Shusagi wrote:My biggest question is, why didn't Wanda decrypt everything in the hex already?

Kyrt wrote:Shusagi wrote:My biggest question is, why didn't Wanda decrypt everything in the hex already?
True - possibly being healed reduces a casters juice? Or concentration - Wanda doesn't seem at all focussed.





Tubal-Cain wrote:Decryped dwagons.
I assume they're loyal to the pliers at the moment. Question is: can the hammer win them back?


GaryThunder wrote:Something that's been bugging me for a while now about this series. Maybe this is just a quirk of Xin, but...what is with the perspective here? Look at the third-to-last panel. The place is twisted up. You can see it again here in the first and penultimate panels, and in many other places as well. Is this some bizarre Erfworld physics thing? It's definitely not normal rules of perspective, here.
Tubal-Cain wrote:Decryped dwagons.
I assume they're loyal to the pliers at the moment. Question is: can the hammer win them back?
He just...didn't know, and didn't trust, what was going on here. What were these troops? They were his, he could see that. He could see their stats. But what was this skull emblem they bore? How did he know for certain they weren't going to tear him apart? No, better to arrive with the most power he could muster, even in his own city, his own courtyard.
happyturtle wrote:OMG... Decrypted Dwagon is so badass!
Pleasemakeaplushie pleasemakeaplushie pleasemakeaplushie....


Cyanshine wrote:I didn't get the Myth reference
BLANDCorporatio wrote:As you know, I think Dwagons are total weaklings. Like, totally. But this one seems to withstand the hail of arrows quite nicely, so Decrypted Dwagons start off by pulling a good feat (unlike their living brethren, for whom the record is one Worf Effect after another). Yay for (Decrypted) Dwagons!

GaryThunder wrote:Edit: And the Arkenpliers are tiny now, much smaller than they have previously been drawn. What's going on here?
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