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<blockquote data-quote="Macbeth" data-source="post: 2187367" data-attributes="member: 11259"><p>Deigh is all for Mt. Ternell, followed by Delve. He doesn't mind spending maybe a month in Greerson to train and craft, and he'll definately be better suited for a life of adventure with his 1 new rank in Knowledge(Pie). And it doesn't take Knowledge(Pie) that teleport would be mindblowing like a psychologist prostitute. We're getting to be higher level, its time we travelled like it.</p><p></p><p>A persuasive arguement for Delve: "Ceru, I understand you're interested in new experiences, but I don't think the desert is the way to go. Sure, it'll be exotic, but there are many things to see around Delve. Have you ever seen a harvest come in off of the furtile fields? Have you ever seen the midwinter sunrise over the fields? The bitter winters and the hot summers? There's always something new to experience, even when you stay where you are. I grew up in a village much like those near Delve, those that are now being attacked by gnolls, and I can tell you, you could live your whole life there and still be amazed by sunrise, experience something new in the bitting winds below a winter moon. There are so many experiences to be had there, so many simple pleasures, that I can't stand to see the goblins and gnolls rip apart the area. If we go to Delve and fight the goblins, then maybe Delve will finally have enough security to start worrying about the more distant gnoll threat. I undertsand you want to experience new things, but I think there's plenty of new things to see, touch, atste and feel closer to home then some gods-forgotten desert. In my opinion, you haven't experienced enough of life until you've had homemade pie from a little village where there's more livestock then men. I think it would be a shame to see the gnolls wipe away that experience before I got a chance to share it with you all, all the Seekers."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Macbeth, post: 2187367, member: 11259"] Deigh is all for Mt. Ternell, followed by Delve. He doesn't mind spending maybe a month in Greerson to train and craft, and he'll definately be better suited for a life of adventure with his 1 new rank in Knowledge(Pie). And it doesn't take Knowledge(Pie) that teleport would be mindblowing like a psychologist prostitute. We're getting to be higher level, its time we travelled like it. A persuasive arguement for Delve: "Ceru, I understand you're interested in new experiences, but I don't think the desert is the way to go. Sure, it'll be exotic, but there are many things to see around Delve. Have you ever seen a harvest come in off of the furtile fields? Have you ever seen the midwinter sunrise over the fields? The bitter winters and the hot summers? There's always something new to experience, even when you stay where you are. I grew up in a village much like those near Delve, those that are now being attacked by gnolls, and I can tell you, you could live your whole life there and still be amazed by sunrise, experience something new in the bitting winds below a winter moon. There are so many experiences to be had there, so many simple pleasures, that I can't stand to see the goblins and gnolls rip apart the area. If we go to Delve and fight the goblins, then maybe Delve will finally have enough security to start worrying about the more distant gnoll threat. I undertsand you want to experience new things, but I think there's plenty of new things to see, touch, atste and feel closer to home then some gods-forgotten desert. In my opinion, you haven't experienced enough of life until you've had homemade pie from a little village where there's more livestock then men. I think it would be a shame to see the gnolls wipe away that experience before I got a chance to share it with you all, all the Seekers." [/QUOTE]
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