The Order of the Stick

Given that it's Lee's inbox, we can approximate who we might expect to see. Was Nale Lawful?

I don't think Thog is Lawful, so he wouldn't end up in there anyway.

Ninjad.

edited 11th Sep '13 12:40:49 PM by Elfive

Something funny. I didn't notice it until I saw someone point it out on the forums, but Sabine is calmly sweeping up the room during the duration of the strip. Makes sense that as angry as she is, she's not about to get on her employers' bad side.

Kind of sad that (at least some of) Tarquin's soldiers fear him wiping out their families and then end up in Hell for serving him (assuming some of those who fear reprisals are the same ones who end up in Hell).

They specifically asked her to clean up that TV she broke.

Elan's son in this comic was his best song yet.

I thought they asked her to pay for it. They're not the same although her cleaning it up makes sense.

Elfive: Thog can't be Lawful, he's a barbarian.

That was my assumption, but I wasn't sure.

They said it was coming out of her holiday bonus, prompting legions of speculation as to what holidays are celebrated in Hell.

They probably made her clean it up, too. She's a subordinate who broke something. Standard employer/employee protocol is that she cleans it up.

It's nice to see further reassurances that Even Evil Has Loved Ones.

Her rage is banked, seething under the surface until an opportunity presents itself, which it won't as long as she's banished and under the strict supervision of her employers. Also, who knows? She's Chaotic; she might find that Evil love is fickle after all.

edited 11th Sep '13 1:01:06 PM by Fighteer

Definitely looking like it's finally time for V's cavalry moment, and it should be quite the spectacle. V's missed the entirety of the battle in Windy Canyon. She should have full spell slots still, which means the Order surviving this is now feasible.

Taking bets on whether Tarquin and his crew will wade into the fray once V shows up?

I find it interesting that the fiends implied V will remember being pulled into Hell. It could still go either way, of course, but I have a feeling they'd have mentioned it if they were taking her memories.

What's T.T.F.N.?

Ta Ta For Now.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=ttfn

Ta Ta For Now.

Tarquin's ninjas!

edited 11th Sep '13 1:08:10 PM by TotemicHero

Thank you all!

I liked Sabine's line here.

As to the green guys in the in-box - this being a D&D world, I'm sure that any lawful evil afterlife gets a steady in-flow of orcs and goblins.

Goblins may be Lawful Evil, but orcs tend towards Chaotic Evil. Yeah, "Often Chaotic Evil" per the SRD. Doesn't mean there aren't LE orcs but they aren't as common.

edited 11th Sep '13 1:18:43 PM by Fighteer

BTW, what is the difference between and orc and an ogre?

They're completely different species. Orcs are 1 HD medium humanoids, whereas ogres are 4 HD large giants. Ogres have a base -4 Int penalty whereas orcs have a -2 Int penalty.

I think Ogres are bigger and less intelligent. They also eat people in some settings but I don't know if Dn D is one of them.

Ninja'd, mostly.

edited 11th Sep '13 1:21:52 PM by Elfive

Rub my father's face in my uselessness

EDIT: BTW, if Lee is LE, how can Sabine (chaotic) be working for HIM?

edited 11th Sep '13 1:23:14 PM by ACW

Weight class, also Orcs tend to be a little smarter and much better organized.

As for myself, most of the time my Ogres are very very different.

http://www.sjgames.com/ogre/

edited 11th Sep '13 1:27:34 PM by hcobb

I'm worried that Elan will manage to provoke his father into a more direct attempt to remove the interference of Roy and company. For instance, by utilizing the abilities of a high level Psion.

@ACW: Sabine is working for the IFCC as a whole. She seems to be part of their "exchange program" — recruiting able subordinates from across the Lower Planes without regard to alignment.

edited 11th Sep '13 1:24:06 PM by Fighteer