stonegod
Spawn of Khyber/LEB Judge
Itsn't Scarm in that range too (all of the Rage of the Savage Lands folks should be close, methinks).
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H.M.Gimlord
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Eithal's leaving the Savage Lands along with, J/K, and Bee-Trees 
. I would love to have Kane along with Eithal. They would feed on each other like Taz and Buggs. 
. I would love to have Kane along with Eithal. They would feed on each other like Taz and Buggs. Who is this Bee-Trees you spoke of? I think you've been typeing in Eithal-eeze too muchEithal's leaving the Savage Lands along with, J/K, and Bee-Trees
Bee Trees would be happy to help (whoever that is).
H.M.Gimlord
Explorer
Yes. You guessed it Luinnar. "Bee-Trees" is Eithalese for Beatrice. Sorry if that was a little corny. Sometimes I get lost in the part.Who is this Bee-Trees you spoke of? I think you've been typeing in Eithal-eeze too much
Bee Trees would be happy to help (whoever that is).
CrimsonFlameWielder
First Post
Could I get a judge for Invasion of the Einherjar? Thanks in advance for being here, judges!
I love Eithal's accent! I understood it, was just a joke on my part.
Beatrice can't understand Eithal and thinks she is crazy for having an hallucination that she was killing those poor lizardpeople anyway
H.M.Gimlord
Explorer
I've got an even better idea...
[sblock=Hook]Damen sets sail back toward Daunton. Stopping at an island to take on supplies, the ship takes on a gangly human who cannot stop looking nervously over his shoulder.
This suspicious behavior catches the attention of Damen, who approaches the young gentleman and strikes up a conversation.
Through careful, and painstakingly cautious discussion, Damen learns why the yougn man is so nervous, "I was a manservant," the youth explains, "to a man named Vythdar Astryx." he looks surprised that Damen doesn't recognize the name, "He's a big name in the city of Rioc Alair, but he's kind of a bully." he explains further, "Anyway, I was cleaning a desk, and I stumbled across this," the young man holds out a piece of rag paper with what appears to be a letter on it, [sblock=Letter]
[/sblock]"I knew that if Master Astrix found out I had seen this, he would not let me live."
Damen examines the letter, and realizes that it, indeed is indicative of a nefarious operatoin, the development of an arcane weapon capable of channeling the power of storms. This, however, is not what captures the majority of his attention, for the prime mover of the device is an extremely large sapphire-like gem. A precious stone like that would be priceless.
Damen continues to sympathize with the boy, and manages to convince him to continue to Daunton where he will surely find anonymity. The youth is so overcome with relief that he doesn't even notice Damens hand as it slips into the boy's pack and withdraws the letter.
Walking back to his hammock on the ship, he pulls from his vest the letter the boy had shown him and smiles. Perhaps the service industry is lucrative after all.
At the next port, Damen disembarks searching for a ship that can find the city of Rioc Alair. He soon finds what he is looking for and arrives in the city to find that the man Vythdar Astrix is, in fact, looking to hire a manservant.
Through suave diplomacy, Damen lands the job and spends the first several days, gaining the trust of his new employer. Eventually the time is right to begin searching, but to his dismay, he cannot find the gem, nor surruptitiously coax its location from Vythdar. Convinced that the gem is close at hand, Damen stays on at his post, looking for clues to surface. He reminds himself that even if it takes a year to find the gem, the payoff would be worth it.[/sblock] With this background, believe it or not, I'll tie you in to what's going on in The Missing Professor, but I have to wait until the current combat sequence is over.
[sblock=Hook]Damen sets sail back toward Daunton. Stopping at an island to take on supplies, the ship takes on a gangly human who cannot stop looking nervously over his shoulder.
This suspicious behavior catches the attention of Damen, who approaches the young gentleman and strikes up a conversation.
Through careful, and painstakingly cautious discussion, Damen learns why the yougn man is so nervous, "I was a manservant," the youth explains, "to a man named Vythdar Astryx." he looks surprised that Damen doesn't recognize the name, "He's a big name in the city of Rioc Alair, but he's kind of a bully." he explains further, "Anyway, I was cleaning a desk, and I stumbled across this," the young man holds out a piece of rag paper with what appears to be a letter on it, [sblock=Letter]
Damen examines the letter, and realizes that it, indeed is indicative of a nefarious operatoin, the development of an arcane weapon capable of channeling the power of storms. This, however, is not what captures the majority of his attention, for the prime mover of the device is an extremely large sapphire-like gem. A precious stone like that would be priceless.
Damen continues to sympathize with the boy, and manages to convince him to continue to Daunton where he will surely find anonymity. The youth is so overcome with relief that he doesn't even notice Damens hand as it slips into the boy's pack and withdraws the letter.
Walking back to his hammock on the ship, he pulls from his vest the letter the boy had shown him and smiles. Perhaps the service industry is lucrative after all.
At the next port, Damen disembarks searching for a ship that can find the city of Rioc Alair. He soon finds what he is looking for and arrives in the city to find that the man Vythdar Astrix is, in fact, looking to hire a manservant.
Through suave diplomacy, Damen lands the job and spends the first several days, gaining the trust of his new employer. Eventually the time is right to begin searching, but to his dismay, he cannot find the gem, nor surruptitiously coax its location from Vythdar. Convinced that the gem is close at hand, Damen stays on at his post, looking for clues to surface. He reminds himself that even if it takes a year to find the gem, the payoff would be worth it.[/sblock] With this background, believe it or not, I'll tie you in to what's going on in The Missing Professor, but I have to wait until the current combat sequence is over.
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