The Liberation of Tenh (updated April 24)

[CrusadeDave]

And the best part, after he murders an orc with this creepy intimacy and hush-baby talk, the party jumps on Hastur for talking out of turn. I love my Liberators.

So do I. So do I. Now I have some motivation to kick start my story hour. Heh Heh Heh....

Bring on Marynnek!

 

[Rackhir]

(cries)

<Pats on shoulder> There, there (contact). I'm sure one day you will find another group of suvivors of a ruthless meatgrinder with no pity, mercy or compasion towards their evil foes. Who kill their enemies with not only a ruthless efficiency, but also snappy put down lines.

 

[Dawn]

Such a lack of compassion Lucius displays.

It’s perfect.

 

[Vargo]

The weird thing is, I could have sworn I heard or saw something similar to Lucius's "dance" in some film or book... Can anybody help me out, or am I thinking of "Saving Private Ryan" and the German with the knife?

 

[Plane Sailing]

(cries)

* pats (contact) on back *

There there.

 

[Plane Sailing]

The weird thing is, I could have sworn I heard or saw something similar to Lucius's "dance" in some film or book... Can anybody help me out, or am I thinking of "Saving Private Ryan" and the German with the knife?

Perhaps in Cliffhanger, the Stallone movie where John Lithgo comforts one of his followers with a hug and at the same time slides the knife in?

 

[(contact)]

Perhaps in Cliffhanger, the Stallone movie where John Lithgo comforts one of his followers with a hug and at the same time slides the knife in?

No, I think it's a gangster movie. Godfather maybe? Goodfellas?

 

[(contact)]

* pats (contact) on back *

There there.

(wistful) Oh, I know . . . I know . . . someday I'l game again.

 

[Vargo]

No, I think it's a gangster movie. Godfather maybe? Goodfellas?

That's gotta be it. We just watched Goodfellas last weekend, and that rings a bell.

 

[(contact)]

That's gotta be it. We just watched Goodfellas last weekend, and that rings a bell.

Maybe Joe Pesci should play Lucius in the stage adaptation of the TOEE2. I was going to push for Matthew Broderick, but this thread has me thinking . . .