[Raya]

Part 5 of Straha Speaks Out!1 is the final part in this series of face-to-face talks with the celebrities in WTF Comics, created by Jeremy Waller, based on the popular MMORPG, EverQuest. Today, we get to talk to the evil mastermind in the current set of woes faced by Straha, the crusty Iksar warrior, and his cohorts, in the dreaded Kithicor Forest. Gomphe, the nasty dark elf necromancer, is an enigma all to himself, and this may very well be part of his master plan to rule the world.

In this interview, we find out a hint as to what makes Gomphe tick, like a time bomb ready to go off. We also gain some insights into the incredibly talented and witty William Chan, the animator behind the evil Gomphe character. With the blessings of Jeremy Waller, the creator of the hugely popular cartoon strip, WTF Comics, Raya risks life and limb to bring this series to a climactic conclusion with her masterful…okay, competent…well, maybe at least reasonable...all right! trembling and this far away from being sniveling…interview of Gomphe Baniare, the nemesis of Straha and the torturer of warm fuzzies and happy faces.

Just to bring you up to speed, my first two interviews with Mr. Waller were fraught with excitement and peril. (Read Part 1 here and Part 2 here.) In Part 3, we explored the financial situation behind WTF Comics, the life expectancy of the current comic strips, and a satisfying meeting with Annashi, who was just as cute and huggable in real life as she was in the comics. Part 4 focused on the actual drawing of the comic strip and Jeremy’s thoughts on doing it. We also got to meet the larger-than-life Arshiss, the dark elf warrior who saves Anna’s butt more than once and is a good friend of Straha. Arshiss shared some history behind her association with Straha and how her animator, Chelle Hooper almost quit EQ because of the fame associated with being included in the comic strip.

And now it was G-day…Gomphe day…the day I finally got to meet the infamous evil necromancer of WTF Comics…well, his alter ego, William Chan. Jeremy had been the soul of courtesy with me during our interviews, kindly overlooking the fact that I spilled coffee all over his favorite sketching pencil and nearly broke his monitor when I stumbled. It wasn’t my fault…honest. I tried to make sure I was organized for the interview with Mr. Chan…wondering if I should curtsey when I met him, then discarding it. If I spilled coffee just by walking into a room, I shuddered to think what I might do if, in my nervousness, I curtseyed and fell flat on my face and destroyed one of Mr. Chan’s favorite artifacts or something. Who knows how much of Gomphe lurks in William Chan’s soul. So of course I had to ask him. I stumbled into William Chan’s office, catching a lamp as it nearly toppled over, whirling and plunking down in my chair before I did anymore damage. Mr. Chan stood there with his mouth open watching me, then shut his mouth and sat down himself. I was discombobulated, to say the least, and just blurted out …

Raya: Why Gomphe, the name? I mean…what’s a Gomphe anyway?

William Chan: Well, I was always a big fan of R.A Salvatore's work and Gomphe Baniare (pronounced Gom'fay Ba'nare) was loosely based on one the characters in his novels. I chose to make Gomphe a necro for practical reasons: mainly because they are the best solo class in the game. After all, Gomphe was created to be a moneymaker and I anticipated on soloing a lot.

Raya: Why did you choose an evil necro? And is he really as evil as he appears to be?

WC: How evil is Gomphe? Well, Gomphe is an extension of my personality. To quote a recent comment made by Smoke, "He's REEEALLY evil." And I have to admit that I do have a mean and sadistic streak within me, even though I am generally a nice and easygoing guy IRL. My mean and sadistic streak within me tends to manifest itself whenever I play Gomphe. Heck, EQ is a role-playing game, after all; and it is an opportunity to release another side of my persona that I normally don't reveal IRL. So whenever I say that Gomphe is going to torment some hapless newbie or adventurer, he's really not joking. In fact, some of this favorite things to do include: buffing up the undead Frogloks in the bedroom of Lower Guk and giving them all the ability to see invisible, torment newbies with charmed specters in Oasis, or scare the doo-doo out of his guildmates with an unexpected casting of Wake the Dead. And those are just some of his favorite of things.

