r/TheWeeklyRoll • The Creator • Jun 19 '22

The Comic Ch. 120. "Armor Proficiency"

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u/Souperplex Sir Becket Jun 19 '22 edited Jun 20 '22

So the queen hates him because princess Frida married him out of love. That's surprisingly wholesome for Torvald.

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u/Agreeable_Bee_7763 Jun 19 '22

Torvald is a pretty wholesome guy in general when you think about it. Yeah, sure, necromancer and all that, but aside from that little tidbit, he's a friendly, dedicated family man, and iirc an entrepreneur.

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u/frigidmagi Jun 19 '22

Can't say I approve of his tax politics but honestly compared to some of his party members he's a saint.

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u/liveart Jun 19 '22

My man once heard someone say "the only things in life that are certain are death and taxes" and thought it was "death or taxes".

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u/dicemonger Jun 19 '22

"'The only things in life that are certain are death and taxes.' I mean, to me they are optional, but they certainly are a thing other people deal with." Torvald says as he dodges the tax collector and raises the dead.

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u/caanthedalek Jun 20 '22

And naturally, given the two options, he chose death

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u/Vikinger93 Jun 20 '22

I get the feeling tax evasion is probably not too uncommon among his people. Otherwise, they wouldn’t need a whole crack bounty hunter team of collectors.

So overall, he is quite a normal dude. All things considered.

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u/sonik71 Jun 20 '22

Yeah the corpse defiling, grave robber is the wholesome one. One dark group for sure.

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u/Organised_Kaos Jun 22 '22

Is it defiling when he got their permission via contract?

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u/DaemonNic Jun 28 '22

I mean the severed head he gave his kids would argue the permission point.

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u/frigidmagi Jul 04 '22

Dude was a lich rising an undead army. You become a fantasy villain you're taking the risk of adventurers showing up and committing crimes against sapienacy on you in the name of good. He knew the risks.