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Doesn't matter. If his Str is reduced to zero, he's helpless and can't take any actions. Technically even letting him talk is a stretch. (If it's not reduced to zero, he should be relatively unimpeded, which clearly isn't the case.)

Which, in an obvious pun on the term ".MOb", was a Mafia don. Makes as much sense as anything at this point, I guess. Though I don't remember a one-panel joke like that ever becoming integral to the main plot before.

I was looking through WotC's 3.5 archives today and the "interview" (i.e. piece of thinly disguised marketing fluff) for the Spell Compendium promises lists for classes like the Hexblade in a web enhancement. However, the link leads to nothing of the sort, merely a sortable (sort of - try to...

I'd be interested too, in both the setting and the mechanics. I went looking for this information a few months ago and came up with a very basic summary of the latter (not sure where, or whether I saved it anywhere) and very little about the former.

+1. I've never seen the slightest point in these "survivor" ones in particular, especially given that the game, more than ever, is about teamwork.

At a guess, because it was goofy to have to look to two different sections for, say, 4E discussion. I almost immediately liked the new organization better, and it's along more intuitive lines so I don't see the reacquaintance process as a serious problem.

The word on magicthegathering.com is of the best year they've had in quite some time, thanks to the new approach to the basic set as well as the greater availability of products like the Duel Decks that you can just pick up and play. The people who seem to think Magic is fading would appear to...

You have a point. However, he has, as yet, not spread much awesome around in this particular plotline. I grant that it's only been one panel so far, but that has been plenty of time for him to do so in the past.

I remember this happening with Tony Banks of Genesis a few years ago (I was the one to revert the change); two years later hundreds of thousands of people could see him alive and well on tour with Phil and Mike. I'd bet heavily against it being true without some sort of further corroboration.

Yep, basically a transition to a different plotline... that also doesn't involve any of the main protagonists :erm:. (Plus a bit more info about that ritual. I'm not ignoring that, but it seems like the payoff on that bit won't be for some time.)

What would it be in real life? Treat him with caution and possibly even detain him, certainly. Summary execution without, not only a trial, but evidence of any kind? Not so much. I'm pretty Chaotic compared to most people I know, but saying "screw the rules" is for clear-cut cases. That's...

Well, given that Cadfan's version at least matches what was seen on panel, that alone makes it preferable to this interpretation. Where does he "show", as opposed to speculate, about how the hobgoblin is a weasel (much less a "weasle", whatever that is), or "get the paladins to approve?". The...

I had the same reaction, and was pretty sure it was intentional on Rich's part. I'm surprised and a little disturbed by all the approving responses here. I'm not saying they should have automatically trusted this guy but the way he was treated here was exactly the sort of bigotry that the goblin...

I was just going to say they were the Evony of their day.

You say that as though it hadn't long since already happened. It's been a story driven strip for much longer than it was ever a gag-a-day one. (Considering the first hints of the change were back in #13, and it was already in full swing by #200 or so, and here we are at #705...)

Almost certainly not; I don't see why people are trying so hard to read one into it.

The story's been much more important than the humour for quite some time now. (Not that the latter is gone; I certainly got a good groan out of the "graveyard shift" pun). The real problem is that the story gets hard to follow when it's so often something like ten days between installments.

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I agree, but I don't think Rich is particularly guilty on this score.

I didn't mean anything deep by it (much less anything that would justify the more heated posts that followed.) It's just hard for me to reconcile calling oneself "Professor" anything with considering "skull-crushingly wordy" a criticism - or even something it would ever cross one's mind to say...