Mar 25
Answer me this. How are adventurers any different from common bandits?
They kill things and take their stuff.
Is it just the quest objective?
Answer me this. How are adventurers any different from common bandits?
They kill things and take their stuff.
Is it just the quest objective?
A clotheshorse (often written as two words, i.e. clothes horse), also known as a winterdyke , a clothes maiden, or a drying rack, refers to a frame (usually wooden, metal or plastic) upon which clothes are hung after washing to enable them to dry.
I’m guessing the informal use of it as a synonym for Dandy evolved from this. The person becomes the hang clothes on.
Dang, that comment was supposed to go on tomorrows comic
Heh. I suppose I can move your comments to the next day’s comment box…but that currently lies beyond my technical know how. =)
Adventurers have better PR than common bandits do.
also adventurers level up, bandits don’t, or else they would start being adventurers
Bandits -> Robber Barons -> Prince of Thieves?
kinda like pokemon!
King John- |||||||
“Robin Hood, I choose you!” RH-|||||||||
Robin Hood uses Quick Shot – ‘KJ” |||| ‘RH’ |||||||||
King John uses Taxation – ‘KJ’ |||| ‘RH’ ||||||||
Robin Hood uses Slash. Robin Hood is suffering from the effects of Taxation – ‘KJ’ o ‘RH’ |||||||
King John has fainted!
Robin Hood has won the battle.