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The only thing worth using a Banjo for.
I think that is a mandolin.
It *was* a lute – the deep, rounded back to the body is the key identifier.
But it served ‘Ms. Townsend’ here well.
Hope she has almost as many ranks in Perform(sing) as Perform(stringed instrument), though.
She beats up the bad guys then takes their lute.
It could pass for both. But I think your right it is definitely a lute.
Kaiser Cat, you have a heart of Spam.
The above comment confuses me.
It’s slimy and filled with avarice and olives?
Or was that luncheon-loaf?
You have no taste.
Rock solid build up. I never saw it coming.
Elf Kabooong. Time again for this summer’s Woodstock.
I forsee the need to invent the adamantium great guitar +3
El Kabong! for the win!! And ugh, lousy pun in the last panel.
And you expected a good pun?
And Behold Bards of this world… The TRUE power of music.
“Okay, Mr. Cleave-Hand. Show me on this doll where the music touched you.”
“Cleve-Hand”?
…ouch…
That was no surprise. Bards learn their trade amidst frequent bar brawls.
Some might say… they ROCK!!!
Good thing she’s not just a one-hit wonder.
She’s groovin’ with the beat.
Bitchin’ drum solo, man.
1. how does she know his name?
2. why does she want to pretend he is unconscious and not dead?
She knew his name from the beginning: http://rustyandco.com/comic/level3/level-3-1/
Well, she didn’t fret that one at all.
She does seem a little high strung, though.
ROCKENROLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She didn’t even bother to lute the body? After that level of violance, I would take the chance to get some fat lute.
Whadaya mean??? She DID lute the body. Over and over again!
As someone from that town, thanks for the reference!
And THATS why I love playing a Bard! 😀