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Polymorph only transforms into Beasts, and I doubt horse girls count. He'd need True Polymorph, a 9th level spell. In 3.5, you could do it with just Polymorph, but they'd retain the mental ability scores (Int 2, Wis 12 or 13, Cha 6). So, not that cute, and not smart enough to talk. Polymorph Any...

I'm just glad they didn't accept the contest. I hate how characters always seem to accept stuff like that. Also, why are they having humans and monster girls compete? That hardly seems fair.

Fun fact: ambrosia really is a kind of apple.

That sounds like good advice to me. Don't diabetics do that?

Do people have to die? Or can you just dump a bunch of guns in a dungeon and have them turn into magic guns?

He didn't defeat the Dark Lord. He simply happened to survive. Nothing he did had anything to do with it, and even given the total lack of information the people have, that much is obvious.

Yeah. But there will be a sequel. Should I mark it as completed or just add chapters? And should I combine everything to one chapter?

Fun fact: In D&D, there's no rule that petrification gives you immunity to hunger, thirst, or suffocation.

They don't need to stabilize the mana stones that run out of mana. They just need to make sure the devices give a low battery warning and turn off before it's fully depleted.

They can still visit, right?

Heroes and demon lords keep getting stronger, and this has been going on for thousands of years? How weak were the first ones?

Translation error: Casualty means injury or death. They should have said no deaths or no fatalities.

She doesn't even know how to make rocket candy?

There's a mistranslation. Something that gets consumed during a reaction is a reactant. A catalyst is not consumed.

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Do the 1-Up Mushrooms de-age you? Or maybe Peach can make Peaches of Immortality?

Patreon says this was Issue 6, Page 10. Looks like I missed two chapter boundaries?

It would be more cost-effective to fire the cannon not fully powered up and then be able to reuse the "ammunition". But instead of that, they send out soldiers into battle, not all of whom come back. And of course, enemy soldiers die as well. But that doesn't count as human sacrifice for some...

Speed draw: It's so rare to hear about the internal anatomy of centaurs and related creatures. So her lungs aren't in her ribcage. But, does her snake half not have a ribcage? Does she just call it something else? Are her lungs in her tail, or between rib cages? And in case anyone is confused...

What's the point of burning their belongings? If it's small enough to toss in the bonfire, it's small enough to move outside the city.