Now that we're nearing the end of the con, I just wanted to thank my wonderful teammates, we had a lot of fun putting both Duke and R'lek together as real characters, and I hope they stick around in your Library for some time. Good luck to all the other teams!
Duke is the only character who'd throw his drugs to his chaser's face as a distraction, hshshs, I love him, just like I loved this chase scene ;P +1
-Wanderheil
God this has been such a fun adventure, I love Duke and these shenanigans of his. The writing is impeccable and, well, he's a disaster in a really fun manner. Also like R'lek; the plan he pulled here was neat.
This has been a really good story to follow. +1~
Love these chaotic idiots and the adventures they go on. Definitely hoping to see them in more stuff after the contest! They're wonderful characters and again, I love how real they feel with their emotions and the kind of conversations/experiences they're having. Keep up the good work! +1
But the time flies, irretrievable.
#10
Short, but doesn't outlast its welcome. Don't have a ton to say about this one given its length and pacing but it's a fun little thing and a competently written action scene, which can be surprisingly hard to do sometimes. Definitely enjoying the Adventures of Lizard Wizard and Psycho Mantis;+1.
This ties in well with how Duke has been depicted so far.
The whole project has reached a good path, both in its consistency and contradictions alike.
I like how the solution to the problem at hand is quite simplistic, and how R'lek has the upper hand, proving he's a professional. The description of the guard also works rather well, giving her a side-character status, almost. She's good at her job. If this was a game or film, I'd actually doubt there was plot armor involved lol
My favorite piece of prose: "The presenter interrupted our whispered argument, similar to how I wanted to interrupt R'lek's life processes at the moment"
+1
All the best
- Nylo
Coming back to comment on this: it was fun! R'lek and Duke have a great chemistry here and the writing is classic Duke material. Well done
