Heartwarming / Oglaf

• "She... is truly my son."
• Meltwater and Solstice, show a winter spirit finally getting the happy sex she's been craving, with the added bonus of introducing Greir.
• Balcony has a Matchmaker Crush with a very happy ending in both senses of the phrase. It also has a hilarious epilogue.
• The Mistress accepting Ivan back after he got kidnapped and annoyed her with constant Cumsprites.
• Even Hooded Torturers Have Loved Ones.
  • Love is never wrong. Never.
• The moment between the man and the princess in Branding is kind of sweet... at least until the appellomancer shows up.
• The couple holding hands in the last panel of Performance Anxiety is sweet, too.
  • Each of them had hired a high-class whore to ensure the other had a good first time. If that doesn't say I Want My Beloved to Be Happy, what does?
• "I love you, magic fish."
• When one of the disciples of Sithrak the Gibberer meets his maker, it turns out the guy was just in his angsty teen phase when he wrote the Book of Dismay, and didn't realize people were taking it as holy scripture. He brings the disciple back to life to reassure everyone they won't be eternally tortured.
• Sextiles shows a woman getting together with her insecure friend. Even if the cloth merchant was lying to make her friend feel better, it's the gesture that counts.
• The night-fancy mage seems to only be around to enable these moments, being a dream-weaver who will conjure an erotic dream of his customer's choosing.
  • His first customer (Nocturnal Emissions) asks for a dream with... his wife. When the mage tells him he could have anyone, the man explains that his wife is no longer alive. Even the mage thinks it's sweet. The consequent dream kind of ruins it, but it's the thought that counts.
  • His second customer is currently under the hypnotic effects of a popular sex fungus. Rather than exploit his condition, the mage explains what's happening and tries to dissuade him. When that fails, he immediately realizes the returning customer is regretting his decision and denying that he is wrong, and convinces him to get a different dream this time.
• The hapless Nice Guy demonologist from 'Yours Sincerely' is so impossibly considerate that he refuses to do anything the sex demon he summons doesn't want to do, even to the extent of being unconvinced that her insistence that she gets off on doing whatever she's told isn't itself something she's forced to say. The only way he can be satisfied that he's not taking advantage of her is when she suggests they do something that she'd like but he'd hate, so when she suggests shitting into his mouth and pushing him down the stairs, he's all for it. In the last panel he's recovering in hospital from his injuries... but he has a huge smile on his face, because the sex demon sent him a vase of roses with a card attached saying "Summon me again soon" (and sealed with a kiss). And having conclusively proven to him that she's not being compelled to act against her will, when he summons her again they'll be able to do something HE likes next time.