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I still think it's deliberate.

The kobold is immortal. I'm sure by now that's it's reattached its head and is coming after us again.:rant:

Note to self: do not get killed by tentacles when Elwanen is around.

And yet, everyone tries it on us.

Ask a perfectly reasonable question, get ...

I'm sure if the kobold knew we were there, he would have wanted us to get going.

Now, now, he's just goal oriented. ;)

Hooray! The Story Hour is getting updated again.

*cheers* :D The man mangles anything he touches. I read a book he wrote under a pseudonym, couldn't believe how bad it was. When I read the author's blurb and saw the name was a pseudonym for him and someone else, it all made nightmarish sense.

Not complaining! :cool:

Er, nice catch. :heh: :o

It's like pulling the pin out of a hand grenade, but there's no little lever to hold down. I remember being stuck in a briar web of Sven's too.

Yip threw alchemist's fire and only hit the enemy? That actually happened?

Hmm, to be gutted by a demon or to have your brain turned inside out by a squid-head ... choices, choices ... :p

The Hordes of Hell, on the other hand...

So you'll be going for one of the roles? ;) I'm not sure how you could do the Wheel of Time without doing an entire series. Even if it has been bloated so far beyond reason, there's still a lot in it. You'd probably never get the budget for it though. Maybe "Based on the Wheel of Time"?

See? I knew Bor wasn't always covered in ice and snow for three quarters of the year. :cool:

says the evil DM.

This is what you get when you follow a lawful neutral god and you break your word. And, of course, he'll never live it down. :D

(I stumbled across the thread, and it has been said you can participate at will... :D ) As a general impression, each of Gibson's books seems to be less about story and character development, though those elements are certainly there, and more about presenting (which was a term he used in Idoru...