Where In The World Is Sadok Sharptongue?

Where In The World Is Sadok Sharptongue?

Part One

"If an orc is captured in a forest, and no-one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?"
- (Not An) Ancient Orcish Proverb

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((To be continued. Yes, this is going somewhere.))

Glorious

more!

I just loved that sad face in the first picture. Looking forward to the continue!

Part Two

"Fight long-ears with dagger... bad for your elf."
- Pun'jin, Amani Soothsayer

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Bonus!
Dramatic Reconstruction of Sadok's Capture

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Ahahahaha!

Amazing! more! more!   

Sadok sure have had such a shitty life not to take crap from Elves

Part Three

"Always keep your words soft and sweet, just in case you have to eat them.”
- Anchorite Dany Noorey of Telaar

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Loved Sadok's face in the last box. Also, Elves can't spank. They don't have the strength.

I'll be eagerly waiting for the continuation. Love it.

"Blood-drops keep poolin' in my head; just like the fellow in his grave 'cause he's dead."
- J.B. Moritat, Forsaken Bard

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Can Sadok escape the throes of a brain-damaged hallucination? And can he escape from the further throes of his captor?

Ahahahahahahah! Brilliant!

"Dreams can come true - but nightmares are dreams, too."
- Dorian Wildgrey, Tauren Seer.

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"Always expect the unexpected."
- Hairy Cletus, Ogre Sage.

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...Wait, what?!

Awesome. The return of Luk!

"Hostage drama requires captive audience."
- Sum-Ting Wong, Pandaren Scholar

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In a life and death situation, it's always important to use the optimal pun.

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I thought Luk and Sadok were the same person.

I must not have been paying attention during my brief role-playing period on the Horde!

Thelos wrote:...

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I thought Luk and Sadok were the same person.

I must not have been paying attention during my brief role-playing period on the Horde!

Nope! They're former friends and colleagues from the Cleft of Shadow prior to Sadok joining the Red Blades. I covered this in the five Luk stories I wrote, along with in-game RP of course. An interaction between the pair can be seen here: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

"Our dead are never dead to us, until we have forgotten them."
- Géliot the Devout, Argent Crusade

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Brilliant, just Brilliant. Every time I look at these I marvel at the style you've adopted and how its being constantly improved and adapted.

Keep them coming!   

"Revenge is a dish best served... HOT!"
- Ragnaros the Firelord

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Asparagus is low in calories and is very low in sodium. It is a good source of vitamin B6, calcium, magnesium and zinc, and a very good source of dietary fibre, protein, beta-carotene, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K, thiamin, riboflavin, rutin, niacin, folic acid, iron, phosphorus, potassium, copper, manganese and selenium, as well as chromium, a trace mineral that enhances the ability of insulin to transport glucose from the bloodstream into cells.

The Dutch call it (Asparagus) 'White Gold'.

It's particularily delicious when wrapped in ham and served in oven dishes!

Yum.

Delicious? I find it bland. Blander than most vegetables. But then again, I'm portuguese. I love spices, peppers and hot food in general.

On topic: Shroo want moar!

"All good things must come to an end."
- Chef Ray Gaucér of the Legerdemain Lounge.

Welp, I've lost the facility to continue drawing for the next few weeks, so let's end the story here, with Sadok using his reharnessed arcane abilities to asparagumorph Luk and afterwards burn through his ropes, and just say...

...to be continued in-game!

Thanks for all of your kind words. I've found doodling out a story to be a great deal more satisfying than writing yet another one. I hadn't drawn anything properly in about three years when I started, so it's pretty obvious as it went that I was changing and improving my technique (such as it is).

I may get around to a second illustrated story eventually. We shall see.

Looks like I'll have to weasel my way into Sadok's role-play, if I want to see how it continues!