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[OOC] The Banewarrens
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Argent Silvermage
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you have the address wrong. it's www.oohoo@argent.com silly!Uriel_fire_of_Heaven said:
GruTheWanderer
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Kamard informed me that he would not be continuing with Grim, and the sixth person (djrsomething) never made his character.
Now we are back to six.
Now we are back to six.
Yellow Sign
Explorer
Is there a opening? I am interested in joining.
Edit: Nevermind, my gaming plate has suddenly got full
Not everyone can be garyH
Edit: Nevermind, my gaming plate has suddenly got full
Not everyone can be garyH
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Hammerhead
Explorer
Is there still room in this Banewarrens game? If so, please count me in. I play Groknar Bloodfist in your ITCK game. I'll post my character later tonight, and you can decide if you want him.
GruTheWanderer
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Hammerhead, I'd prefer to wait and see how you are as a player in ITCK first. But I will consider you first in line if we need a replacement.
GruTheWanderer
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Ptolus
This is the first of several tidbits about the city of Ptolus and its districts. I decided to put it here rather than disrupt the game thread.
Ptolus is a major city of about 30,000 people. It is located near a large bay on the southern end of the Whitewind Sea, and was originally built around a fortress, Dalenguard. Ptolus is built over an abandoned underground dwarven city, Dwarvenhearth, the ancestral home of dwarves known as the Stonelost. Called the "City of the Spire," Ptolus lies in the shadow of a strange rock formation rising impossibly high (almost 3,000 feet) and surrounded by mysterious legends and rumors. These tales tell of ancient battles wages and cities erected on the site. Many of them might be at least somewhat true, for recent developments have revealed vast complexes under the city.
Of late, Ptolus has become a city of adventurers as treasure-seekers have flocked there to explore and plunder the labrynthine structures beneath the streets. If the stories are true, these catacombs involve the sewers of the city, the remains of an older city (and its sewer system), Dwarvenhearth, and even more, plunging impossibly deep below the present urban area.
Ptolus lies in a cool, rainy coastal region with harsh winters. It serves as an important port on the Whitewind Sea and until recently was part of the Empire of Tarsis. With the collapse of the Imperial government, Ptolus now maintains a somewhat independent status, ruled by a council still dominated by representatives of an Empire far removed from the city's concerns.
This is the first of several tidbits about the city of Ptolus and its districts. I decided to put it here rather than disrupt the game thread.
Ptolus is a major city of about 30,000 people. It is located near a large bay on the southern end of the Whitewind Sea, and was originally built around a fortress, Dalenguard. Ptolus is built over an abandoned underground dwarven city, Dwarvenhearth, the ancestral home of dwarves known as the Stonelost. Called the "City of the Spire," Ptolus lies in the shadow of a strange rock formation rising impossibly high (almost 3,000 feet) and surrounded by mysterious legends and rumors. These tales tell of ancient battles wages and cities erected on the site. Many of them might be at least somewhat true, for recent developments have revealed vast complexes under the city.
Of late, Ptolus has become a city of adventurers as treasure-seekers have flocked there to explore and plunder the labrynthine structures beneath the streets. If the stories are true, these catacombs involve the sewers of the city, the remains of an older city (and its sewer system), Dwarvenhearth, and even more, plunging impossibly deep below the present urban area.
Ptolus lies in a cool, rainy coastal region with harsh winters. It serves as an important port on the Whitewind Sea and until recently was part of the Empire of Tarsis. With the collapse of the Imperial government, Ptolus now maintains a somewhat independent status, ruled by a council still dominated by representatives of an Empire far removed from the city's concerns.
GruTheWanderer
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Hammerhead, we have another opening. Novyet is stepping out, so the party is losing Iliar (the fighter).
Current chars include: cleric, telepath, clr/evoker, rog/rgr/sor, and rog/ftr
Join the IC discussion and post a character as soon as you can. Let me know if you are no longer interested.
Current chars include: cleric, telepath, clr/evoker, rog/rgr/sor, and rog/ftr
Join the IC discussion and post a character as soon as you can. Let me know if you are no longer interested.
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