Rowan: Even with an unusual magical-girl type, and at a high power level, you can usually still work out a basic affinity from their costume.
Kudzu never got officially tested, but I’m sure he’s Fire.
Leachtric’s right-hand mage, Telga, was water.
The archmage of Tamapoa started with Nature.
And Acai . . .
Uh . . .
Violet: I’m pretty sure she was a special case.
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“We are outgunned!
Outmanned!
Outnumbered, outplanned!
And they are using us to take out their rage!
Hey yo I’m gonna need a right-hand mage!”
Acai was a wind mage, which conveniently has gone unmentioned until now but is totally a thing, what are you talking about, I’m not making things up off the top of my head
previous mentions of Acai:
http://leifandthorn.com/comic/hedge-grassie-soul-masquerade-costume/
http://leifandthorn.com/comic/4koma-in-black-37-its-handled/
http://leifandthorn.com/comic/4koma-in-black-77-presidential-order/
http://leifandthorn.com/comic/performance-review-918/
Didn’t pick up on her being a mage from the outfit, hmm. I’m very interested, darn my weakness for mysterious but powerful characters.
Totally didn’t consider Tamapoa mages, love the Archmage’s outfit.
Huh. So that’s what it’s like, being on this side of the link deluge.
Thank you for your service to the cause of everyone having easy reference links!
No problem!
I was looking it up so why not share.
Well, we finally have a visual representation of Acai. That’s something!
My, that IS a mage with a water affinity and a striking similarity to Thorn up there.
Also, sorry for the double post, BUT KUDZU IS STILL ALIVE?! I thought he got all murder-y in the Northeast!
Murder*y*, not murder*ed*!
Unfortunately many people become murdery. I don’t know if it’s a societal thing or a human thing, but people stop seeing others as human and just start seeing them as… things. Like that ‘NPC’ meme going around. Might be related to the monkey limit?
There’s actually a theory going around that spree killers agree just serial killers who are doing it all at once.
And there’s a distressingly large number of long operating medical murderers. It’s unfortunately easy to disguise malice as incompetence in a medical setting.
Frankly, murderyness in most cases is not a mental illness, and it’s upsetting the way they blame people ‘snapping’ on mental illness. I have a mental illness, and like most people with mental illnesses it makes me more likely to be a victim and less likely to be an aggressor than someone who is ‘sane’.
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