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Holy Pelor!
They landed ON Wooly Rupert!
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Cyndor, that's a rare choice. Why him if I may ask?
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Because Cyndor was the intermediate deity before there was an intermediate deity category. Because he's an enigma that doesn't fit in with any pantheon. He's the outsider with all the answers that only time can reveal. If the Crisis of Infinite Earths ever came to Greyhawk, Cyndor would be Monitor.
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The Monitor, intriguing correlation. And by that line of reasoning if he were in Marvel, I'd say Cyndor is Uatu the Watcher.
Then again I like to use him as Mr. Peabody.
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Cyndor as Mr. Peabody?
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Then who is Sherman?
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Then who is Sherman?
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http://www.greyhawkonline.com/wogcomic/title/wogstrip223a.htm
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http://www.greyhawkonline.com/wogcomic/title/wogstrip247a.htm
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Got to love those Feghoots, Mort. Incidentally, I grew up on the originals, but you've got to love those re-runs too!  _________________ Mystic's web page: http://melkot.com/mysticscholar/index.html
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Very nice Mort.
I like the inclusion of the FR stuff. I think a Goddess of Dreams will need to be found among the Elven Pantheon. But that's just my opinion.
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No surprise on the winner. "Alas, poor Wee Jas! I knew her well..."
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As a Catholic, I boycotted once St. Cuthbert was eliminated ... Next year in Lindesfarne!
Seriously, though, I can see Wee Jas as the winner.
I dunno about Ravenloft, though... given that it seems that Ravenloft is more-or-less a realm that's like "The Village" from the old "Prisoner" TV series, but for the baddest of the bad (Strahd, Lord Soth [expecting flak for mentioning...], etc. ...) and there seems tro be a structured reason for its existence, I don't see a totally random and chaotic god like Tharizdun creating that.
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Tharizdun isn't totally random and chaotic. He's neutral evil. The idea that his dreams might subconsciously pull other evil beings toward him and torment good ones doesn't sound too far off.
As for the good goddess of dreams, I've mentioned it before in chat (though I think Mystic was the only one awake). I direct you to Sehanine Moonbow. Humans could worship her under the name Celene, personifying the aquamarine moon. Ehlonna, of course, takes care of Luna in her Artemis-like aspect, with her unicorn horn and bow representing a silver lunar crescent.
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As a Catholic, I boycotted once St. Cuthbert was eliminated ... Next year in Lindesfarne! :lol. |
Are you Billets, Chapeaux or Stars?
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rasgon wrote: |
As for the good goddess of dreams, I've mentioned it before in chat (though I think Mystic was the only one awake). I direct you to Sehanine Moonbow. Humans could worship her under the name Celene, personifying the aquamarine moon. Ehlonna, of course, takes care of Luna in her Artemis-like aspect, with her unicorn horn and bow representing a silver lunar crescent. |
Gah, yeah should've figured it would come down to a demihuman. Celene-Sehanine is good. I still don't understand how Sehanine infiltrated GH in the first place. Isn't she a FR creation?
As to humans, the Touv have 'Vara' evil goddess of nightmares. Yay, thanks Scarlet Brotherhood, yet another aspect of Incabulos I guess.
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mortellan wrote: |
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As a Catholic, I boycotted once St. Cuthbert was eliminated ... Next year in Lindesfarne! :lol. |
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From WoG273b, referring to the runes on the Bronze Doors in the Temple of Elemental Evil -
"6. I haven't taken the time to translate the runes on the Bronze Doors, but I'd be keen to hear from anyone who has done so."
Here's what I worked out. Some runes appear different in different sources and I've noted these.
Line 1 - Regeneration / Holy (’80 WoG Gazetteer) / Warning
Line 2 - Good (’80 WoG Gazetteer) or Demoniac (’83 WoG Guide) This rune is most likely Good rather than Demoniac, since the others conform to the runes given in the '80 WoG Gazetteer.
Line 3 - Private / Thrall, Prisoner / Fire? (’80 WoG Gazetteer) / Sulfur, Infernal / Key
Line 4 - Death
Line 5 - Opposition, Opposed / Demoniac (’80 WoG Gazetteer) / Evil / Evil
Line 6 - Possession
Line 7 - Danger, Deadly / Darkness / Insanity / Insanity / Insanity (’80 WoG Gazetteer) / Earth (’80 WoG Gazetteer)
Line 8 - Unknown (appears as an ankh) / Warning / Holy (’80 WoG Gazetteer)
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Well done Smillan!
