(CLOSED) Morningstar Give-away #4: And the Winner is: SHADEUS!!!

[RSKennan]

This is the fourth of a series of five give-away contests wherein the prize is a copy of the Morningstar Campaign Setting hardcover...

Here are the first three contest threads, for anyone who missed them:

http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=66367
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=66446
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=66601

So far, Argent Silvermage, Cthulhu's Librarian, and Conaill have each won copies of Morningstar.

If you haven't seen this yet, the full rules are here:
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?p=1170770
Would you like you win a valuable prize for doing minimal work? Well you can, and here's how:

I post a question, 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 a signed copy of the Morningstar campaign setting. 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.

Let's bust this one out, shall we?

The primary 'what if' question in Morningstar is: "What if the great Empires lost to the mythic past that is common to most D&D settings had never fallen?" This is a setting where you can be the greatest hero your culture, or even the world will ever know, a member of a mysterious fey, or mystically infused dwarven race, an Archmage, A creator of artifacts, or the progenitor of a race or species. Some characters may even become gods... in time...
Thraxis is a world with a history in the making, where the greatest deeds are still undone; and there remains a chance to make a lasting difference.

So the question for today is; "What mark have you left, or would you like to leave on the pages of history? In other words- How do you want to be remembered?"

Good Luck.

 

[Voadam]

#1

He left the world a better place for his having been in it.


That or "He crushed his enemies, saw them driven before him, and heard the lamentations of their women!"

 

[Shadeus]

I would like to remembered as teacher and an educated. Someone who enriched other peoples lives, if only for a short while. I'd also like to be remembered as a good father and husband. So that my son has something to be proud of when I am gone.

 

[Ao the Overkitty]

#3
I would like to be remembered as a knowledgable professor in the field of ancient mythologies. And as a good DM.

(hey, we can dream).

 

[Tsyr]

I dunno... I'd like to think that I've done something remarkable, but I don't know that I have. I'd like to be rememebered for fighting ignorance and supporting education, but thus far I havn't earned that yet.

 

[Fast Learner]

#5

I want to have been remembered for bringing happiness and potentially enlightenment into people's lives. I haven't done much to make that happen yet, but I will, I'm certain.

(Edited to add a number)

 

[BiggusGeekus@Work]

#6 <- I am not a number! I am a free man!

So the question for today is; "What mark have you left, or would you like to leave on the pages of history? In other words- How do you want to be remembered?"

I'd like a giant temple raised to my glory, not unlike the Taj Mahal. Children would know of my deeds and travelers would come for tousands of miles to see the mammoth work of architecture. At the center of the building, would be a fifty-foot statue of me with my arms raised on high, as if to say, "I was on this earth and I lived my life so that my deeds would benifit the next thousand generations!"

Either that or have some kind of drink named after me. Maybe something blue with fruit in it.

 

[Hairy Minotaur]

It wasn't a question of when he'd conquer you, but rather how you'd be conquered.

 

[guedo79]

And as a good DM.

He he he. No comment.( )

I would like to be remembered for that one great adventure. Maybe even get it published. That or as a good public servant.

 

[Crothian]

I just want to be remembered as a nice person and good friend. Anything else would be gravy.