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Damaged
Damaged
5 years ago

He knew one for the rest of his life…

The Aussie Bloke
The Aussie Bloke
5 years ago

Guess she likes to play “catch and fire”

cwglenn
cwglenn
5 years ago

You mean catch and release.

Azharh
5 years ago

Box num. 6 is gorgeous ! You should make a standalone version of this one, without the dialog bubble 🙂
Also, sooooooo epic. We fully undestand now why Kaylin let him enough time to do his thing ^^

Goldenzeal
Goldenzeal
5 years ago

Arcane tricksters are clearly the best type of rouge even in the future 😛

Daniel James Schinhofen
Reply to  Goldenzeal

Not an arcane trickster, those were weak. Spell thief though those are always a hoot.

TargetDrone
TargetDrone
5 years ago

especially in a room full of spellcasters…
hilarity is bound to ensue :p

Goldenzeal
Goldenzeal
5 years ago

I was making a reference to dungeons and dragons.
And Arcane tricksters unlocks a ability to do what she just did in 5e at level 17 that is also called “Spell Thief”.
But at least we can both agree on that spell thievery is great fun.

coredumperror
coredumperror
5 years ago

Awwwwwwwwesommmmmmmme!!!

Belvarius
Belvarius
5 years ago

Well dang, congrats McClaw! Hmmm, well so much for trying to capture him! Unless she just wants to sweep up his ashes and put them in a urn for some reason.

Damaged
Damaged
5 years ago
Reply to  Belvarius

Revive spells—for when beating them to death once wasn’t satisfying enough.

Celldragon
Celldragon
5 years ago

I hope Nyna is okay and just a little shaken. Not fallen of the wall or hit by the lightning.

But oh boy… last week I said what she really means: “Omae ma mou shinderu” – and I think I nailed it with this phrase. You shouldn’t mess with a dark elf… eh rogue… eh spell thief… eh… You shouldn’t mess with Kaylin.

And suppose you are a mighty wizard and use lightning magic.Why don’t you use lightning resistance in case of a mirror match?

Also also: Hope Kaylin has some spare money – the repair of the wall won’t be cheap.

Katfeathers
5 years ago

*ah ahem* TOASTY!

Njall
Njall
5 years ago

Judging from our nameless, and now presumably deceased mage, he did not seem to be used to dealing with anyone who was a credible threat to him. He was continually surprised by some of the most basic counters and tricks. A pity he’s an ashpile as it will be a little difficult to figure out what/who he was. An NPC that managed to get his hands on Adventurer magic/secrets? A PC who’d completely forgot himself? Something else entirely?

“Aw man, interrogating ash is hard.”

Celldragon
Celldragon
5 years ago
Reply to  Njall

On page 15 he tells Callum he is from Talithar (Northern Mountain according to Callum). And they master the art of adventerers a long time ago. And they take a special interest in Callum – they question remains Why?

Addendum: Also mysterious guys’ eye colours switch from red to yellow – maybe the kind of magic he is using?

robnot
5 years ago
Reply to  Celldragon

um no.. as stated his eyes is “candy corn yellow” ,, tho what you “might” be seeing is when he shifted from disguise (green eyes.) to his form, (yellow) in one panel on page 12 , his eyes looked red… but again he was shifting forms…

Lee M
Lee M
5 years ago

Because of the sound fx in panel 7 I shall henceforth refer to the defeated mage as Mr Rice Krispies. Well, he certainly ended up crispy, after all.

Jhen
Jhen
5 years ago

Was reminded of “Snap Crackle Pop Rice Krispies” jingle by the sound effect of the magus being fried to a crisp. *chuckles*

Auryn
Auryn
5 years ago

The crackling hand looks like it was in some kind of an arcane pose. If he managed to teleport and that’s all that remains of him, that’d be a bit surprising given how otherwise outclassed and caught offguard he’s been for the rest of the fight.

However I find it interesting that Kaylin was actually impressed by the spell – suggesting that this new class of npc mage has been able to reach a level where even an adventurer considers them formidable. To reiterate my earlier theory: if these self-taught mages have been able to grow skills without game constraints (no cap on some skills, etc), they could prove to be real wildcards.

originaltych
originaltych
5 years ago

okay as someone who has no experience with tabletop games and only reference to theif class is from video games particularly final fantasy or square based rpgs is Spell thief an actual thing or did Sage just make it up?

Goldenzeal
Goldenzeal
5 years ago
Reply to  originaltych

Yes, Yes it is.
Its actually not that uncommon.
Dungeons and dragons is a pretty popular example where they exist.
Or if you like video games, there is World of warcraft / warcraft 3
Just to name a few, it’s not a original concept but they are more rare then your everyday mage or assasin classes…

Sandman366
Sandman366
5 years ago

Somehow, that still went better for him than I expected.

Scruffy
Scruffy
5 years ago

Bye bye Osmium!

belmontzar
belmontzar
5 years ago

I always feel kinda sorry for some mooks and bosses. Many of them just cant take what they dish out can they?
Boss: this is my strongest spell
Player : Lol reflect
Boss : [over kill deaded]

Core1948
Core1948
5 years ago

ACTIVATE THE RETURN TO SENDER!!!

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