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<blockquote data-quote="FiddleSticks96" data-source="post: 5504132" data-attributes="member: 6673096">Nothing wrong with being cautious. That's just self-preservation telling you to be careful.I'm not a fan of twilight. I do not agree with twilight vampires; however, I agree with originality. She definitely gets points for that, and I don't see what everyone's deal is with Twilight. If you don't like it then don't watch it. You don't have to go off on a rant about how you don't like it.Cool. Well, undead have strong urges to feed when they're hungry. REALLY strong when they are injured and haven't fed for days.She didn't do anything really. Just minding her own business. She's been laired up there for a few decades now. Thought she had finally found a nice, quiet, secluded place to study her magic. About 7 years ago, some druids moved into the forest her tower is in. Eventually they started to figure out what she really was. One of them was spying on her for a several days. He was trying to find proof so they can justify attacking her. He caught her feeding on an animal (caught red handed no?), in the excitement he messed up and she figured out what that squirrel really was...a druid. They both panicked and ending up attacking each other. He got away with no permanent injuries, but she was still too much for him to handle. Since he was one the more powerful druids there, and he was ineffectual...albeit, while on his own...the druids decided to enlist some help. Enter the Clerics/Paladins.Hunting down her ex-master would be a fun arc to write up, but you have to admit, the Paladin regaining his Paladin powers would greatly help in that quest no?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FiddleSticks96, post: 5504132, member: 6673096"] Nothing wrong with being cautious. That's just self-preservation telling you to be careful. I'm not a fan of twilight. I do not agree with twilight vampires; however, I agree with originality. She definitely gets points for that, and I don't see what everyone's deal is with Twilight. If you don't like it then don't watch it. You don't have to go off on a rant about how you don't like it. Cool. Well, undead have strong urges to feed when they're hungry. REALLY strong when they are injured and haven't fed for days. She didn't do anything really. Just minding her own business. She's been laired up there for a few decades now. Thought she had finally found a nice, quiet, secluded place to study her magic. About 7 years ago, some druids moved into the forest her tower is in. Eventually they started to figure out what she really was. One of them was spying on her for a several days. He was trying to find proof so they can justify attacking her. He caught her feeding on an animal (caught red handed no?), in the excitement he messed up and she figured out what that squirrel really was...a druid. They both panicked and ending up attacking each other. He got away with no permanent injuries, but she was still too much for him to handle. Since he was one the more powerful druids there, and he was ineffectual...albeit, while on his own...the druids decided to enlist some help. Enter the Clerics/Paladins. Hunting down her ex-master would be a fun arc to write up, but you have to admit, the Paladin regaining his Paladin powers would greatly help in that quest no? [/QUOTE]

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