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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DJCupboard" data-source="post: 3966578" data-attributes="member: 21995">That's the impression I get, too (and I hope its the right one, far realms and lovecraftian goodness are some of my favorite things to inject into an otherwise traditional fantasy setting), but locations that transcend boundaries (earth/space, etc.) make really good representational devotion to that which comes from beyond."Great HortukundThrough his mouthpiece of the starsShouts down upon our blaspheme'd earsHis gibberish of commandAnd I his fleshly leutenantStand ready upon the precipiceTo enact all that I comprehendFrom Beyond he demands obedienceIn a tongue lost long BeforeThe stars, our most far flung incursions into his timeless realm, did conduit to meA plan of re-beginningsOf preparations to be madeOur realms are not yet readyFor Hurtukund and his Hostof timeless masters from BeyondI stand here ready I stand here readyI stand here readyI stand here ready..."  and so the lone warlock's incation continued as he stood upon the precipice, his voice slowly losing its conviction as his chants deminished into gibberish and he was lost to madness.  (sorry about that, I needed to get it out somewhere...)</blockquote>