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<blockquote data-quote="BoldItalic" data-source="post: 7158741" data-attributes="member: 6777052">Penelope set to work, re-arranging the hexagonal tiles on the battlemap and replacing Atlantis with sea. This meant that she had a lot of coastal and rocky tiles spare, so instead of putting them back into the box she made a pretty shape with them further to the west and called it North America. Some whales were quite annoyed because it meant they had to swim a long way south to the Antarctic Ocean and back up again to get to their summer feeding grounds, and there were some squirrels that turned grey with worry because all the trees were suddenly wrong, but you can't make bricks without breaking eggs, can you?With Atlantis gone, there wasn't any arcane magic in the world any more and wizards and sorcerers couldn't do spells. No matter how much they twiddled their fingers and mumbled, nothing happened. Scrolls crumbled to dust, and some other magic items stopped working altogether when their batteries eventually went flat. Also, a surprising number of potted plants turned back into embarrassed-looking men in silly robes who slunk away, bought suits and became accountants.&quot;Well,&quot; said Foghorn from the deck of the barge, &quot;we certainly altered the course of history that time.&quot;&quot;Point is, though,&quot; mused Cholmondeley, &quot;How do we actually get home?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BoldItalic, post: 7158741, member: 6777052"] [COLOR="#0000FF"]Penelope set to work, re-arranging the hexagonal tiles on the battlemap and replacing Atlantis with sea. This meant that she had a lot of coastal and rocky tiles spare, so instead of putting them back into the box she made a pretty shape with them further to the west and called it North America. Some whales were quite annoyed because it meant they had to swim a long way south to the Antarctic Ocean and back up again to get to their summer feeding grounds, and there were some squirrels that turned grey with worry because all the trees were suddenly wrong, but you can't make bricks without breaking eggs, can you? With Atlantis gone, there wasn't any arcane magic in the world any more and wizards and sorcerers couldn't do spells. No matter how much they twiddled their fingers and mumbled, nothing happened. Scrolls crumbled to dust, and some other magic items stopped working altogether when their batteries eventually went flat. Also, a surprising number of potted plants turned back into embarrassed-looking men in silly robes who slunk away, bought suits and became accountants. "Well," said Foghorn from the deck of the barge, "we certainly altered the course of history that time." "Point is, though," mused Cholmondeley, "How do we actually get home?"[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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