Jynx: I would agree, but I can't find proof in AD&D rules, so it doesn't seem to be universal belief.
Still, both ninja with armor and dwarf without massive steel armor seems weird. Also, the axe is not typical ninja weapon ...
Lee says:
Enjoy your stumble, see you in the autumn.
Um, no, wait a minute, I think I got that a bit wrong...
Nebra Reppalk says:
I was being sarcastic. Sheesh.
Chariset says:
I think the main issue is that there's something more dangerous than an angry Ayne in these here dungeons..
TheNextTaggerung says:
Lee, it's
"Enjoy your trip! See ya next fall!"
Aurora Nova says:
"Sohac Custodiet Ipsos Custodes?"
=> Sohac watches the watchers (themselves)?
(strictly speaking, I think the "ipsos" is incorrect, as in the motto, it is used to self-reference the "watchers" (custodes) being watched)
mouseover text:
"Noui consilia et ueteres quaecumque monetis amici"
=> "I am aware of whatever councils you old friends warn"
Turns out I learned something: both "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" (who watches the watchers), and the mouseover addendum, are from Juvenal's "Satire VI"
... however, they've been presented here backwards. :)
Sitara says:
Jeremiah says:
Pulsar says:
Rhianthalia says:
Elystriana says:
Love Ayne in panels 4&5.
Lise says:
BurnedMuffins says:
Jynx says:
Chariset says:
Nebra Reppalk says:
tensko1234 says:
Jynx says:
hkmaly says:
Still, both ninja with armor and dwarf without massive steel armor seems weird. Also, the axe is not typical ninja weapon ...
Lee says:
Um, no, wait a minute, I think I got that a bit wrong...
Nebra Reppalk says:
Chariset says:
TheNextTaggerung says:
"Enjoy your trip! See ya next fall!"
Aurora Nova says:
=> Sohac watches the watchers (themselves)?
(strictly speaking, I think the "ipsos" is incorrect, as in the motto, it is used to self-reference the "watchers" (custodes) being watched)
mouseover text:
"Noui consilia et ueteres quaecumque monetis amici"
=> "I am aware of whatever councils you old friends warn"
Turns out I learned something: both "Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" (who watches the watchers), and the mouseover addendum, are from Juvenal's "Satire VI"
... however, they've been presented here backwards. :)