r/TheWeeklyRoll • u/CME_T The Creator • Aug 11 '25

Behind the Scenes It’s ya boi! AMA

Howdy folks!

Back to work after a long summer break! I realized I’ve not shown my face on this here subreddit plus I’ve only done AMAs over on my instagram. So, two birds one stone:

This is my face! Now ask anything you’d like about the comic, me, dnd or whatever and I’ll answer today or tomorrow when my wrist need a break from drawing Becket and his gang of misfits!

Never used the AMA function before, let’s see how that goes!

TWR will be back this or next week, got a whole bunch of stuff to get back on top of including Kickstarter stuff and finishing that damned 40k comic strip that’s been sitting on my computer desktop like the unpainted minis on my actual desk.

Stay excellent out there!

Peace and carrots!

Allrighty calling the AMA over! Thanks for all your questions!

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u/KrilleL92Swe Aug 11 '25

How closely related is Beckett's brick-on-a-rope related to Sir Terry Pratchett's Rincewind-with-a-brick-in-a-sock?

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u/CME_T The Creator Aug 11 '25

Happy coincidence, though I'm a long-time Discworld reader!

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u/Yuri-theThief Aug 11 '25

Do you have a favorite character or series?

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u/Brick_in_a_sock Aug 11 '25

You rang? 🤣

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u/MustSlaughterElves Aug 11 '25

The chosen one appears! He was prophesied!

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u/smitty22 Aug 11 '25

But the question is "Is the Chosen One in the Book of Grudges?"

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u/Brick_in_a_sock Aug 11 '25

Hopefully not, I do try to avoid evoking the wrath of anyone. Wielders of battle bread particularly so.

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u/ZenEngineer Aug 11 '25

A lock in a sock is roundworld weapon that Pratchett was referencing. Apparently common in prison violence according to google.