SK-01 | What if you kill with Indirect Magic?

That

is a classic

of the genre.

I think, yeah, it's really good.

And I wanted to sort of compare it to the other ones that we've seen so far.

So I went back and honestly, if I were to rank them, I think they ascend in quality until we get to number four.

So on Stormfront, you have, I heard the mailman approach my office door half an hour earlier than usual.

That's OK.

Interesting.

And we did spend like 10 minutes talking about it.

And it's OK for a noir opening.

But to get that classic Dresden like hook in you right away.

Not much.

No.

And then in Full Moon we have I never used to keep close track of the phases of the moon.

That's a great one.

The implication being I do now.

Like

why

is he doing that?

Yes.

So.

That's of the Dresden opening line type without being a really, you know, hooky example of it.

But Grave Peril, I feel like, kind of goes the other direction.

Yeah.

That

is a classic

of the genre.

I think, yeah, it's really good.

And I wanted to sort of compare it to the other ones that we've seen so far.

So I went back and honestly, if I were to rank them, I think they ascend in quality until we get to number four.

So on Stormfront, you have, I heard the mailman approach my office door half an hour earlier than usual.

That's OK.

Interesting.

And we did spend like 10 minutes talking about it.

And it's OK for a noir opening.

But to get that classic Dresden like hook in you right away.

Not much.

No.

And then in Full Moon we have I never used to keep close track of the phases of the moon.

That's a great one.

The implication being I do now.

Like

why

is he doing that?

Yes.

So.

That's of the Dresden opening line type without being a really, you know, hooky example of it.

But Grave Peril, I feel like, kind of goes the other direction.

Yeah.