Here is some new stuff for you to ponder...
http://www.greyhawkonline.com/wogcomic/title/wogstrip274a.htm
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First, I never knew that Boccob was bald!
Second, I guess I'll have to check out Ghost Tower, since I never actually got to play it.
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Nice, Mort. Mr. Frazetta shall be missed. I remember those Conan's and Tarzan's. He'll be hard to replace.  _________________ Mystic's web page: http://melkot.com/mysticscholar/index.html
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Thanks for the tribute. I had not heard. I appreciate the links too. I have seen much of his work, but not all. I'll take the time to enjoy looking at them. _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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http://www.greyhawkonline.com/wogcomic/title/wogstrip276a.htm
get better Mort. _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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"So the poison is working...."
(*bubbagump rubs his hands in satisfaction, smiling at another job well done and muttering praises to the Dark One.*)
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Thanks Wolfsire, I'm back on my feet.
BG: Urgh, was this plot for your regular Dark One or are you moonlighting for Incabulos now?
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Does it matter? Dark is dark!
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. . . but Tharizdun is Tharizdun!  _________________ Mystic's web page: http://melkot.com/mysticscholar/index.html
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And don't you forget it!
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Hilarious! And I thought I was the only person in the world who remembered the quazar dragon.
(Incidentally, I have actually used the quazar dragon in my game, as a means of getting rid of a certain annoying rules lawyer. And I ran the accompanying "Nogard" adventure for him once, too, since it didn't work!)
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Another excellent job, Mort.
Loved the link to Thor #380, never saw that one. Or the Reynold's rant. Thanks lots!  _________________ Mystic's web page: http://melkot.com/mysticscholar/index.html
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I actually still use Comeliness for my PCs, though not always. I use the Perception score, too. They work pretty well in my case. Thanks for the treks into yesteryear, Mort.
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http://www.greyhawkonline.com/wogcomic/title/wogstrip279a.htm
Because you -didn't- ask for it...more sword puns!
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Nothing wrong with a little flametongue-in-cheek humor every now and then. _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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(Also without looking it up but) I would think that detect invisible would show things that were naturally difficult to see, even if not using magic.
For example, I am currently reading return to the tomb of horrors, and it mentions that the vampires in gaseous form in the fog may be seen with a detect invisible, even though they are not actually invisible. Gaseous form is an "innate ability" and would not be detectable as magic, I suppose. _________________ My campaigns are multilayered tapestries upon which I texture themes and subject matter which, quite frankly, would simply be too strong for your hobbyist gamer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Mp7Ikko8SI
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Good point Kirt. I guess there are many creatures that have innate invisiblities. Will O Wisps? Pixies? Now what is your thoughts on Detecting Illusions?
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Excellent punch line. I enjoyed the stuff too. _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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I was personally pleased with the drug ad, which I threw in at the last minute on a brainstorm. Sometimes stuff I come up with off the cuff beats out things I've written on for weeks.
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"A thief slinging a gem from the crypt will cause 1 damage per 10,000gp value, shattering the gem in the process. (Oh that Gygax is a sly DM)"
Too sly for my tastes in this case, which is my overall impression of both 1E and 2E Tomb of Horrors.
It is great that the gems can damage him, but how are the PC's supposed to know this? To me, it is not the mark of a "superior player" that they can use a strategy for which there is no in-game reason supplied - it just means they used out-of-game knowledge... _________________ My campaigns are multilayered tapestries upon which I texture themes and subject matter which, quite frankly, would simply be too strong for your hobbyist gamer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Mp7Ikko8SI
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Awesome stuff Mort! As usual. Loved that last one!
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Look closer, Wolfsire...
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Gotta love it Mort!
How do you find the time? I seem to be busy these days!  _________________ Mystic's web page: http://melkot.com/mysticscholar/index.html
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I work midnights and have very little to do, that's how! It's amazing I don't get more done actually...
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Laziness!?
We should be getting more!?
