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Yeah, I know I already have a running graphic short, but since the dawn of time, I've wanted to have a truly funny comic based on Rimer. This is it - the random happenings in the very long, doubtlessly boring lives of the gods of Rimer. Since it's gonna take a long time to get to the part where you meet the full posse in Prayer this way you'll meet them all sooner. In fact, on this page alone there's quite a few faces I'm sure you're unfamiliar with. Let's recap the page.

PANEL 1.
Here we have a mountainscape and two gods you should know, because they're two of the more drawn gods - the only mated pair of the entire group, Northwind and Westwind. (They're also the only original pair of gods who are the same species.)

PANEL 2.
Garrick, the tang god of chance! He's admiring a human painting and suddenly feeling pretty inadequate with his more primitive painting media. One of Garrick's roles is to record history by painting it on the walls of a cave. His reaction to the wonders of human paint? Well, you're an artist! You should know! WANT!

PANEL 3.
Spiira the palomino horse goddess of females, fertility, flora, horses and freedom pauses to look at a very unfree steed in a paddock...

PANEL 4.
....if you read Prayer then you should know who this bastard is by now. Turns out he's got a slight fetish for smelly things, particularly sweaty rank old socks.

PANEL 5.
Pterk is a ptera, a very small type of sky dragon the size of a cat. Like Kayoss, she also has a thing for smelly things, but her fascination is far worse. Pteras like rolling in feces and rotten carcasses, believing that it improves their bodily odour (in truth, it's no more disgusting than how we put on deoderant, just we as well as most of the gods see the behaviour of pteras as revolting.) An outhouse is heaven on earth to a creature like Pterk.

What happens next? Will the other gods be particularly pleased with Pterk's discovery? Wait and see!

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(c) Rosanna P. Brost do NOT copy, trace, alter, reuse or redistribute!

Description
Read it better at [link]

Yeah, I know I already have a running graphic short, but since the dawn of time, I've wanted to have a truly funny comic based on Rimer. This is it - the random happenings in the very long, doubtlessly boring lives of the gods of Rimer. Since it's gonna take a long time to get to the part where you meet the full posse in Prayer this way you'll meet them all sooner. In fact, on this page alone there's quite a few faces I'm sure you're unfamiliar with. Let's recap the page.

PANEL 1.
Here we have a mountainscape and two gods you should know, because they're two of the more drawn gods - the only mated pair of the entire group, Northwind and Westwind. (They're also the only original pair of gods who are the same species.)

PANEL 2.
Garrick, the tang god of chance! He's admiring a human painting and suddenly feeling pretty inadequate with his more primitive painting media. One of Garrick's roles is to record history by painting it on the walls of a cave. His reaction to the wonders of human paint? Well, you're an artist! You should know! WANT!

PANEL 3.
Spiira the palomino horse goddess of females, fertility, flora, horses and freedom pauses to look at a very unfree steed in a paddock...

PANEL 4.
....if you read Prayer then you should know who this bastard is by now. Turns out he's got a slight fetish for smelly things, particularly sweaty rank old socks.

PANEL 5.
Pterk is a ptera, a very small type of sky dragon the size of a cat. Like Kayoss, she also has a thing for smelly things, but her fascination is far worse. Pteras like rolling in feces and rotten carcasses, believing that it improves their bodily odour (in truth, it's no more disgusting than how we put on deoderant, just we as well as most of the gods see the behaviour of pteras as revolting.) An outhouse is heaven on earth to a creature like Pterk.

What happens next? Will the other gods be particularly pleased with Pterk's discovery? Wait and see!

Gallery-> [link]
Next Page-> [link]

(c) Rosanna P. Brost do NOT copy, trace, alter, reuse or redistribute!