Those foreground dwarves dislike the two dwarves on the ground, grinding into a double-dwarf mass, forethwarting their long-grounded dwarf rules against dwarfcest.
Gravedust called for the path of peace,
Though the warlord was made of sterner stuff.
“Start this violence, and it shall never cease!”
“The world is harsh, the Savasi tough!”
So into exile, Cliff left his niece.
But Iver called the Mystics’ bluffs.
Let’s hope Magda plays it smart here, rather than doing that dumb, cliched movie thing where you confront the bad guy in private, where you can easily be disposed of.
Wouldn’t fit the character, would it? Remember how she was introduced: “… I can’t speak to badly of them [the mystics], even to honor the chieftain.” (ch 28, page 11)
I really like the first panel. Gravedust understands Magda’s situation. He’s not going to do the dumb hero thing of trying to persuade her away from what she’s convinced is the right thing to do, especially because as far as the dwarves writ large are concerned, it may very well be. But he wants her to be safe, and he wants her to be careful of just who she trusts while doing it.
It’s the table that magically disappears for heart felt moments. It can be yours for just 5 easy payments of $24.95. Act now and we will throw in the magically disappearing wine goblets absolutely free! Just pay separate shipping and handling.
Nah, they were just shoved off their seats by the couple in the foreground. Woman on the left is all “Serves them right! Touching braids in public? The nerve!”
Maybe she’ll bide her time til she catches their leader being stupid, then off him and take over leadership, steering the dwarves to a more level headed stance. (Possibly neither side of the war,)
Magda – you’re basically good. Just misled, earlier.
Penk – there is good in you, when you stifle your bigoted anti-human hate.
Goblaurence – there is a shade of practical goodness in you; I read your war musings. (Miss ya, bro!)
Auraugu – Good attitude & sense of humor. You’re a vicious killer, but I blame your past of dogfighting.
Rana – don’t know enough about you to judge.
HH – “I admire your purity” – and your Hulk-ish awesomeness. Only about as “good” as Ultron, though.
Aww :D! It’s nice to get what you wanted some time :)
Something bad’s gonna happen. Sands of Castamere or some such shit.
That sort of already happened with the mystics.
Though I am worried about what might happen if Magda confronts Lord Snidely about it.
C’mooooon, not too late for that dagger to the back…
What might happen is, she launches the Magda 2016 campaign by launching Iver from the back of that big dinosaur.
Well yea. They are still on opposing sides. They are going to have to try to kill each other eventually. Unless you meant something soon.
I don’t trust those dwarves in the foreground.
Those foreground dwarves dislike the two dwarves on the ground, grinding into a double-dwarf mass, forethwarting their long-grounded dwarf rules against dwarfcest.
Dwarfcest? What, are they Asari now?
HAMMERHEAD does a Rorschach, and kamikaze’s for his rigid beliefs. Gravy (or Maggy) dies saving the other from his wrath, and the world explodes.
So…This is nice. And I honestly wasn’t expecting anything nice or heart warming to happen.
She is in perfect stabbing-him-with-a-lava-knife-to-the-back position.
That alt text XD
I know, huh? Khan and Campbell are so uber cynical; I love this web comic.
lol alt text. That has happened to me!
She needs references for her CV.
Gravedust called for the path of peace,
Though the warlord was made of sterner stuff.
“Start this violence, and it shall never cease!”
“The world is harsh, the Savasi tough!”
So into exile, Cliff left his niece.
But Iver called the Mystics’ bluffs.
Ow.
Let’s hope Magda plays it smart here, rather than doing that dumb, cliched movie thing where you confront the bad guy in private, where you can easily be disposed of.
You mean like Gravedust did?
How’d that work out for him?
Man. I’m so worried that this is gonna turn out to be a bluff by Magda. She doesn’t seem the type, but that’ll make it all the more tropey!
Wouldn’t fit the character, would it? Remember how she was introduced: “… I can’t speak to badly of them [the mystics], even to honor the chieftain.” (ch 28, page 11)
Does it have a deeper meaning to be family for a Mystic? I feel like I’m not reading too much into it, just in a wrong way…
I really like the first panel. Gravedust understands Magda’s situation. He’s not going to do the dumb hero thing of trying to persuade her away from what she’s convinced is the right thing to do, especially because as far as the dwarves writ large are concerned, it may very well be. But he wants her to be safe, and he wants her to be careful of just who she trusts while doing it.
Creators! There’s a tear in my eye!
It’s the table that magically disappears for heart felt moments. It can be yours for just 5 easy payments of $24.95. Act now and we will throw in the magically disappearing wine goblets absolutely free! Just pay separate shipping and handling.
Thank you! I thought I was the only one that noticed that.
Nah, they were just shoved off their seats by the couple in the foreground. Woman on the left is all “Serves them right! Touching braids in public? The nerve!”
The table just disappeared due to the effects of all the Corrupter Beast meat they’re eating.
It’s very slimming.
I give her until the end of the chapter to live.
Every family has it´s black sheep.
Am I the only one in dire need for some GLOWY HAMMER SHIT right now?
Seriously!
Maybe she’ll bide her time til she catches their leader being stupid, then off him and take over leadership, steering the dwarves to a more level headed stance. (Possibly neither side of the war,)
Magda – you’re basically good. Just misled, earlier.
Penk – there is good in you, when you stifle your bigoted anti-human hate.
Goblaurence – there is a shade of practical goodness in you; I read your war musings. (Miss ya, bro!)
Auraugu – Good attitude & sense of humor. You’re a vicious killer, but I blame your past of dogfighting.
Rana – don’t know enough about you to judge.
HH – “I admire your purity” – and your Hulk-ish awesomeness. Only about as “good” as Ultron, though.
You left us behind the day you decided to wear that ridiculous skirt. And yes, it still makes you look fat.
Well, one thing this is definitely not is a tragedy in the making.