Ha. Stupid Dwarves never saw it coming either.
"I'm sorry, does it smell like flaming rocks raining form the sky to anyone else?"
Best line ever.

Hehe, they all burned. HAHA!

Well, it may be a little inapropriate, but it's fine. After all, Dwarves aren't people. They are things put here by the gods for our amusement. And by amusement, I of course mean their destruction.

Something tells me, somewhere inside BM, he did that on purpose.

I get the feeling that BM subconsciously targets the largest available population mass whenever he uses a spell. Usually, his spells can only hit groups immediately around him but, given Meteor's huge range...

This has happened before:

http://www.nuklearpower.com/daily.php?date=040617

AND

http://www.nuklearpower.com/daily.php?date=020117

Was that other world Earth? Did Black Mage destroy the dinosours? Can Dwarland actually be any beardier then before? Find out next week! Same 8-bit day, same 8-bit time.

Actually, we don't have to wait a whole week. Anyway, the elves are to blame.
I wonder if anything bad ever happens to the elves that doesn't include royalty (i.e. thief).

Haha. Man, I think we all called that from the very first panel. Right when he started talking about Dwarfland being rebuilt you could pretty much predict the rest of the comic. I started cracking up before anything even happened. :)

Meanwhile in the middle of dwarf land...
Onion kid: gee. Thanks mr.Dwarf for takeing me in to your loveing family
Dwarf: don't mention it. Scince you yourself said that the person who destroyed your life several times was freinds with and ELF! then we'd be happy to take you in.
Onion kid: wow. For once maybe-
Dwarf: i'm sorry does it smell like burning rocks of death hurdiling toward us?

"My aim needs work?" Oh, Black Mage, you silly being of pure, unfettered destruction. Your aim is just dandy. :p

Black Mage has ridiculously bad aim. He proved that in Garland's catsel.