I looked wide-eyed at him, nervously wondering when his mean streak might manifest itself. He offered me a cup of tea, but I declined, actually a little too quickly. Two reasons…I didn’t want a repeat of the coffee-spilling incident at Jeremy Waller’s office…and I didn’t know what a necro-loving guy like WC might actually put in an innocent-looking cup of tea. Tealess, I bravely carried on.

Raya: Can you give us a brief rundown of who Gomphe is? level, guild, server (if you don’t mind being hassled by fans), when created, epic’d, etc.

WC: Gomphe Baniare is a level 65 necromancer on the Innoruuk server and a proud member of an elemental raiding guild called The Elementals of Tomonari (EoT). I wish I could give you an exact date of his creation; however, all I can remember was that he was created roughly 3 to 4 years ago. But to be honest, Gomphe wasn't originally created as a main character; instead, he was created to be a cash cow. Basically, he was created to farm and make plat to finance all the gear and supplies I wanted for my main character, a wood elf ranger. But over time, I had so much fun with him that I decided to make him my main and sought to complete his epic when he was at level 57. Ironically, ever since he has reached level 65 and has mastered his hunting skills, he has continued to outfit and finance my other alts by farming various dungeons. I guess that old habits die hard.

I didn’t mind if his habits died hard, that was his problem. As long as I stayed alive, thank you very much. I tried to turn the conversation into safer areas.

Raya: You’re a lot of fun on the forum [WTF Comics message board]. Are you that much fun ingame?

WC: I make it a personal policy to try to be true to myself; regardless if I am in a game, in a forum, or in real life. So a lot of what you read and see in the forum is really me; nothing covered up and nothing filtered. How you see me on the boards or forums is how you will see me in the game. I always enjoy teaming up with a good group and making it a fun event for everyone; but when business is at hand and I need to put foot to ass, don't expect me to talk very much. However, I will usually sneak a few jokes here and there whenever I can or whenever we have a slow moment in the game. Nevertheless, I do enjoy making people laugh and bringing smiles to their faces; but sometimes it's just hard to type during a heated battle with a boss mob. In fact, that's how I usually die; trying to type and fight at the same time.

And then I asked him if I could use the real life photos of him that he had posted on the forum. Only if you use my good side, he smiled. I hastily agreed.

Raya: What do you do in RL, age, marital status (if you want to say), occupation, hobbies?

WC: In the real world, I am a contractor for the federal government. That may sound impressive, but it's really not. Trust me, if I had a choice, I would much rather do something else to make ends meet. But since I'm no longer a spring chicken anymore, my occupation options (aside from getting a new career as a kitchen technician at McDonalds) are rather limited. I am 34 years old and married with a little girl on the way. She is due to make her first appearance on Aug 24th.2 And yes, before any of you start cracking jokes, the federal government did give me permission to procreate.

Raya: How about hobbies?

WC: What do I like to do when I'm not sitting behind the monitor playing EQ, UO, CoH, and other computer games? Well, I still enjoy various tabletop RP games like AD&D and Champions. I used to go to various gaming conventions and host tabletop RP games in the past; but lately, that hasn't been possible because of my work and family schedule. I still do enjoy going to a friend's house and spending a few hours GMing an AD&D or Champions game. I also enjoy collecting comic books, drawing, painting figurines, writing, and reading various novels. But most of all, I do enjoy going out to a movie or cooking. Yes, Martha Stewart has nothing over my cooking skills when it comes to food.

I must have been getting lulled into a false sense of security with all this talk about domestic bliss. So I asked the dumbest question of the whole interview. I was really glad he had a good sense of humor – evil but funny. Oh wait, that’s Gomphe, not Mr. Chan. Dang, I was having a hard time keeping it all straight. Anyhow, you can relax. No more really dumb questions after this one.

Raya: Who in WTF Comics is your hero?

WC: Well, isn't it obvious? It's Gomphe. Seriously, I do enjoy all the characters in WTF Comics. But if I am forced to pick one, then I would be a toss up between Smoke and Lord Haxor. I like Smoke because of his aura of intrigue. He has a hidden past that begs the reader to explore. As for Lord Haxor, I enjoy the fact that no one really knows who he is. And although there is a lot of speculation and conspiracy theories, no one really knows for sure. Overall, I do enjoy all of the characters that have been created; each of them brings something to the comic and keeps it fresh.

