantic...

Well, that was exactly Nale's plan. Go back to the first two panels of #383, then pay close attention to what's in his hands in #386.

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I assume that an "erf" is an Engrish elf. Cutesy speak, as the others said. Oh, look! That dwagon just ate a wabbit! That wabbit belonged to gobwin farmers, not to the dwagon! Will a pious gnight slay the evil dwagon and westowe peace on the gobwin kwingdom?

Nale believes Sabine is hurted by both cold iron and silver. Therefore, I suggest Sabine is a half-succubus/half-erinyes, with the abilities of both, but the vulnerabilities of both. And anyway, it doesn't matter. I don't have the feeling the distinguo between demon and devil matters that much...

Well, the hypnotized eyes are quite the giveaway here.

Kinda meh. The stick figures from Rich Burlew's comics have more uniqueness and personality, honestly. Looking at these sketches and finished pictures I had the feeling I had already seen that a couple dozen times at bookshops when passing by the "children's comics" area.

Yeah, that's the blueprints! Thanks. :)

I like how this strip echoes this one: http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0365.html (Fourth pic, last speech bubble.)