1, you're a tease, Mr Morris!
2, TALK would've been very appropriate if it's a long journey lol
3, i hope your downtime is long enough to relax you from the rigors of that last contract, but short enough that you don't stress out. Hugs!
(4, if this is repeat post, i apologize. My phone and my brain have both been acting wonky)
1: I am. Hehehe
2: Heheh
3: Nah. The fact that I have downtime is a whole new cause of stress. But I'm trying to keep some comic content going.
4: It is not. But thanks for the warning.
I agree.
However, I'd argue standard D&D-style wilderness–and its encounters–is usually pretty effective at keeping you from reaching anywhere you want to go in a timely fashion. Even on a road. 😉
Yeah, I mean we ignored a situation with a young black dragon in order to stay on the road and on track with my group, and I know that's gonna bite us in the ass even more than the taunting the Rogue plans to do to the thieves guild of the port city we left. I'm sure she's got some crazy stories even with the world going through a "low magic" era.
Wow, I only recently realized that this comic was still updating (I must have stopped following during some long hiatus), and finished re-reading the archives and catching up.
Although it was startling to see Runtherd dressed like the Sun King, I do appreciate that the comic's timeline is visibly moving forward, rather than staying in a sorta-medieval period just 'cause.
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Wait, TALK back to Greyfort? Is typo?
AAARRGGH! Is indeed typo. Must fix.
EDIT: And fixed.
Reminds me of an old movie scene. Two guys hanging onto a piece of their ship after it sank.
"It's a long story."
"We're not going anywhere."
"Trust me, it'll take longer than that."
Not later!
I want to know it now!
Me too!
1, you're a tease, Mr Morris!
2, TALK would've been very appropriate if it's a long journey lol
3, i hope your downtime is long enough to relax you from the rigors of that last contract, but short enough that you don't stress out. Hugs!
(4, if this is repeat post, i apologize. My phone and my brain have both been acting wonky)
1: I am. Hehehe
2: Heheh
3: Nah. The fact that I have downtime is a whole new cause of stress. But I'm trying to keep some comic content going.
4: It is not. But thanks for the warning.
I now have Into the Woods running through my head.
"…I was watching him crawl
Back over the wall–
And then bang! Crash!
And the lightning flash!
And–well, that's another story,
Never mind–"
NICE! I love that show. Bernadette Peters is AMAZING.
Back to the Abbey now, yes? 😀
Patience. Let me get this story to a stopping point and we'll see. Will have to consult with t!
Glad to see you and the characters back Rich!
Thanks! It's good to be uploading content again.
It would please me to learn that the long story involves Dear Ol' Dad receiving a prophesy that he'd be killed by his daughter.
t!
Alas. Well, you'll see.
In the meantime (consult consult)
"…tried to walk back to Greyfort."
Tried? Okay, I'm eager to find out what happened to them on that walk and what kept them from reaching Greyfort.
I agree.
However, I'd argue standard D&D-style wilderness–and its encounters–is usually pretty effective at keeping you from reaching anywhere you want to go in a timely fashion. Even on a road. 😉
Yeah, I mean we ignored a situation with a young black dragon in order to stay on the road and on track with my group, and I know that's gonna bite us in the ass even more than the taunting the Rogue plans to do to the thieves guild of the port city we left. I'm sure she's got some crazy stories even with the world going through a "low magic" era.
When you have so many wild stories you don't have time to tell them all at once
To be continued
I'm so glad you're back! x3
More like dad's ego couldn't cope with the concept of not having a son.
Of course… cliffhanger 😅
Wow, I only recently realized that this comic was still updating (I must have stopped following during some long hiatus), and finished re-reading the archives and catching up.
Although it was startling to see Runtherd dressed like the Sun King, I do appreciate that the comic's timeline is visibly moving forward, rather than staying in a sorta-medieval period just 'cause.
Rich, you still there buddy?