Things you never noticed

[Forbiddenwar]

Not to mention that a colon is way too messy.

Seriously, this is a great thread. I never saw the lightsaber battle until it was pointed out here.

[Lvl45DM!]

well iw as kinda going for more a chakram/shuriken thing

[Herald Alberich]

The wight asked for the paladins shoes, and got them!

And kept them.

[Bibliomancer]

Also, note that Wight feet are draw differently from human feet, despite the fact that Wights are (presumably) human corpses.

[rainbowjo]

Also, note that Wight feet are draw differently from human feet, despite the fact that Wights are (presumably) human corpses.

Must be made from goblin corpses.

[Dark Faun]

You mean hobgoblin corpses. And they'd have pointy ears. (And I don't know if Tsukiko is a goblinophile.)

Interestingly enough, Xykon's zombies and ghasts in the first dungeon have human feet, even though, other than Durokan, there was no human to kill in the tower but plenty of goblins.

Things I noticed while writing about Haley: she holds her bow with the left hand, drawing its string with the right hand, and uses Crystal's knife with her left hand (at least to kill Crystal).

[Nimrod's Son]

Interestingly enough, Xykon's zombies and ghasts in the first dungeon have human feet, even though, other than Durokan, there was no human to kill in the tower but plenty of goblins.

As seen in SoD, Xykon has zombie minions before he enters the tower. We don't don't know how many - there's never more than three shown at any one time - but that's at least evidence that they were there.

[rainbowjo]

You mean hobgoblin corpses. And they'd have pointy ears. (And I don't know if Tsukiko is a goblinophile.)

Interestingly enough, Xykon's zombies and ghasts in the first dungeon have human feet, even though, other than Durokan, there was no human to kill in the tower but plenty of goblins.

Things I noticed while writing about Haley: she holds her bow with the left hand, drawing its string with the right hand, and uses Crystal's knife with her left hand (at least to kill Crystal).

I'm right handed and that's how I use my bow.

[Teddy]

I'm right handed and that's how I use my bow.

But perhaps that's the point. I'm righthanded so I hold knives in the right hand, not the left hand, and I hold a bow the same way as you.

[Cvitnef]

You mean hobgoblin corpses. And they'd have pointy ears. (And I don't know if Tsukiko is a goblinophile.)

Interestingly enough, Xykon's zombies and ghasts in the first dungeon have human feet, even though, other than Durokan, there was no human to kill in the tower but plenty of goblins.

Things I noticed while writing about Haley: she holds her bow with the left hand, drawing its string with the right hand, and uses Crystal's knife with her left hand (at least to kill Crystal).

Sorry for interrupting your discussion, but I think Haley killed Crystal with her right hand.
She held knife with the left hand, talking with Celia, but schlartched Crystal with the right hand.

Also, she held Elan's rapier with right hand, but when she shoot The Left Guy, she held bow with her right hand, but she held a pointer with her left hand, but when she shoot Nale's talisman she held bow with the right hand, but when she was a ninja she held knife with the right hand, but...

[sigh] I never noticed this things. And I never said "with" so many times...

[Hardcore]

Haley could also be good at using both hands - ambidextrous.

[Teddy]

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I just noticed that Xykon (naturally) lost his crown in the first battle at Lirians gate, but that he somehow got it back before he blasted himself into her tree-house.

[Dark Faun]

Sorry for interrupting your discussion, but I think Haley killed Crystal with her right hand.

Typo.

Haley could also be good at using both hands - ambidextrous.

Considering her Dex score, likely. Why didn't I think of this obvious conclusion?

[Jokasti]

In 682 Belkar says he loves helping people. Later, in 685 Haley makes a comment about how Belkar loves helping people.
More helping.

And in 683 Belkar mentions 'nut-sweat'. Later, in 685 Belkar pees in the guys neck... but is that all? Marinades are usually more than one liquid.

In 686 the young lad in the net is reminiscent of Young Roy and Eric. His father also appears here.

I used to think Durkon said "That's smart" in 675 when he really said "That's got to smart", as in hurt.

In 684 'together' is spelled 'togeter'.

Also, the bugs in 685 have X's in there eyes, instead of their eyes becoming X's.

[Smile_Time]

Although this may seem painfully obvious to some, in SoD, Right-Eye's kid's doll- that he has the doll fight with the Thing in the Dark with - is a Julio Scoundrel doll. (The guy that taught Elan the secrets of the Dashing Swordsman class)

[rainbowjo]

Although this may seem painfully obvious to some, in SoD, Right-Eye's kid's doll- that he has the doll fight with the Thing in the Dark with - is a Julio Scoundrel doll. (The guy that taught Elan the secrets of the Dashing Swordsman class)

umm...didnt the kid say it was a julio scoundrel doll?

[Cleverdan22]

umm...didnt the kid say it was a julio scoundrel doll?

Yes they did. Heh. Adamantidumb.

[Nimrod's Son]

Although this may seem painfully obvious to some, in SoD, Right-Eye's kid's doll- that he has the doll fight with the Thing in the Dark with - is a Julio Scoundrel doll.

Indeed, painfully obvious to all who READ the comic instead of just looking at the pictures...

[Lvl45DM!]

When Xykon is examining the Cloister headband he is holding a gem presumably the soul gem!

[Darius1020]

In 365, Nale says his disguise won't work forever, except for Belkar, and Belkar is the first one to figure it out.

[Teutonic Knight]

Not sure if it belongs here but I've wondered what happened to Celia's wing in 615 and also if anyone else noticed this?

[Nimrod's Son]

Not sure if it belongs here but I've wondered what happened to Celia's wing in 615 and also if anyone else noticed this?

They just got a bit crumpled when Yor grabbed her. They're like that a couple of strips later, too, but once she extends her wings as she breaks out of Yor's grasp, they're fine again.

[HealthKit]

The "Dwarf" in #531, panel 11, is really a Duergar.

I didn't catch that right away.

[Teutonic Knight]

They just got a bit crumpled when Yor grabbed her. They're like that a couple of strips later, too, but once she extends her wings as she breaks out of Yor's grasp, they're fine again.

Why does it look like a part of it snapped off?

[Nimrod's Son]

Why does it look like a part of it snapped off?

To me, it doesn't. It looks crumpled.

[Teutonic Knight]

To me, it doesn't. It looks crumpled.

The top looks jagged and on the left part there is a point. I don't think wings are supposed to fold like that.

[Nimrod's Son]

The top looks jagged and on the left part there is a point. I don't think wings are supposed to fold like that.

Maybe not. But we're not talking about photorealistic artwork here, are we?

[Hardcore]

The Cliffport police does no only have blue and red lamp tied to their horses heads, but also must improvise sirens too:P The redhair in panel one is making the noises.

[Thrudh]

My 7-year old son was reading my Order of the Stick comic books and he pointed out that Nale was Elan spelled backwards...

I had never noticed that.

By the way, Rich, he's been drawing his own comics since reading yours... :)

[rainbowjo]

My 7-year old son was reading my Order of the Stick comic books and he pointed out that Nale was Elan spelled backwards...

I had never noticed that.

By the way, Rich, he's been drawing his own comics since reading yours... :)

You should post them!