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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nalfeshnee" data-source="post: 3070869" data-attributes="member: 27130">'Well, there aint much to it really. waling towers is what spellslingers use to move around the Outlands. 'Course, thats all 'cause of the way magic works in the place - closer a sod gets to the Spire, less effectve magic becomes until a body's right under the spire, where its said that the powers themselves are stripped of their divine abilities.''Well, to cut a long story short, i hitched a ride on  one of those walking towers to get away from them fhorges. The rsident spellslinger wasnt a personable blood, if you catch my meaning, and he didnt take too kindly to intruders. He had me prisoner for a while - culd have been months or years. But time and distance is strange in the Outlands. At first i was just a prisoner, locked up; then i was given duties - washing floors and cooking! Cooking! Must have thought i was a halfling!''Well, after some time - i suppose it could have been years, my beard had grown a few feet - i became more of an apprentice than a slave, and i was given more responsibilities. Not that i didnt want to get away as quickly as possible, but my situation wasnt as bad as it could have been.''When the right opportinity came, I turned stag quicker than water boils in the plane o' Fire. I directed the tower towards the Spire while the man was embroildered in his work. By the time he noticed what was happening, his powers were almost disappeared and the tower (being a magical construct) was no longer able to move. it collapsed, trapping the powerless mage within, leaving me to my fate - and his belongings!'</blockquote>

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