Here it is. Triple digits! Time for some hyperventilation!
[promptly hyperventilates]
Now that we have that out of the way…
Voila.
This is an old Dungeons and Dragons trope, where, when the Dungeon Master was fed up with the game/the people playing/wanted to be a jerk, he would proclaim this and end the game. I don’t play D&D, but I’ve picked up a few things in all my years of internetism. If you’re into D&D, you might also want to check out this. It’s hilarious. There’s also a shirt devoted to it on thinkgeek.com (a very awesome website).
You know, I think the post itself was funnier than the comic… well, I never promised you good, just inane! Muahahaha.
Anyway, I think now is the time to insert some sentimentality (if there’s going to be any at all), so… thanks. Thanks for sticking with me for almost two years and a barrage of comics. I appreciate your support, and it’s been a blast.
Ciao for now!
PS: This is not the end of the comic. It will continue to update every Monday (usually. Unless the world gets thrown into chaos/comicking gets pushed to the back of the itinerary).
Let me be the first to congratulate you! Well done!
That is 100 weeks of making me giggle, or chuckle, or snort. Yay! You did it!!
*Rolls dice* You hear screaming and yelling and ouching.
For as much of a bad name as it got in some circles, D&D really was a fantastically fun game.
I remember playing a game that lasted literally years. Sometimes we’d not play it for months at a time, then pick it up again on a whim.
I think it ended when after a several month break we re-convened against the wishes of our Dungeon Master (DM), who preferred just starting a new game. New Game? Heck no, by this point each of our characters were darn near omnipotent, owned several castles and I had a rather large dragon as a pet, how cool is that?!? Why would we want to start a new game.
However, my character was also a Cleric, and therefore I was a servant of my chosen deity. Our DM re-started the game by declaring that since I obviously had not paid tribute to my chosen deity in the past several months, I had angered my Deity and had to fight him…..sans any of my spells or skills, which had been courtesy of my Deity.
About that time a mountain fell on my head.
We started a new game about 20 minutes later
And so you learned the meaning of Deus ex machina.