Raya: How did you feel when J. Waller decided to use your avatar as a character in the strip?

WC: I was in total shock because I did not expect that in the least. But most of all, I felt humbled and honored by J. Waller’s decision to use Gomphe in the strip. Sure there were polls, rumors, and requests out there for a Gomphe cameo; but I never paid any attention to them. In fact, I didn't think I did anything special to warrant such an honor. Jeremy said that I deserved the cameo because of my positive contribution to the board. (heh, the poor sap really had no idea that all my postings were all part of a larger plot to take over the world.) [Raya’s note: See what I mean? It’s really hard to tell which is Gomphe and which is William Chan sometimes.]

But seriously, I really didn't feel like I did anything special to warrant a cameo appearance. If you really want to see something special, take a look at what J. Waller has created. Take a look at what he has managed to accomplish with his art. What he is doing for a mere hobby has brought tons of people together; regardless of their race, creed, color, or background. He has managed to galvanize a community in so many ways that his hobby has become our favorite past time. So when J. Waller decided to use Gomphe in the strip, I was happy to have played a small part of J. Waller's legacy.

And then Gomphe, I mean, William Chan became human again, as per that last bit. I sat there pondering the whole complex personality of the evil genius of William Chan…I mean, Gomphe Baniare.

Raya: You did that incredible write-up as a play on wrestling matches, absolutely hiliarious, but also with a very true ring to it. What gave you the idea to do that parody?

WC: I received a degree in Communication Studies with a minor in psychology several years ago; so I really do enjoy writing. And in one of my advanced courses for the semester, one of our class assignments was to write and submit program scripts for Turner's Network Television (TNT). And what was that assignment; yep, you guessed it -- writing wrestling scripts and storylines for World Championship Wrestling (WCW). In fact, they even used a few of my submitted scripts for the program. I had to admit that was a very fun class because I could really let my imaginations loose.

Anyway, I had the inspiration of writing a WTF Comic wrestling parody one night when I was bored out of my skull and watching a WWE wrestling program. I figure that the dynamics of a wrestling match and the WTF Comics are about the same, so I imagined that I could merge the two. I guess I was right because everyone got a good laugh out of it.

Raya: Have you watched a lot of wrestling?

WC: I watched a lot of professional wrestling when I was growing up. So, in a way, I did have a pretty solid wrestling background already in which I knew the difference between a body slam and a pile driver. By the way, you do know that wrestling isn't faked, right?

Raya: I guess I never thought about it much. But I sure enjoyed your parody of it. What do you foresee in Gomphe’s future?

WC: Gomphe has pretty much reached the epitome of his career. Between my busy work schedule and trying to maintain my wife faction, I'm pretty much stuck where I am. I would like to see the end game and the Plane of Time with Gomphe, but I can wait a bit longer if necessary, so long as I am having fun with him. There are some things I would like to do with Gomphe that I didn't have a chance to do before; things like going to Sleeper's Tomb, visiting old zones that I've never set foot on, causing more havoc and mayhem -- you know, that sort of thing.

And as far as Gomphe being a regular cast of WTF Comic? Well, I personally wouldn't mind that one bit; but that is really for J. Waller to decide. After all, it is his comic and story. However, I do have to admit that J. Waller has gotten a lot of favorable reviews ever since Gomphe was first introduced into the comic. In fact, it has been proven that some of the best regular cast members in various stories or series started out in cameo appeareances. So who knows, aside from Lord Haxor, Gomphe can always be a separate threat to Straha and company; sort of a third faction.

There you have it, folks…a pretty evil character wouldn’t you say? Well, evil enough until I asked him if he had anything else he would like to add. Then I was back to the chipmunk wheel of is he or isn’t he really evil?

WC: I just wanted to thank everyone who has read and enjoyed my posting in the WTF forums. After all, this wouldn't be possible if it wasn't from people like you. I would never presume to call them my "fans" per se; but rather my friends for I much rather have friends than fans. But most of all, I would especially like to thank J. Waller for his dedication to the comic. I seriously don't think that he realizes how much an impact his art has on people and on the EQ community in general. He unselfishlessly gives his time to make our day a little bit better for all of us; all for the sake of a hobby. And for that, I think that makes him a better person than any celebrity idol or rock star. IMHO, anyone who seeks to enrich their life by sharing it with others is far better off than a person who merely seeks to be rich.

