Episode 162 of the Letters Page: Writer’s Room: The Savage Haka #177

Christmas usually involves beating up Santa.....

https://theletterspage.libsyn.com/episode-162-writers-room-the-savage-haka-177

Wow... heven't listened to this one yet, so I can only imagine what will happen in it.

Also, it seems that they have started naming the writers.

Yes, and one of those names is oddly familiar. :V

Gee, sounds like being Paul is pretty easy!

I'm hearing that comic books are heart omelettes? Ew? Anyway, I like how this episode is all about how Haka is all about how Haka is great and perfect and never does anything wrong. :')

Kinda want that story about Mr. Fixer 'celebrating' the holidays by being alone and going "Meh, meh, meh" now.

I was all set for Christmas punching time, and I got feels instead, and I really can't complain.

If Setback has never played Santa, I will be crushed.

I really liked that dream letter, thank you Dan B for sharing. :D I also hope that Wraith stage play includes a song about criminals being a superstitious, cowardly lot.

So, when I first met my wife (she's Jewish, I'm not), she explained that most Jewish holidays can be summed up as "they tried to kill us, they failed, let's eat."

I think Haka can get behind that philosophy for holidays.

The set for “The Wraith on Broadway” should be a split gimmick where one side is hero and one side is civilian. The set she is in would be lit but the support characters would still be moving in shadow. Criminals plotting while Maia is being a CEO and people in the office shuffling papers while The Wraith is fighting crime.
No big name criminals just the work life balance story
Wraith would have a song about “becoming a shadow”
A group of random thugs would have a song “beware a shadow”

I finally finished listening to this episode (well, not entirely. I still have a couple more minutes left) and I would like to object to Christopher, Adam, and Raymond Mantae's assesment of the Santa Clause! It is a great movie!

Not the sequels, though. You can just pretend those don't exist.

Life Day With Lobe’Haka

The prime wardens photo could be placed with a bunch of people from the 17th through 20th centuries that are definitely dead by now, but Haka wasn’t around for their death, he just knew them for a while and then lost track of them, but after no contact for a year or twenty, he just assumed they had exited his life, and he began to mourn them, not as being dead but just as gone, and he’s counting the PW in that category at this point.

Pre-OblivAeon, Haka’s biggest hit would be +39 from Haka of Battle on top of a Savage Mana that has consumed all 13 Endlings from the Enclave, plus the largest number of villain targets in any deck, I’m not sure what that is but let’s call it 17 for argument. So that’s 99 damage, I hope 17 is the actual limit because that would be perfect. So Pre-OblivAeon, Haka maxes out the 2-digit field, and then he can pick up an Oblivion Shard and consume the entire Aeon Man deck and get well into the triple digits, maybe 150 if you survive long enough.