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Oren's Forge PG 353 (Patreon)

Published:
2025-08-11 21:00:10
Edited:
2025-08-17 19:48:11
Imported:
2026-09

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New page out next Monday!

Just a heads up: I’ve got a lot going on in my life right now— not necessarily all bad or unexpected, but just a lot all at once. It shouldn’t effect the comic schedule or anything, but I am more offline at the moment.

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TheGreatSako

Poor Rask's ideals are several centuries too soon for a world that doesn't exist yet...

Julian Seguin

I guess fish don’t count as prey 😂

viiperfang

Fish haven't evolved sentience yet, I guess lmfao

Remony Ravine

I can see how Rask, sweet bean he is, is doing this out of the sentiment in his heart, but I do also see the practical reasoning for his actions being to stave Swift's need to hunt the prey in Stone Hollow. Theoretically

Dhaka Yeena

Hmmm better get alot of fish

Luckyclaw

The weed isn't too soon for the ancient forest; it's the reason it grows in the first place

Kay

Love the detail of Rask's hand above the water in the first panel.

Luckyclaw

Oh cool, is that a cutthroat trout? Pretty small for an adult, I'd expect one to still have parr colors at that size. Still, that would make enough of a meal for one of the pups.

Julian Seguin

Nice proverb. Did you come up with that yourself?

Grey

Interested to see how Rask might find a solution to this! Maybe fish farming?

Krzysztof K

Hi Teagan, I just wanted to ask if Rask in the second panel catches the fish with one or two paws because if he catches the fish with one paw, there are 7 fingers behind the fish's fin.

Luckyclaw

You may not even need to farm fish in a totally pristine American wilderness like this! Modern-day dam infrastructure and overharvesting has wreaked havoc on the size and population of these species-- the pre-colonial autumn salmon run practically handed you fish up to 5 feet long and 100 pounds fat. (Plus, these species don't "domesticate" easily. There's a reason why there's no American equivalent of goldfish and koi.)