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Marl nods back to the others. "One way or another, let's get this thing down."

Marl puts his hands on his hips and glares up at her from his full height of 3'2". "Do I look like a muscle-bound giant to you?" "However... something has to be holding that canvas up." He looks up and around. He would guess that if the canvas is hanging from a rail, and is taller than a...

Oh lord, Crackers Don't Matter. That was a brilliant episode. I have to admit, I always loved the episodes of Farscape in which the actors got to play each other, or other characters. Like the first season episode with . Or the one with the differently-coloured dimensional rifts. But what...

Marl replies to the initiate, "Well, if that's the case, why don't we tear down the rest of these? Although, it could alert Zigris that we're here."

"It's moving... what is that?" Marl puts his hand out towards the runes (but not stepping any closer or actually trying to touch them). Is the cold feeling coming from the wall?

Marl will head in the same direction as the initiate, towards the portion of the room hidden by canvas sheets. However he's spending more time looking around to make sure the group isn't surprised by an attack from an unexpected direction.

I would suggest starting with The Three Musketeers (and maybe following books) and The Count of Monte Cristo. If you really like the books, then definitely I would recommend Brust's books as well as The Club Dumas. But I do think they may be appreciated more by people who are fans of the...

Yes, I'm still here.

"Panned"? There were only a few comments to your review. On rpg.net, "panned" means a 50-post flamewar :D I disagree with you about that story too, in the sense that I enjoyed it a lot and thought it quite good. I honestly think that the Jeckyl ad is supposed to be selling his...

"Just do whatever you can." {OOC - No offense, but who or what are we waiting for? This game has gone for ages and ages. It's hard to keep any enthusiasm when it seems - maybe I'm wrong - that we're waiting for the moderator to have the NPCs respond, and the delay goes on for WEEKS. I know...

Um. Riiiiiiiiight. (Sorry, I thought Cyborg was crap, and the Spiderman films pretty darn good.) How about Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom? It may have had a few redeeming features, but it was a massive drop in quality from the first film. It's unlikely many people would have seen...

It's not Lord Kalvan... (Blurb from a webpage I found) Anubis Gates might be it, but Anubis Gates is set for the most part in the 19th century (1800s), not 17th. Still, a great book, so check it out. :-)

I'll never forget that amazing look on Cary Grant's face... :) Highly recommended. I'd also like to recommend another favourite Cary Grant film - actually Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant: Charade. It's a great Hitchcockian suspense film from the 60s - not directed by Hitchcock, but very much...

I thought it was in the opening credits/backstory that the Gelflings had all been killed off (save for the protagonist, so far as he knew). Could be very cool. I hope maybe Brian Froud will be involved too.

"All right then," Marl replies, and loads his crossbow. "Let's go."

"If it's so deadly, then why don't you or Zigris seem worried about it? Is there an antidote?"

Marl laughs bitterly. "All right then, 'Initiate'. If I'm a walking dead man, then I'll tell Zigris with this" - he pulls out another crossbow quarrel -"that I'm resigning from the Guild. And if you don't want company, I'll follow after you, like I've done since the warehouse." He turns to...

Heheheheh :) Well congrats on having that many of them. I did manage to collect them all myself... and then I went and bought the Big Book of Amber. Which unfortunately is too big and bulky to really read comfortably, so that was kinda useless to me.

Are you aware that there are 10 Amber novels, not 9? :) The 10th one was Prince of Chaos. I am feeling quite book-deprived here. I just re-read my copy of Zelazny's Doorways in the Sand (one of my favourites) and was going to start re-reading One For the Morning Glory but as I read this...

{OOC - Marl is highly ignorant and skeptical of religion, but if this cult lives to kill the thieves' guild, would he have heard of them? Knowledge: Local +6}