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Achievements in Ignorance: Both Fighter and Black Belt can break the laws of physics simply through being too stupid to understand them.None of them are ever mentioned again and don't have anything to do with the story's ultimate resolution.
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However, they all eventually get fed up and leave, unable to take all the insanity and stupidity. Each Light Warrior has an avatar of some sort trying to prepare each of them for their large and important destinies. Aborted Arc: Clevinger played with this to help create the Anti-Climax.It also defined the dysfunctional party dynamic that would go on to fill every single other fantasy webcomic that came after it. It is one of the original sprite comics, having started the year after Bob and George and eventually outstripping it in terms of popularity (at least partly because the latter comic ended in 2007). The strip's humor comes mostly from the violent nature of its protagonists, the absurd situations they find themselves in, and a little screwing around with videogame tropes (mainly RPG tropes, but others do come into play). Its plot, an Affectionate Parody of the first Final Fantasy, follows the four Light Warriors (who really aren't the best for the job): Fighter McWarrior, an astoundingly stupid sword-obsessed warrior Black Mage Evilwizardington, an Ax-Crazy homicidal sociopath who is only held back by the Rule of Funny and a tendency to get hurt Thief, a fugitive prince of elf clan Khee'bler armed with extreme greed and an expertise in manipulative contracts and Red Mage Statscowski, a so-called strategist who considers life to be a tabletop game, is obsessed with his stats, and was tricked into liking cross dressing. er, Sprite Comic by Brian Clevinger that ran from 2001 to 2010.