Why do you read OotS?

[Mark CMG]

I'm a sometimes reader that is drawn by the humor.

 

[Drowbane]

Flawed Poll

Should be multiple choice... my vote would be the top 4... so does that mean I should vote Other?

 

[Doctor DM]

Other. It's simply the greatest thing ever written. EVER.

 

[Thunderfoot]

I voted other, because there wasn't an ALL OF THE ABOVE button.

 

[Blackrat]

Other - as in all of the above

 

[robberbaron]

They are all valid answers but if it wasn't funny (laugh out loud in the office funny) I probably wouldn't bother.

 

[Erekose]

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

What he said.

Couldn't agree more!

 

[amethal]

I love the art. It's clean, representational, amazingly subtle and is a deliberate style choice.

Me too, although I couldn't have put it half as well.

Some of the recent battle scenes are a bit too complicated for my taste - they look like Rich actually made an effort, instead of the apparently effortless panels I love so much (I know they aren't actually effortless!)

 

[Moon-Lancer]

Other. It's simply the greatest thing ever written. EVER.

I prefer Thomas Paine... and a little sprinkle of constitution on the side.

 

[Moon-Lancer]

Me too, although I couldn't have put it half as well.

Some of the recent battle scenes are a bit too complicated for my taste - they look like Rich actually made an effort, instead of the apparently effortless panels I love so much (I know they aren't actually effortless!)

You mean you felt he overworked them? effort is a strange thing. Not enough of it, and you have crap, too much effort or over working, and it looses its energy. However i thought that would only apply to drawling with pencils ink and paper. Who knew that stuff vectors could have that quality too?