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[Darvi]

"Yes, sadly"

Very to the point, V.

[Remalle]

And Vaarsuvius demonstrates exactly why Rich usually keeps him/her/it/other out of the fray.

[Blade Master Model 42]

And Vaarsuvius demonstrates exactly why Rich usually keeps him/her/it/other out of the fray.

Because it's hard to generate plausible threats to the party while V is present?

[Darvi]

Because Wizard is why. And that despite V being a primary blaster.

[Glowcat]

Hell. It's a burning thing.
And it makes, a fiery ring.
Bound, by wile powers,
V fell into a ring of fire.

[scriver]

More like.

Up jumped the Devil and he staked his claim on me.

[Oliolli]

I'm guessing Vaarsuvius will solve this somehow.

Called it.

[IronyOwl]

I'm guessing Vaarsuvius will solve this somehow.

Called it.

Bear in mind that he hasn't officially solved it yet; he's just blasted some more mooks and made it difficult/impossible for them to engage in melee for a while.

That said, it wouldn't particularly surprise me if their way out involved a wizard spell.

[Bauglir]

It's a shame s/he can't teleport, that's all I'll say.

[Scoops Novel]

hmm... I wonder if Tarquin's recent comments about Xykon being a sub-boss count as "pride before the fall". Particularily considering how underestimating X is correlated to bad things happening afterwards

(I also wonder if his comeuppance will be being brough down by him, both in the sense that it establishes HIM as the sub-boss, and that a chaotic character is the one beating him)

Annd context. Tarquin is clearly playing their strings here, but he has still just lost his son. His webs are going to be a little tangled.

[i2amroy]

That said, it wouldn't particularly surprise me if their way out involved a wizard spell.

Durkon might summon some sort of giant creature to get them out! (He is considerably more awesome now that he's a vampire after all. )

That said I'm gonna go with the long bet that the Paladins port in to save them. They did know that Xykon was on the way there after all, so I wouldn't be surprised to see them all show up expecting a Xykon battle only to end up engaging with Tarquin and offering our heroes a way out.

[Oliolli]

That said I'm gonna go with the long bet that the Paladins port in to save them. They did know that Xykon was on the way there after all, so I wouldn't be surprised to see them all show up expecting a Xykon battle only to end up engaging with Tarquin and offering our heroes a way out.

And when exactly did they figure out where the pyramid actually is?

[Akura]

That said, it wouldn't particularly surprise me if their way out involved a wizard spell.

Durkon might summon some sort of giant creature to get them out! (He is considerably more awesome now that he's a vampire after all. )

Didn't he already use up his spells? Then again, now that they have a defensive buffer, he could theoretically use the time to pray for an extra spell or two, if I read the cleric spell-preparation rules right, unless Thor's religious practices require it at dawn(and, it being reversed by Durkon's vampirism, now dusk).

That said I'm gonna go with the long bet that the Paladins port in to save them. They did know that Xykon was on the way there after all, so I wouldn't be surprised to see them all show up expecting a Xykon battle only to end up engaging with Tarquin and offering our heroes a way out.

I don't think they ever resurrected that wizard that took them to Cliffport .

That said I'm gonna go with the long bet that the Paladins port in to save them. They did know that Xykon was on the way there after all, so I wouldn't be surprised to see them all show up expecting a Xykon battle only to end up engaging with Tarquin and offering our heroes a way out.

And when exactly did they figure out where the pyramid actually is?

Hinjo's spellcasters managed a Sending just before the gate was destroyed, which, since it allows a reply, they could have easily told them exactly where Windy Cave was. Or at least the general location, which they could probably use to scry the exact position(the anti-scrying spells probably have faded since the Draketooths were wiped out).

[lemon10]

That said, it wouldn't particularly surprise me if their way out involved a wizard spell.

Durkon might summon some sort of giant creature to get them out! (He is considerably more awesome now that he's a vampire after all. )

Didn't he already use up his spells? Then again, now that they have a defensive buffer, he could theoretically use the time to pray for an extra spell or two, if I read the cleric spell-preparation rules right, unless Thor's religious practices require it at dawn(and, it being reversed by Durkon's vampirism, now dusk).

Yeah, he just said that he is all out of spells, and that he will get them all back at dusk.

[Ringmaster]

Update, comic 920: No Running No Hiding