Nothing like an elvish slur to remind us not to feel bad for these people.
Meanwhile, the castle team may need to call a ceasefire and hold a summit to figure out who’s supposed to be killing who. Then all they need to do is ask why, and we might find ourselves at a peace conference again.
Getting back at him for what, exactly? The two times she sat on him, she pounded on him, and the first time she got Robespierre to attack him afterward. And then she threatened him before he had the chance to trick her again at the Games. I dunno, I feel like we’re entering disproportionate retribution territory…at least it’s keeping Skippy busy though. And apparently getting a laugh out of the elves, too. Who’da thunk they understood the concept of fun? Or maybe they’re discovering it?
Depicted in the fourth panel: A game of Civilization, Rusty and Co. edition.
Honestly, that last panel looks perfect for Perkins… we know she’s an expert in taking a bunch of eclectic components, and putting them together in creative ways. Designing an org chart for this mob should be a perfect use of her skills.
She’s also adept at bluffing. So maybe she could convince them that they’re all there to test the castle’s defenses, and that no one there is actually the enemy of anyone else.
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The journey of a thousand miles… apparently begins with a few dozen missteps.
Is it a misstep if they’re trying to slip?
just remember that anyone not holding the bowstring is a potential enemy.
Oh, I can’t wait for the castle defense arc
I got asked to draw a Rakshasa once and the backwards hands just kept giving me problems. My brain says, “NO! Bad anatomy!” Good job doing them well.
It looks like an optical illusion. Pretty cool.
Didn’t even notice them until they were pointed out
Something incredibly funny about the org chart line being said in a bullywug voice…..
Nothing like an elvish slur to remind us not to feel bad for these people.
Meanwhile, the castle team may need to call a ceasefire and hold a summit to figure out who’s supposed to be killing who. Then all they need to do is ask why, and we might find ourselves at a peace conference again.
Rusty’s enjoying himself at least.
Getting back at him for what, exactly? The two times she sat on him, she pounded on him, and the first time she got Robespierre to attack him afterward. And then she threatened him before he had the chance to trick her again at the Games. I dunno, I feel like we’re entering disproportionate retribution territory…at least it’s keeping Skippy busy though. And apparently getting a laugh out of the elves, too. Who’da thunk they understood the concept of fun? Or maybe they’re discovering it?
Depicted in the fourth panel: A game of Civilization, Rusty and Co. edition.
Honestly, that last panel looks perfect for Perkins… we know she’s an expert in taking a bunch of eclectic components, and putting them together in creative ways. Designing an org chart for this mob should be a perfect use of her skills.
She’s also adept at bluffing. So maybe she could convince them that they’re all there to test the castle’s defenses, and that no one there is actually the enemy of anyone else.
Well, well.
‘Getting back at’ at least implies awareness you’ve done something untoward to someone else.
So… progress.
I did not expect to enjoy seeing a bunch of pasty elves take pratfalls this much. ?
Maybe they should just go with shirts vs. skins.