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13th Mar 2020, 7:01 AM in Spirit of Adventure

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Lackinganame 13th Mar 2020, 7:01 AM edit delete

If you thought luring Goatmen into a kill box you're right on the money. But what about this big guy? Was he part of the plan?

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Maryalee 13th Mar 2020, 7:04 PM edit delete reply

Non Sequitur. ...They have a hell? Hell and Paradise are normally tied to some form of religious belief. Eternal reward for being a good boi, eternal punishment for being General Grievous. But we haven't seen that in GRATZ. Back in the Exaltation arc, Grand Moff bad guy was dead, but his spirit was definitely not in any Hell.

I fully expect that when Arua leaves this mortal world that The Light will take care of her in some way. But it's not a religion here, the way it's treated in WoW.

...Oh, and he looks pissed. To the extent he ever has an expression. Which he always seems to have that expression.

Lackinganame 14th Mar 2020, 8:33 AM edit delete reply

It's not really a formal form of religion but more of a concept of eternal justice. A good person will have good rest a bad person will have a bad rest. What constitutes a good or bad changes a lot between cultures and even people. It is even easy to question if such a distinction truly exists but on the off chance it does, maybe one should try to be a little nicer.

Maryalee 14th Mar 2020, 9:01 AM edit delete reply

So along the lines of the Elysian Fields vs. Tartarus, from Xena Warrior Princess. Makes sense.

In other news, I just now *really* noticed how Six-Horn "conveniently" appeared standing there amid the destruction. Suspicions.

Lackinganame 15th Mar 2020, 9:19 AM edit delete reply

I think Six-horns is a strong practitioner of the dramatic.

Comic 1338 - Spring trapped

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