Better Name for Elven Concentration Camp
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Irda Ranger
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I have a question.
Have the camps been around for several Elven generations, or several Lizardman generations?
If the first, how have the Lizardmen kept control for centuries?
If the second, how long has it really been? 100 years? 200? Most of the elves would have a clear memory of freedom?
Either way, answering these questions (in light of previous suggestions) would help out with the naming convention.
Hong, I was a little confused about that too, since prison camps are both organized (Lawful) and bad (Evil), the exact opposite of the elves. It would really go against their nature to run that sort of program.
Irda Ranger
Have the camps been around for several Elven generations, or several Lizardman generations?
If the first, how have the Lizardmen kept control for centuries?
If the second, how long has it really been? 100 years? 200? Most of the elves would have a clear memory of freedom?
Either way, answering these questions (in light of previous suggestions) would help out with the naming convention.
Hong, I was a little confused about that too, since prison camps are both organized (Lawful) and bad (Evil), the exact opposite of the elves. It would really go against their nature to run that sort of program.
Irda Ranger
bloodymage
House Ruler
Ignorance is NOT bliss
Tried to ask you this off the board but couldn't find a private link to you, Imccauley. Rather than lay it out here, where can I find reference to "Morning Glory Village" so I can educate myself. I had no idea it had other meanings when I suggested it.
Tried to ask you this off the board but couldn't find a private link to you, Imccauley. Rather than lay it out here, where can I find reference to "Morning Glory Village" so I can educate myself. I had no idea it had other meanings when I suggested it.
mac1504
Explorer
Thanks for the advice and ideas everyone. I'm not sure if the lizardmen are that sophisticated to employ a lot of psychological tactics to their slavery operations- but I've still got a lot of good ideas from this thread.
Thanks again.
...(mutters to himself) Soylent Elves...hehe... didn't make the connection at first...
-mac1504
Thanks again.
...(mutters to himself) Soylent Elves...hehe... didn't make the connection at first...
-mac1504
DM with a vengence
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You say this camp has been up for several generations.
Elves can live up to 700 years, that would mean the camps had been around for 2000 years.
Pretty long time for the Lizard folk to enslave somebody.
Elves can live up to 700 years, that would mean the camps had been around for 2000 years.
Pretty long time for the Lizard folk to enslave somebody.
Re: Ignorance is NOT bliss
Well if "morning glory" has the same meaning elsewhere as it does in my part of the world, it refers to the, umm, spontaneous stirring of the loins sometimes experienced my post-pubescent males during the waking cycle.
That give you a clue?
bloodymage said:
Well if "morning glory" has the same meaning elsewhere as it does in my part of the world, it refers to the, umm, spontaneous stirring of the loins sometimes experienced my post-pubescent males during the waking cycle.
That give you a clue?
lmccauley
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Re: Ignorance is NOT bliss
I had difficulty finding a definition on the web - my work internet access wouldn't let me onto most of the sites that google returned.
Here's the best I could do - http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/review/328161.html
It's a review of "(What's The Story) Morning Glory" by Oasis. The title of the piece (which starts "I Awoke " and ends "Why?") is a translation of the title of the album. From that you should be able to work out which bit refers to "Morning Glory".
It's just one of those expressions that means different things depending on which side of the pond you live - e.g. if you said that you fell on your fanny, then I would give you a very strange look. Likewise, you'd probably be surprised if I said I'd just smoked a fag.
I've a friend that moved out to Poughkeepsie 3 or 4 years ago and he finds it all very amusing.
Cheers,
Liam
Hi,bloodymage said:
I had difficulty finding a definition on the web - my work internet access wouldn't let me onto most of the sites that google returned
.Here's the best I could do - http://www.dooyoo.co.uk/review/328161.html
It's a review of "(What's The Story) Morning Glory" by Oasis. The title of the piece (which starts "I Awoke " and ends "Why?") is a translation of the title of the album. From that you should be able to work out which bit refers to "Morning Glory".
It's just one of those expressions that means different things depending on which side of the pond you live - e.g. if you said that you fell on your fanny, then I would give you a very strange look. Likewise, you'd probably be surprised if I said I'd just smoked a fag.
I've a friend that moved out to Poughkeepsie 3 or 4 years ago and he finds it all very amusing.
Cheers,
Liam
Doc_Souark
Explorer
Pantry ? I mean even LizardKids need to eat their greens !
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