Why do you read OotS?

[Prince of Happiness]

So now it's a humourous dissection of just how silly D&D can be at times... with a context. This is bad?

I said FOR ME, not for YOU.

 

[Kahuna Burger]

Habit. Or at least that's what I would have liked to have answered.

I used to read it because it was D&D in comic form ... and that led to me reading it because of the characters.

Truth be known, since the whole Miko fall incident I only read because it is habit. I haven't yet been able to recover completely and get back into the characters ... but I am on the mend.

Yeah, somewhere between "habit" and "hope that this will be the week it briefly acheives its potential again".... And a side of "load the page in the morning and mock the writer's work ethic to the Hubby before moving on to the webcomics that are reliable."

 

[Weregrognard]

I admit it was the D&D idiosyncracy-related humor at first, but now I find myself caring about the characters and story as if it was a favorite novel series

 

[Plane Sailing]

For me the answer is 1, 2, 3 and 4

 

[Halivar]

Elan. I read because of Elan.

 

[TroyXavier]

Humor got my vote but all of the above is my real answer.

 

[Olgar Shiverstone]

F. All of the above.

 

[awayfarer]

The funny thing is that I started reading it shortly before I even got into gaming. It probably wasn't beyond strip #60 at the time. I don't think my opinion of it has changed since I started gaming but then I've read more strips as a gamer than not.

 

[freyar]

Just started reading recently, and I'll say it's the story mostly. But the humor is definitely up there, too.

 

[Ibram]

All of the above.