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Just to correct the following in the comments, Mort:
"The Warden of course the crashed space ship from Expedition to the Barrier Peaks. It is an homage to the lost colony ship from the fantastic scifi RPG Metamorphosis Alpha by James Ward. "
The ship in S3 is NOT the Warden, according to an interview with Gygax in Oerth Journal #12 (pages 8-9). Jim Ward says the same thing here: http://www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11179&start=502
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Wow! That was a close one, Mort. I see his plan is to sneek out in the dimunitive Ii-nedraw. Handy thing to keep tucked behind your ear.
Now might be a good time to bring out this old jingle:
http://www.canonfire.com/cf/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=2188&highlight=iinedraw&sid=a097d61227fd98a4d8d84f96955bc2e1 _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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Just to correct the following in the comments, Mort:
"The Warden of course the crashed space ship from Expedition to the Barrier Peaks. It is an homage to the lost colony ship from the fantastic scifi RPG Metamorphosis Alpha by James Ward. "
The ship in S3 is NOT the Warden, according to an interview with Gygax in Oerth Journal #12 (pages 8-9). Jim Ward says the same thing here: http://www.dragonsfoot.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=11179&start=502 |
Well hell. I'd settle for even a portion of the Warden, since the ship in Meta Alpha is rather humongous in scale(More fitting for Arneson's City of the Gods IMO). It would be ridiculous to say they aren't related at all however, cause I'd call shenanigans for such hindsight 30 years after the fact.
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So, mort, do we have enough clues now to figure out who the cultists of Tharizdun are, or should we wait for more comics to come out? :-)
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Aren't they just human cultists in ceremonial robes? If they turned out to be Erythnul and Incabulos in disguises, it would be very weird.
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Last night in the chat, mort hinted at a puzzle regarding their identities. I think they're established NPCs or even deities, and he says he's left clues in the comics about who they are.
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Correct Celeste. Through careful re-reading of the comic and location of various visual and textual clues which I will later leak, you can deduce the answer. Also, you can eliminate certain characters based on them appearing with the cultists, such as Erythnul who was with other evil gods trying to kill the cultists a couple episodes ago.
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So, are we getting a new comic this week or did I just miss an announcement of some sort?...I need my fix, man! ...
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Correct Celeste. Through careful re-reading of the comic and location of various visual and textual clues which I will later leak, you can deduce the answer. |
If I had to guess, I'd say Ralishaz is one of 'em, and possibly Vecna, but those are just guesses based on their portfolios...
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Sorry to interrupt, but it's time for my Gencon Special!!!!!
Be sure to download my first parody module: the Room of Horrors!
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The Room of Horrors is a nasty little mod, Mort. Nicely done!
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Thanks Mystic! It still needs a bit of tweaking. My playtest was a bit wonky, but then again I ran it 1st edition and I hadn't done that system in AGES. Given time I would've liked to add pregenerated victims-er, characters and some illustrations. Eh.
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1st edition works for me, that's about "where" I was playing -- "back in the day."
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Nice work Mort! And thanks for that Gencon info!  _________________ Mystic's web page: http://melkot.com/mysticscholar/index.html
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I only wish I had been to that D&D seminar first hand! I didn't even learn about it till I read online the day after I got back!
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Emporium franchise in every village and core book every year.  _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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Sadly, Mordy is nothing more than a . . . Merchant!
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The RoH had me in tear several time, and I am not even fished yet. :-) _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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Thanks Wolfsire! You have a favorite room yet?
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So far it would be the Angry Undead, cuz for some reason, it luled me into thinking that this thing could actully be played. Im gonna go read some more.  _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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Werewolves, Ehlonna and Obad-Hai, I know that theme. http://www.canonfire.com/cf/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=936
I am sure it is in bad taste to comare artists. Maybe it is just cuz I recently read something similar in Order of the Stick, http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0742.html (“I wouldn’t call him a dwarf, but there will definitely be some spelunking involved.”), but, I can’t help but mention that the last panel was ripe for having Ronald Regan make some double entendre salamander/fire giant joke. Amusing even if I cannot come up with the puchline. _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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Very nice!
But I though you had forsworn ever doing the Touv.
(Lord of Evil promptly steal Murlynd's +5 Hair Drying of the Gods!) _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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Very nice!
But I though you had forsworn ever doing the Touv.
(Lord of Evil promptly steal Murlynd's +5 Hair Drying of the Gods!) |
You talking about the scaly one on the left? Ahem, the Lords of Good(tm) are all anonymous while wearing their cowls of white, who am I to say which deities they may be?
