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'''Blaze of Glory''' is a [[Classic LNH]] oneshot written by [[Jeff Barnes]], AKA [[Drizzt]], revealing at long last the mysterious origin of [[Continuity Champ]] and introducing [[Dimwiticus]], the Dimension Devourer. | '''Blaze of Glory''' is a [[Classic LNH]] oneshot written by [[Jeff Barnes]], AKA [[Drizzt]], revealing at long last the mysterious origin of [[Continuity Champ]] and introducing [[Dimwiticus]], the Dimension Devourer. | ||
− | == | + | == Where to Read == |
− | + | ''Blaze of Glory'' can be read on the [[Eyrie Archive]] as one file over [https://archives.eyrie.org/racc/lnh/Series/Continuity.Champ/Blaze.Glory.gz here]. | |
− | == | + | == Legacy == |
− | + | This story killed off Continuity Champ for a while, as Drizzt was leaving the Net<ref name=access />. He, and Continuity Champ, returned with ''[[Flame Wars II]]''. The LNH rematched with Dimwiticus in ''[[The Coming of Dimwiticus]]''. | |
== Footnotes == | == Footnotes == | ||
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+ | <references> | ||
+ | <ref name=access>This was back when [[Internet]] access was difficult to come by outside of universities and similar institutions. For what happened when it became more ubiquitous, see [[Eternal September]].</ref> | ||
+ | </references> | ||
[[Category:Classic LNH Miniseries]] | [[Category:Classic LNH Miniseries]] |
Latest revision as of 22:59, 18 December 2024
Blaze of Glory is a Classic LNH oneshot written by Jeff Barnes, AKA Drizzt, revealing at long last the mysterious origin of Continuity Champ and introducing Dimwiticus, the Dimension Devourer.
Where to Read
Blaze of Glory can be read on the Eyrie Archive as one file over here.
Legacy
This story killed off Continuity Champ for a while, as Drizzt was leaving the Net[1]. He, and Continuity Champ, returned with Flame Wars II. The LNH rematched with Dimwiticus in The Coming of Dimwiticus.
Footnotes
- ↑ This was back when Internet access was difficult to come by outside of universities and similar institutions. For what happened when it became more ubiquitous, see Eternal September.