Asmor
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http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0439.html
Maybe it's just me, but this one was kinda disappointing...
Maybe it's just me, but this one was kinda disappointing...
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Vague Jayhawk
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I immediately noticed that Belkar did not chop off a single head.
Perhaps that one was for those relatively recent posts saying Belkar could not possibly chop off heads with rules as written.
Perhaps that one was for those relatively recent posts saying Belkar could not possibly chop off heads with rules as written.
TarionzCousin
Second Most Angelic Devil Ever
Me, too, but I bet the Belkar-lovers (Belkarans? Belkarites? Belkaroonies?) will, um, love it...Asmor said:
...and put Belkar's pronouncement in their sigs.
Edit: those Belkarnagers are fast!
Vague Jayhawk
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I am not one of the Belkarnagers. Belkar is one of my favorites.
I did not even think twice about him chopping off heads until a few people on previous posts brought it up. I was just wondering if this is an indirect response to some of those recent posts.
Personally I think flying heads are much more dramatic.
I did not even think twice about him chopping off heads until a few people on previous posts brought it up. I was just wondering if this is an indirect response to some of those recent posts.
Personally I think flying heads are much more dramatic.
Drawing all of the bodies the same way is probably easier than drawing some beheaded and some not beheaded. He did chop off a hobgoblin's leg in panel 2, which you also can't do in D&D, so I don't think this is any intentional change in the way Rich draws.
Also, maybe beheading represents a critical, and he didn't crit during this strip.
Also, maybe beheading represents a critical, and he didn't crit during this strip.
Asmor
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maggot said:
Oh, no, I LOVE that line. Love it!
But one great line does not a great comic make. Sure, it might cut it for some lesser webcomic, but this is Order of the Stick, the creme de la creme. It is held to a higher standard. What would be an awesome comic for someone else is a mediocre one for Burlew.
