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 Come to think of it, I wonder if it's going to be treated as a big, world-ending deal that a single page is damaged? Unless the rest of the writing is vague and disconnected, the other pages should give context for whatever the hell Dominic was trying to do. Or is this one of those situations where they need everything to be intact because magic? also: right in the snout  (yes it's late but I had this image in my mind and just didn't have the time to make it reality)
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MiracleFlare posted:also: right in the snout 
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Oct 10, 2019 19:37
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We're quickly approaching anti-humor.
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Oct 10, 2019 22:46
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poo poo, now he'll have to accidentally find another way to easily accomplish his pointless goal with no effort. Also, there's only 5 pages total? It's not a book, it's a poster, apparently.
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Oct 10, 2019 22:56
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Why does this poster exist
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Oct 10, 2019 23:46
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Maybe the pagefinder should move onto some tissue paper.
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Oct 11, 2019 00:20
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Mors Rattus posted:Why does this poster exist For the upcoming Major Motion Picture. That had approximately $11 to spend on marketing.
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Oct 11, 2019 00:28
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Oh, so suddenly pagefinder can't track pages in the Wild Edge, when it's convenient for drama! And I take back what I said, one destroyed page out of five is admittedly a big deal. But also, what the hell was this originally that was only five pages? A letter, maybe?
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Oct 11, 2019 01:12
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TheHan posted:I don't know why, but I'm willing to give him the paper magically finding snout and magically knowing Snout's motivations, but magically being able to discern where the next pages are in sequential order? A bridge too far. I think the implausible part is not that the pagefinder finds them in sequential order, but that their locations are in sequential order. Presumably it goes for whatever the closest page is, because that would be most sensible...it just so happens that the closest page is also apparently the next page in the sequence, for reasons.
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oriongates posted:I think the implausible part is not that the pagefinder finds them in sequential order, but that their locations are in sequential order. Yes, that's exactly it. It feels even more ridiculous remembering that these weren't even bound pages in a book, but a satchel full of papers. Of course Mookie could still slam dunk on all of us with a last minute reveal that the pages aren't in the right order, and when Snout re-arranges it we find out Dominic was committing some kind of magical atrocity.
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Oct 11, 2019 03:48
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God drat it Mookie https://twitter.com/mookiebean/status/1182339842946019330
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Oct 11, 2019 22:36
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lmao you necrophiliac
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She looks like a female Delgo.
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Oct 12, 2019 06:23
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 That librarian must be sick of him by now.
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Oct 14, 2019 13:43
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If the ultimate message of this new run is “public libraries rule” then you know what keep on drawing poo poo comics, Mookie.
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Oct 14, 2019 14:02
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Because I'm ins anely petty I looked at the first time he visited that library and check the number of rows on the shelves: Guess funding's down at the moment.
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Oct 14, 2019 14:09
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Can I just say that while that library is a neat setpiece, having the books out there exposed to the elements is a terrible idea?
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Oct 14, 2019 14:24
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Mikl posted:Can I just say that while that library is a neat setpiece, having the books out there exposed to the elements is a terrible idea? ESPECIALLY given that a few pages beforehand dr robotnik was creating madly powerful gusts of wind  which I guess the library was lucky enough to have avoided, otherwise Snout would be picking all the books off the floor.
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Mikl posted:Can I just say that while that library is a neat setpiece, having the books out there exposed to the elements is a terrible idea? Don't be so clothes-minded.
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Mikl posted:Can I just say that while that library is a neat setpiece, having the books out there exposed to the elements is a terrible idea? the books are magically protected from damage by magick from the Wild Edge! obviously
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Oct 14, 2019 14:52
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Oh boy. The protagonist goes to the library. This is riveting.
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Oct 14, 2019 15:45
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Of all the half baked locales in Dominic Deegan the Wild Edge is the most boring. Which is why I assume we’re never leaving it over the course of this story.
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TheHan posted:Of all the half baked locales in Dominic Deegan the Wild Edge is the most boring. Which is why I assume we’re never leaving it over the course of this story. There are locales in Dominic Deegan? I thought it was all in the White Void.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:There are locales in Dominic Deegan? I thought it was all in the White Void. There was that fish place. The dwarf island. Uh, DOWN TOWN EROSSUS. Wait those were all white voids.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:There are locales in Dominic Deegan? I thought it was all in the White Void. There a subtle but important differences. Like that magic explodes in the Wild Edge. Just like testicles in the Dwarven Lands
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Tesseraction posted:There was that fish place. The dwarf island. Uh, DOWN TOWN EROSSUS. I only recently realized that Eros = Erossus.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:There are locales in Dominic Deegan? I thought it was all in the White Void. They come in 5 types like Magic cards: Town, Grasslands, Mindscape, Snow World, Rocky World
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Ague Proof posted:I only recently realized that Eros = Erossus. Yeah it's like Erotic Colossus or something. At least back then he had the excuse of being a young idiot, but his later fictional places had equally lovely names and backgrounds. Like the werewolf realm which was yet another white void, but this time the white void is because of SNOW.
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The concept of Horny City as a fantasy locale is actually the best idea in all of Dominic Deegan. It's like a city, but horny.
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Libra posted:The concept of Horny City as a fantasy locale is actually the best idea in all of Dominic Deegan. It's like a city, but horny. I mean it made sense for a living orgy town, it just later apparently became separated into "Normal Erossus" where people were just big titty and then "Down Town Erossus" that metaphorically crushed Gregory Deegan with a hammer.
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I decided to only post Mookie's Twitter drawings if they really suck or are cringey as hell. Unfortunately this time it means I'm posting all of his drawings since the last ones. https://twitter.com/mookiebean/status/1183729487663550466 https://twitter.com/mookiebean/status/1183185040748007429 https://twitter.com/mookiebean/status/1183402128355811330
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Rotten Red Rod posted:There are locales in Dominic Deegan? I thought it was all in the White Void. https://vocaroo.com/i/s07Z48HuAWmx From the old mock thread.
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 Snout...come on, you know you can't use context clues here? And it sounds like it's about to be revealed that the pagefinder spell is something more, but I can't think of what it could be that would have any meaning to the audience...unless... Mikl posted:Plot twist: the paper is actually Dominic Deegan.
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So, like, how often is "lost pages" a problem for anyone
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Why does an open air library in the middle of nowhere have every book Snout needs. Jesus christ I hate Mookie's stupid loving lazy worldbuilding. This is so boring that I'm mad about it
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TheHan posted:
A) List not in alphabetical order B) Love my geography books that are just big lists of place names (Aberthast Cathedral is a region apparently) with no page numbers or anything that would indicate it's an index C) standard Deegan nonsense plot exposition. It's a twist! I'm sure every other spell in there mentions whether or not it can talk too.The only reason that inclusion makes sense is because we know this version of the spell talks, but from the description, the normal spell is like a magic HUD which no one would assume has an intelligence behind it to talk anyway. It's like specifying that a compass cannot communicate in any other language than pointing arrows. Beelzebufo fucked around with this message at 23:58 on Oct 15, 2019 |
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