Story Hour - Your Favourite Story on the Boards

[Herremann the Wise]

Have just finished reading David Gemmell's latest - White Wolf - and as usual have launched into a period of melancholy after reading his excellence - I struggle to find stories as enjoyable as his. Thought I'd enquire as to your favourites on the Story Boards here.

If you guys could possibly give a link and quick detail of the Story, it would be good. I need some good stuff to read.

Best Regards and Thanks in Advance
Herremann the Wise

 

[dave_o]

I totally love seasong's story hour.

It's about three comrades, in a very Greek styled setting (homebrew). It's extremely well-written, and includes little bits and pieces about the world itself here and there. The link is actually to the second part, which has a link to the first part in the inagural post.

 

[Achilles]

Sepulchrave's Wyre series is simply and unequivocally the best.

 

[LGodamus]

sepulchrave gets a second vote here,
and Doc Midnight also has a great one.

 

[NiTessine]

Well, the ones I read...

Wulf Ratbane's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. It is based on the Alan Moore comic of the same name, and updated once in a blue moon. Managed to convince me to buy the comic.

Jonrog1's Drunk Southern Girls with Guns, Zombie Toddlers.... A Dark*Matter campaign. Very entertaining. Almost makes me regret I never bought Alternity. From the same writer, there's also the short Story Hour Pulp Spycraft.

 

[Desdichado]

I second jonrog1's Drunk Southern Girls and also recommend drnuncheon's Freeport Story Hour as an extremely well-written and entertaining one.

 

[humble minion]

Another vote for Sepulchrave. Robert Jordan should read Wyre and be ashamed of himself. Sep and his players continually stagger me with the quality of what they come up with.

Sagiro's and Piratecat's are very worth a look too.

 

[Capellan]

Anything by any of the following people:

Piratecat
Sepulchrave II
seasong
jonrog1
barsoomcore
arwink
Sniktch (if he ever updates ... )
(contact)

is well worth reading.

 

[gfunk]

If you like high-level action (and who doesn't) then check out Doc Midnight's "Knights of Spellforge Keep" SH. Great stuff!

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=39381

 

[el-remmen]

I second Sagiro's - I've sto. . uh, I mean, borrowed and adapted (with uh. . . all due respect and permission) a great deal of amazing ideas from Sagiro. . .

Here is a link to the beginning of the story on his website: Tales of Abernathy's Company