Overconfendtii Moronicus
Looks like this is going to be the last Saffron and Sage chapter. Wasn’t expecting it to end with everyone being violently exploded, but you know how it is with webcomic creators sometimes.
Saffron and Sage
A spice of life adventure comic
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Coriander BialystockThe world's greatest pyromancer. If you don't believe him, just ask him! Came down south on a World Tour with Liri, to show off all the places he'd adventured to in the past and hopefully impress her. Comics: 80 |
Liri BloomA former priestess who wants to live the cool adventurer life. She's just here to have a good time, and won't be deterred by things like "common sense" or "caution" or "Liri, that's literally on fire stop eating it". Comics: 93 |
Saffron SaldarriagaA southern knight looking to rescue her prince from an evil nymph named Milk. She keeps things close to her chest, and doesn't like to gossip about her life to people. Very serious, very grumpy. Very has a big axe. Comics: 142 |
SageSaffron's long-time friend and colleague. He can shoot the rings on his fur at people as an attack, but mostly he sits in the cart and makes snarky comments. A good person under it all. Claims his last name is "The Hedgehog", but this may be a lie. Comics: 86 |
I’m sure this will end well. Because the bounty hunters are basically using the same mutually assured destruction deterrent strategy as the USA and USSR did during the Cold War, and that ended well, right? Certainly it would work in a world where Dr Strangelove would be closer to a documentary than a farcical comedy…
Also, I think “weird hot moth lady” is the best possible four word description for Crunch. Bravo.
The only thing wrong with their mutually assured destruction plan is that one of the mutuals is not aware of it, and he’s the one who thinks fire makes everything better.
This is true. Actually, a common flaw to all deterrents is that they don’t work against people who are too stupid to be deterred.
Ain’t that the truth -_-;
It’s like the man space mission to the sun being sent at night so everything would turn out right … instead of extra crispy.