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Brannock posted:Why can't they windwalk out of the desert? When they were buying supplies at the last city they were in, Durkon mentioned that the desert winds were too strong to use Wind Walk safely
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Skulljoke posted:When they were buying supplies at the last city they were in, Durkon mentioned that the desert winds were too strong to use Wind Walk safely AKA "The GM rolled up these combat encounters and you're not taking any shortcuts around them dammit!"
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Ashenai posted:The point is the Mr. Scruffy noticed the sensor, which definitely implies high intelligence and/or Arcana knowledge. (Scrying sensors aren't normally visible.) I thought it was more a reference to the notion that animals can see things that aren't there, like dogs barking at ghosts and what not.
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I just noticed that V finally made it to level 15.
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New Strip. Oh my. And in case of the inevitable crash of the server as the dogpile commences: 
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Who's his friend? The Paladin?
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Yes.
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crime fighting hog posted:Who's his friend? The Paladin? This comment literally proves to me that goons don't actually retain anything they read.
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HKR posted:This comment literally proves to me that goons don't actually retain anything they read. I was fairly certain but didn't want to go through 200 strips to find out. So it wasn't out of lack of retaining, just laziness 
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Jan 17, 2010 18:07
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I notice that we didn't see Redcloak's face in that comic.
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You could see the strap from his new eyepatch though.
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HKR posted:This comment literally proves to me that goons don't actually retain anything they read. I feel like I should reply to this post, but everytime I start typing I forget what you said.
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Too many words shouldn't this story be over by now I can't believe he's just making filler strips I don't get what's happening who is that girl? There, I just covered all goon responses.
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Huh, so that ghoul still exists. The one that was in Haley's resistance. Anyone have any guesses as to what this ritual is? Some sort of phylactery summons?
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So, looks like a pretty major clue right there. The MitD recognized the ritual as being incomplete with just a glance. He seems to inherently understand magic, even if he doesn't realize it.
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tazman posted:Huh, so that ghoul still exists. The one that was in Haley's resistance. Presumably the ritual to control a Gate/unleash the Snarl where you want; that needs a divine caster and an arcane caster if I'm remembering correctly. So either Xykon has both halves and gave her the divine half so he doesn't need Redcloak anymore or Xykon just has the arcane half and wants to see if she can figure out the divine half so he won't need Redcloak anymore.
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I think he's definitely laying the ground works for a Redcloak face turn, most likely in some part due to Redcloak's memory of Right Eye.
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HKR posted:Too many words shouldn't this story be over by now I can't believe he's just making filler strips I don't get what's happening who is that girl? You missed "Still better than Erfworld."
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Breaking news: the Monster in the Darkness is no longer the most naive member of the cast.
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ZorbaTHut posted:Breaking news: the Monster in the Darkness is no longer the most naive member of the cast. Especially since Xykon's not one of those disgusting biophiliacs.
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drat, I guess (Start of darkness spoiler) killing your brother never leaves you...suprisingly.
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Heh. A handjob joke from the roach. Classy. 
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When did Redcloak lose an eye? Or is he just losing his mind?
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terminal mehmet posted:When did Redcloak lose an eye? Or is he just losing his mind? O-Chul's escape. Xykon forbade him to use Regenerate to get it back.
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Oh right, I forgot about that.
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terminal mehmet posted:When did Redcloak lose an eye? Or is he just losing his mind? e;fb
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A lot more orange in than crowd than green (which I suppose you could express as "more hob than gob"). I thought they lost more hobgoblins during the siege than goblins due to Redcloak's late-realized racism.
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Yeah, but they didn't have that many goblins to begin with. They only had an army because they took over the hobgoblins.
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Pope Guilty posted:(which I suppose you could express as "more hob than gob") This should be the only way to express it as. 
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 Hooray! And now goblinkind has a place it can call its own! I am absolutely sure no enormously powerful undead monsters will decide this is a distraction from absolute subjugation and kill one in ten of the residents as an example to the rest. I hope we get yakfolk in the comic.
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Mystic Mongol posted:
One in ten seems too little for Xykon's preferences.
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Mystic Mongol posted:
Nah, it'll probably actually go the other way. Occupations require a substantial military presence and micromanagement to operate-- sovereign nations can elect and appoint their own leaders to run poo poo whilst the military go off on hair-brained crusades into foreign territory.
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Oh god I just figured out the flag. I read this way too much.
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tazman posted:Oh god I just figured out the flag. I read this way too much. I get the green and orange stars, but what do the other two stand for?
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Ashenai posted:I get the green and orange stars, but what do the other two stand for?
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Since it's high above the rest, I would say the purple is meant to represent the Dark One he's purple skinned in Start of Darkness, the goblinoids' god. All while on a field of crimson to match the mantle, classy.
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Ratzinkaiser posted:Since it's high above the rest, I would say the purple is meant to represent the Dark One he's purple skinned in Start of Darkness, the goblinoids' god. All while on a field of crimson to match the mantle, classy.
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drat it, the little hobgoblin kid is too cute. It's nice to see Redcloak being evil not for the sake of being evil, but evil for the sake of his people. It's still evil, but it's not cliche evil.
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