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From left to right: Bahamut, Moradin, Corellon, Pelor, Rao, Kord, Pholtus, Quetzalcoatl, Yondalla.
And the identity of the "smart" cultist is pretty obvious at this point, I think.
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From left to right: Bahamut, Moradin, Corellon, Pelor, Rao, Kord, Pholtus, Quetzalcoatl, Yondalla. |
I wanted to use Quetz real bad, but he is LN according to the Greywiki. I couldn't find a single 'good' Olman god in fact! So, yeah that's a Touv unfortunately.
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And the identity of the "smart" cultist is pretty obvious at this point, I think. |
We shall see! It's good to have ya on the case at any rate. Keep that answer under your hat for now, but I want proof of answer when the time comes. ;)
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Unoerthly heathens, Murlynd and Quetz start tracking the trail of the Holy Hair Dryer. _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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Now that's a strange combination that never occured to me.
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rasgon wrote: |
From left to right: Bahamut, Moradin, Corellon, Pelor, Rao, Kord, Pholtus, Quetzalcoatl, Yondalla. |
I wanted to use Quetz real bad, but he is LN according to the Greywiki. I couldn't find a single 'good' Olman god in fact! So, yeah that's a Touv unfortunately. |
He's LN in the original Deities & Demigods, and The Scarlet Brotherhood took alignments and detail straight from there. He's LG in 2e Legends & Lore, though. I thought I saw quetzal feathers peeking out of his hood.
There are good Aztec deities, but they don't get mentioned in Greyhawk sources.
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And the identity of the "smart" cultist is pretty obvious at this point, I think. |
We shall see! It's good to have ya on the case at any rate. Keep that answer under your hat for now, but I want proof of answer when the time comes. ;) |
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He's LN in the original Deities & Demigods, and The Scarlet Brotherhood took alignments and detail straight from there. He's LG in 2e Legends & Lore, though. I thought I saw quetzal feathers peeking out of his hood.
There are good Aztec deities, but they don't get mentioned in Greyhawk sources. |
Hmm. Hmm Hmm. That's what I felt was right but never referenced 2e directly. Damn wikis! Good save at any rate.
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Hope everything is OK with you Mort. _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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Yup. All is good. I'm winding down on the comic however as they are getting harder to muster than in my heyday. Sometimes I have a creative spurt but other weeks I'm just braindead. To that end, I'm limping forward with #300 in my sights.
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Well it has been a mighty fine go. I know that creativity will need an outlet though ...  _________________ Plar of Poofy Pants
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Ditto!
Hope the comic never ends, Mort. I love them!
I'll have to stop being lazy and come up with a "story line" for you. Get the juices flowing once more!
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My art never ends, it's just been a tiring run to do one project for so long.
Anyhoo, here is this week's comic, enjoy!
http://www.greyhawkonline.com/wogcomic/title/wogstrip288a.htm
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Wow!
And here I am a lowly, ignored devotee of Uncaring Boccob!
Does this mean that Kord will disown me if I choose to be a scholarly Sorcerer instead of a "manly" -- a.k.a. uncouth, uneducated -- Fighter?
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Forget disown - kord will appear and mash you into bloody pulp. No kid of his is gonna be a wussy bookworm - the shame would be too much.
As for the confusion of classes; I think it could be interpreted that the child has to be a member of the clergy OR a fighter class not forced to be dual.
Good comic Mort
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Whew! Am I glad I'm NOT claiming to be a Child of Kord!
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Too bad bookwormish deities like Delleb, Lydia and Boccob aren't promiscuous as Kord else we could have a demigod roll off for mentally gifted characters. And a child of Zagyg? Well you'd have to crack out the insanity charts from the DMG for that one.
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Nice, Mort. Very nice.
Of course, I'm going to have to view past comics to take a try at your contest. Haven't seen them all, like some here. But I'll take a stab at it.  _________________ Mystic's web page: http://melkot.com/mysticscholar/index.html
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Excellent Mort! As good as always.
Do you have all of the cultists comics archived in their own location? _________________ Mystic's web page: http://melkot.com/mysticscholar/index.html
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Archived in it's own location? No, its in the same pool as my other comics, but I do have a link trail I've created for the Cultist series at the bottom of each issue. Is that what you mean?
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