Well, it was time for the second part of our interview…only this time, Raydiance didn’t dare go where Gomphe Baniare, Arch Lich of the Innoruuk server, had invited her…i.e. the necromancer’s guild in Neriak! So Raydiance had hired a young dark elf necromancer named Dharkness to conduct the interview, gave her a set of questions and told her to watch her butt…er back when interviewing Gomphe. The girl, who had lived with me for some time, did a passable job of the interview and even seemed to have a good sense of humor through the interview. She met Gomphe inside the necro guild, just at the feet of the necromancer guildmaster.

3,4 You tell your party, 'Good evening Master Gomphe - why don't we go out into Neriak itself - it is such a darkly beautiful city. I love the neon signs '
Gomphe tells the group, 'Greetings....'
You tell your party, 'I have been directed by my mistress Raydiance to find you and talk to you. She does not know so much of your evil and exalted reputation, but I, being a member of the Teir'dahl, do. So it is my honor to be interviewing you.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Oh really, and here I thought you were a lovely gift from the Neriak Stripper's Hole.'
You tell your party, 'No, sir, and my mistress would be distressed to hear you say such a thing.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Very well...how can I be of service?'
You tell your party, 'Well, as you know, the whole of Norrath is all agog at the conflict between you and Straha. I was wondering if you could tell me your opinion of Straha?'
You tell your party, 'May I sit, sir?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Please sit, my dear. And do make yourself comfortable....'
You tell your party, 'thank you - I have been running for hours to get here on time.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Now about Straha....where shall I begin? My opinion of Straha is simple...he is a waste of good talent.'
You tell your party, 'Oh? In what way?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'He is an Iksar for one; born to the ways of darkness and evil. Yet, he gladly cast his heritage aside to help a <spits> wood elf druid. And that, in my opinion, makes him no better than a halfling with a tail. But I must admit though...'
You tell your party, 'Yes, that does seem odd - although my mistress is high elf and a clever lady indeed'

He was younger than I expected, actually handsome in an older gentleman kind of way. But I always did have a yen for men with goatees. However, I had to behave myself. This was no polite Straha or fun-loving Anna…this was the elusively dangerous Lich Gomphe Baniare. I wondered what I had gotten myself into.

Gomphe tells the group, 'Indeed... You realize that you can be the one in charge. With the proper training and motivation, that High Elf mistress of yours will be calling you master in time.'
You tell your party, 'Ah sir, for one, I am only level 4, and, for another, my mistress saved my life and has let me live with her as if I were her own child. I am torn between good (like her) and evil (like you) - but I could not harm her, although there are others that I would harm and delight in it'
You tell your party, 'But I am not here to talk about me'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Pity, such potential wasted. Ah well then, how might I enlighten you, my child?'
You tell your party, 'Could you give me some of your background? What your parents were like, what motivated you to go into the arts of necromancy, how you have become such an evil personage.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'My family was nobility and I was the elder child of my family. As you well realize, climbing the ranks in a dark elf society means eliminating the weakest family above you. Needless to say, my family fell prey to another lower ranking family seeking to climb the social latter.'
You tell your party, 'You killed your parents? *gasp*'
Gomphe tells the group, 'No, a lower ranking family had killed my family. I was only spared because I was able to escape through the secret tunnels built into our compound.'

I don’t know why I was flabbergasted. This sort of thing happened in Neriak all the time. It must have been from staying with Raydiance. She is a "do unto others as you would have them do unto you" kind of person. She was kind all right, but it got a little cloying after a while. I was finding this Gomphe a pretty interesting fellow and was looking forward to writing this report…assuming I got out of it alive, that is.

