John Cage attacks with ASLSP!
The enemy is afflicted with “Slow”.
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Sickingen, keeping with his historical legacy, has failed again and, instead of killing Peter the Great, has merely managed to off Frederick’s hobo knight, Sir Mumblemutton. This leaves Peter to respond to the attempt on his life in pretty much the only way he knows how while Euler explains a thing or two about swords and the men who love them. Enigmas wrapped in mysteries, and they’re all in Episode 66: Requiem for a Hobo!
– Geoff and The Count
Peter personally attended the torture/interrogation of those he deemed to be Enemies of the Tsardom, so it’s really not too far-fetched to think of him popping a man’s skull open with his bare hands…
In the meantime, I find myself continually drawn back to the idea of playing an RPG set inside of the dying consumptive mind of Frederic Chopin. So drawn as to buy an XBOX 360? It would be pretty much a lock if you could have a battle party composed of George Sand, Franz Liszt, and Eugene Delacroix, but as it stands, the Nintendophile in me is standing firm.
– Count Dolby von Luckner
Peter is busting heads like they were ketchup packets.
Maybe next time I need to color an explosion of gore, the blood will be a bit darker.
–Geoff
