RSKennan
Explorer
Yesterday's contest has been a great success, and I had a lot of fun with it. Congratulations to Argent Silvermage for winning a copy of the book.
Today's Contest is the same as the last one,
which can be found here:
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=66367
The complete rules are found below:
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=66354
For those who weren't on the boards yesterday, the contest works like this: I post a querstion, you answer it any way you like, in at least one sentence. If your post corresponds to a number I've rolled on a d20 you win copy of the book. Morrus has offered to verify the winning numbers in the case of a dispute. So let's get started... The only change to the rules is that instead of waiting until Monday to find out if you've won, I'll announce the winner after the thread is done. Remember, one entry per person (only the first post counts, but feel free to post followups), and my posts don't count towards the total.
The Canticle of the Morning Star speaks of the destruction of the world, in a multitude of ways. Each time it is thwarted, it adapts. Verses restructure themselves in the unholy texts, and a new route to destruction is plotted. Though the Nine Empires are at the height of their power, and Heroes stand at the apex of glory, many have begun to sense that this is a battle that may not be won...
Therefore, the second Question (in two parts) is: "Can we fight destiny? Wouldn't it be best to accept the inevitable, hoping to soften the blow?"
Today's Contest is the same as the last one,
which can be found here:
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=66367
The complete rules are found below:
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=66354
For those who weren't on the boards yesterday, the contest works like this: I post a querstion, you answer it any way you like, in at least one sentence. If your post corresponds to a number I've rolled on a d20 you win copy of the book. Morrus has offered to verify the winning numbers in the case of a dispute. So let's get started... The only change to the rules is that instead of waiting until Monday to find out if you've won, I'll announce the winner after the thread is done. Remember, one entry per person (only the first post counts, but feel free to post followups), and my posts don't count towards the total.
The Canticle of the Morning Star speaks of the destruction of the world, in a multitude of ways. Each time it is thwarted, it adapts. Verses restructure themselves in the unholy texts, and a new route to destruction is plotted. Though the Nine Empires are at the height of their power, and Heroes stand at the apex of glory, many have begun to sense that this is a battle that may not be won...
Therefore, the second Question (in two parts) is: "Can we fight destiny? Wouldn't it be best to accept the inevitable, hoping to soften the blow?"
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