You tell your party, 'Oh, I see. Is that why you took up with necromancy - for revenge?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'But I have to admit that I would have fallen prey to the horrors outside the safety of Neriak if it was not for an Erudite Necromancer. I only chose the path of necromancy because my savior and adopted family passed it on to me. You see, he had no kin of his own and decided to take me in.'
You tell your party, 'Very interesting. And you took to it like a bat to a cave?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Took a bat to a cave?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'No, I took a bat to his head when I was old enough.'
You tell your party, 'took to it like...a saying'
You tell your party, 'a vampire bat not a baseball bat -- nm let's move on '
Gomphe tells the group, 'you see, he underestimated the ambitions of a dark elf..'
You tell your party, 'ack - you killed your foster father?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'and when he had taught me all I could learn, I decided to end it and take his place. He would have died regardless. Be it by age or by sword, his time was coming. I merely sped up that process.'
You tell your party, 'I see - so it has always been the struggle for power for you then?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'After all, he did died of natural causes.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'A blunt object to the head naturally ends a life.'
You tell your party, 'mmm yes'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Power..? Yes, my thirst for power is insatiable. One can never have too much power. '
You tell your party, 'Has it given you happiness?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Define “happiness?” I prefer to call it, satisfaction and contentment'
You tell your party, 'Very well, then. Are you content?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'I am content in knowing that I am able to obtain anything I wish. I am content in knowing that I have the means to dictate the destiny of other people's lives.'

I shivered at this because I had read the comic strip. I knew what had happened to Igor, the undead froglok that Gomphe enjoyed killing and then resurrecting to the undead state that Igor perpetually resided in. There was an unholy glee about Gomphe when he did this sort of thing.

You tell your party, 'People like Igor?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Especially people like Igor. And speaking of which, where is that frog?'
You tell your party, 'I don't see him around today? Is he all right?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'He is late with my lunch once again.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Igor is as well as he is going to be. And if he is smart, he will remain that way for a while longer.'
You tell your party, 'Can you tell us how you originally came to use Igor as your slave?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'I was paying Lord Dvinn a visit in Crushbone one day to call up a debt he owed me. Apparently, he wanted my services to rid himself of a few annoying adventurers. As part of his payment, he gave me Igor from the slave mines.'
You tell your party, 'Oh I see. So he went from bone-breaking labor - to soul-wrenching servitude. How fortunate for him.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'The cheap scoundrel could have given me something better; but apparently, most of his slave stock was either dying or dead at the time.'
You tell your party, 'Ah...well, an evil scoundrel does what an evil scoundrel has to do. I assume you think you will win over Straha - why do you think that?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Do you mean defeat Straha?'
You tell your party, 'The battle between you and Straha – yes. I don't think you and Straha could ever be friends, right?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Ahhh, that walking set of luggage still has some uses. But, with his corrupted Iksar soul, he and I can never be friends. I will not be killing him anytime soon.'

Now, we were getting somewhere. He was finally unbending and telling me what he really thought of the people who formed the Straha-Anna group of goodie two-shoeses.

You tell your party, 'What's your opinion of Smoke?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Smoke? That monk is such a waste of flesh that I would not even bother animating after I kill him. His only hope for survival is to hide under his cardboard box whenever he sees me. Then again, he still has his uses...everyone has their uses to a necromancer.'
You tell your party, 'heh heh - and what is your opinion of the dread Lord Haxor?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Ahhhh Lord Haxor, such evilness…such viciousness. He is truly a role model for any villain in Norrath. It's a pity that his reign will be short lived. '
You tell your party, 'His reign will be short lived? Why is that?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Let's just say that he is not the only one competing for the realm of Norrath. He is a good role model and an excellent villain; it's a pity that I will eventually have to take his place.'

It seemed pretty certain to me that this would be a showdown worth selling tickets to, although I was also pretty sure it wouldn’t be a wrestling match type deal…rather, Gomphe would keep chipping away at Lord Haxor’s dominion of the evilness of Norrath and eventually undermine him to the extent that he fell off the boat…er…deck…whatever evil dominators fall off of when they are deposed.

You tell your party, 'In keeping with your drive to dominate, if you could be a god...what would you be a god of?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'HAHA....why my dear, I would think that answer would be obvious. I would be the God of Evil.'
You tell your party, 'Yes...uh...that had crossed my mind. But I wouldn't want to put words in your mouth, sir...I understand that's not healthy.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'hehe, you are learning fast my child. Perhaps there is hope for you after all.'

