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I was wondering if anyone would be interested in helping review a few conversions of my free-form classes into DnD terms. I rather want to try my hand at DMing, and I'd be more comfortable using one of my own lands than Faerun, or the current plan of Ravenloft. (...though I will still be getting tha...

Were you using that strategy where you start with quotes, then expand on them, with the poetry? Which strategy :?: I forget what it's called...I'm a terrible English major. But you take a snippet from a well-known poem and use it to begin from, then branch off with your own ideas. Like in that old ...

Were you using that strategy where you start with quotes, then expand on them, with the poetry?

Esuun had dreamed, and the dreams had been unclear. There would be great dealings in the lands beyond Ehk'reh'tehk, this It had known. There would be peril to Its children, this had been clear. The small missions to find beings from beyond the borders, to protect Its children, had been begun too sma...

This is a bad question to find oneself suddenly asking, but what would the territory between the Illithian empire and Ehk'reh'tehk be like?

And the Ehk hope you EAT the bull afterwards. :p

hehe. Froooogspeak!

I would not dream of trying to post in plantcricket, for I am far too lazy.

Servitor race, go! *tosses pokeball with elf in it* Yay, translators!

The Gar'lar'andh found themselves sharpening spears, crafting arrows, readying and fortifying their defenses. Soon, they would be moving out, forward, helping to strengthen the lands of the Taurean as well as their own. This strange, dark threat, suggested at by vague stories of the T'eseh interming...

Rogue SHOULD tell the mageduel story. It was GLORIOUS, and my only regret is that the bard was too busy running our front in Hillsfar to be there.

The people of Ehk'reh'tehk have set up trade with Eire. With the Taurean empire, they have set up a moderate military alliance and trade.

Rebecca and Adam: The rather uncreatively titled bit I have up is a work in progress, a piece inspired by many a sci-fi program. Man is dying. Man puts mind into computer before biting it. Loyal lab assistant cares for the mind. This is approached a little more from the assistant's point of view. Th...

Tis interesting to read the beginnings of your paladin-rogue's story. I look forward to seeing more. You have an excelent writing style.

I found "A Long Walk Home" quite throughly amusing. Being a sucker for inner monologue, I liked that he was like "...ugh, baddie has a name THAT stupid?" I could be evil and pick things apart, but that's not why I read people's stories online. It was amusing, interesting, and man...

The servant was a young novice who came from a farming family himself. He grasped it almost at once. "Ah, yes I understand my lady. We shall see to it, your rooms do ajoin the public gardens, so if they should require more your... trees? Should feel free to make use of them. There will be fami...

*In Taurhold* Elves and Gar alike were awed by the press of humanity, the great, heavy buildings set so firmly in the earth. The gleaming gates were already something beyond comparison, the great stone buildings far thicker, heavier, sturdier than anything the Gar could boast. For the T'eseh elves, ...

Frigidmagi: I'd hate to presume, so I figured I'd best ask: Would the plantfolk be among those allowed to the capital, or would they yet be being directed to the nearest city, one that I believe started with a D?

This conversation gives me an awful image of a Drow equivalent to the 'feast' on pathetic, wilted, tiny vegetables from the movie Soylent Green.

Except, of course, they'd be a lot less nice about it.

He's an empire of snakelike humanoids who view the rest of us has cattle. He's not going to be into diplomacy. *chuckle* I read the OOB. However, in character, I don't have access to that. They're plant-people who have to root to reproduce, they've never traveled before. Fear the ignorance, fear it...

Lady: Sounds good to me. The gold-elf attitude sounds very like the kind of attitude these fellahs' forebears would have detested and moved away from. Yay hippie-elves.

Oh, um, did I try to send an ambassador to an NPC country, or is the Illithian Empire actually a player one?

"I will led you to a city, land where I show you. Fly straight, lest you frighten someone into doing foolishness." He said urging the hippogriff into the led and steering them towards the city of Defiant. Mitaya's words came a pace after another stream of that cricket and birdsong speach ...

If Lia will agree, I was thinking of refering to the Gar as elves/druids who decided to stay behind with their friends when the Nithgaard retreated north away from the Ilthids. No curse, nothing but the Gar being closer to nature and the plants and not wishing to leave them 'helpless'. I'm a little...

These were strange beast and stranger riders but they were not snakes. Nor were they hideous walking dead. Therefore they were not a known threat, nor a declared enemy of the nation. Best to be cautious. He urged Dreanoch to drop not on the led beast but to the side of the formation. Waving his enc...

(edit out, jumped the gun a little)

Shiiny lizard dude. ^^ I have an old sketch of a female Gar somewhere... the males and herms have different leaf structures, and the Seedless have more bark-like skin, but this is as much idea as you're getting about what the 7 ft tall plant people look like. http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/6070...

The tall figure made sounds like birds, like crickets, again. The elven woman spoke, a mere step behind the sounds. "En'Kishi, S'ekya to Meren . Ambassador, I believe your word would be, of the Gar'lar'andh of Ehk'reh'tehk. I am but eren's humble translator, T'eseh Irenja. The S'ekya speaks tha...

I do hope I wrote appropriately. Emmisarries sent out to three nations, only one was allowed to arrive. If I did anything amiss, let me know.