I really am not the blue bimbo I appear to be sometimes.

You tell your party, 'Is there anything else that you would like to tell your adoring public, Lich Gomphe?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Indeed. Remember, follow me and I will show you the true path towards absolute freedom and power.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'It's always better to rule in hell than a servant in heaven.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Striped trews and checkered tunics rarely make a positive fashion statement.'

I blinked at that last one but kept on going. It was getting late and I didn’t want to be hanging around the underground docks and byways of Neriak after midnight. See above disclaimer re bimbo-ness. I still wished I had a large glass of Raydiance’s blue elven wine.

You tell your party, 'Do you hope to gain a large following of disciples, then, Lich Gomphe?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'HAHA....another silly question, my dear child. I've already have a large following of disciples. Just look around you and to the masses who already worships my every step. And my horde will only grow. And soon, I will be the one to rule Norrath.'
You tell your party, 'Sorry to be silly, sir, but are they invisible? I don't see anyone.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Stand up and look behind you'
Taking a screenshot...
Gomphe tells the group, 'HAHAHA!!!!'
You tell your party, 'Those are YOUR minions? I always thought they were city ghouls.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'They are but some of my minions. The dead are my minions. The living are my minions. You see, my child, anyone and anything can be my servant; it's only a matter of how I wish them to serve me.'
You tell your party, 'Finally, do you have any words of advice for struggling young necros like myself, sir? I want to be the best necro I can be, but it is hard, especially with such a kind mistress as Raydiance. Yet I have an ebilness that must be set free.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'My advice for a necro? All I have to say is this: There is no difference between life and death, it's all a matter of how you choose to use each of them. Fear is your ally and terror is your friend. Use them well and they will serve you well.'
You tell your party, 'Mmmm, very profound, Lich Gomphe. I will ponder this in my heart. Thank you for talking to me. I feel quite important now, something that Raydiance NEVER makes me feel.
Gomphe tells the group, 'Hehe...let me give you a personal gift my child'
You tell your party, 'A gift? You're not going to turn me into a frog, are you?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'Take this magic dagger of blood. In time, you will know when you to use it. And after that, you will no longer will have anyone to report to.'
You tell your party, 'Oh sir, thank you. What an honor. I know what you mean, and I almost feel convinced it will be the only course...in time.'
Gomphe tells the group, 'But in the meantime, there are matters that requires my attention in Kelethin.'
You tell your party, 'More wood elves to dispose of?'
Gomphe tells the group, 'So, if you'll excuse me....I have some terror and mayhem to spread. BWAHAHAHAH!!!!'
You tell your party, 'Certainly sir '
You bow.
Gomphe tells the group, 'Remember my words my child...'
You tell your party, 'Yes sir, I will remember. And thank you for granting me this small amount of time.'

This was the conclusion of this wonderful series of interviews with Straha and some of the other colorful characters in WTF Comics, drawn by artist Jeremy Waller. It has been a wonderful romp with Raya and her alter-ego Raydiance. I’d like to thank Jeremy, Chelle Hooper and William Chan for giving me so much of their time. I think there will be other times and other places for more interviews and chats with the denizens of WTFC. I hope the readers have enjoyed this series and I thank you too for helping to make this a positive experience all the way around. Please note that all comic strip and single cartoons in this article are copyright © 2002-2004 by J. Waller. Photographs of William Chan used by permission. All rights reserved.

Footnotes:
1This article originally appeared at Warcry.com on August 31, 2004.
2The little princess of darkness was born at the end of the interview - mom and princess were just fine.
3All screenshots were taken by Dharkness/Raya in EverQuest's Neriak, Innoruuk server.
4All dialogue between Gomphe (William Chan) and Dharkness (Raya) is from an in-game meeting in Neriak on the Innoruuk server between the two.

Links to full comic strips:
A Portrait of Evil
Beware of smiling Gomphes
Okay, who hid the undead?!
Enter Gomphe the Evil Necro
Gomphe and Igor Talk
Gomphe the Tyrant

Copyright © 2004-2005 by Raya. All rights reserved.