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Topic: Legends of Audalis Contest
Subject: Im definitely interested
You know how much once you've received a entry from me. 
Posted on 2011-05-04 at 02:16:00.
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Topic: Orb of Cleft Game
Subject: names, hehehe
"Yuphart'd Ismeltit" he answered.
"We need bucket of water. Can't seem to wake dis one!"
Posted on 2011-05-03 at 04:06:36.
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Topic: Realms of Twilight - A Journey Begins
Subject: Quarilin
As Quarilin finally reaches the precipice, he stands up behind Gronz and pulls his Crossbow and gets it ready to fire.
"Damn! He's been hit! Keep pulling, Gronz, I'll cover you and him as best I can."
*he will fire on any wyvern that attempts to attack Hieronymous or Gronz until all are up on the mountain's platform*
Posted on 2011-05-02 at 19:38:09.
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Topic: Orb of Cleft Q&A
Subject: Posted
Now its Alvin's turn. alvin? Alvin? ALVIN!
Posted on 2011-04-28 at 19:41:42.
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Topic: Orb of Cleft Game
Subject: the sudden sliding of metal is wake up call
"OH, my head! What I do last night? Hey who say YOU get sword? I wake up with swollen head and smellin' funny stuff, that you no get blame on me dis time, and you get sword? Bah! You no respect your elder!"
Yuphart'd grabs a torch off the wall and begins to read the note and no sooner does he finish it, he accidentally sets fire to it by holding the torch too close to the paper.
"Don't worry 'bout paper, brawny-man. We Mages know how read. WE use our brain. It say we need find Orb of Cleff yo.
Time to give late riser, rude awakening!", Yuphart'd said as he walks over chuckling and begins slapping the sleepy head just hard enough on the cheek to sting.
"Wakey, wakey, eggs and bakey!"
Posted on 2011-04-28 at 12:07:32.
Edited on 2011-04-28 at 12:24:49 by Tiamat5774
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Topic: Photo Shopped Computer art by me
Subject: BTW
Just hit lvl 20 with my character, Im a full Dragon Disciple now with the half-dragon template. Actually survived a fight with a relatively buffed up white great wyrm called Winter Mourn. Came close to Whupping up on my arse! lol
I guess thats what I get for flying up in its face and breathing fire on it!
Posted on 2011-04-26 at 11:56:57.
Edited on 2011-04-26 at 11:57:46 by Tiamat5774
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Topic: Who Owns Rusty Dull Swords? (W.O.R.D.S.)
Subject: Rampantly
Rabbits
Avidly
Multiply
Prolifically
As
Nature
Lavishly
Yields
*here's an Easter one for ya'll*
Posted on 2011-04-22 at 01:30:36.
Edited on 2011-04-22 at 01:40:15 by Tiamat5774
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Topic: Would you like to write for the Inn?
Subject: Interesting Proposition...To say the least
Ive got art that I can contribute. how do I submit?
Posted on 2011-04-21 at 17:49:09.
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Topic: Orb of Cleft: Newbies welcome!
Subject: I think im interested in the Invoker and/or being on the monsters' side.
Im up for this! Can't wait to see what the battle system is Like. PM me when you are ready to start and if you want me to make a character, give me the creation details. ready when you are!
Posted on 2011-04-21 at 12:23:15.
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Topic: Background story of Talibos Carver
Subject: Background story of Talibos Carver
Born in the first tenday of Kythorn, for the exact day was unknown, a human baby unknown to all for a short time, was orphaned roughly a day from his birth. There was no father present at the birth, for the mother was running from an draconian raid on their village south of Unther. The running caused her to collapse in labor.
He was a strong boy, and was suckling his mother almost immediately. It was not known how long before the boy was found that the mother had passed away, but a woodsman, tan and strong with strange brassy colored eyes, came to find the infant on the ground sucking the dew off of the blades of grass and crying as if knowing it wasn't enough to sustain him.
Talas Pyrestrider was the woodsman's name, and he had no use for children at such a young age. So, he placed an arcane mark on the babe and wrapped it in a wash towel from his pack.
Maybe one day he would see this child as an adolesent and train him one day, if he lives that long, which he won't unless he quickly gets the baby to some proper caregivers. So it was that the child was left on the doorstep of the Carvers. Talas knew them well enough to know that Elizabeth Carver was barren and wanted badly to have a child, and Ronald Carver was a cattle handler and a butcher also. Talas knew that the child would be well provided for and grow up strong and big from the cow's milk, and when older, from the meat that would no doubt be provided.
Talibos grew up happy and healthy in that small town, far north of where he was born, and traditionally learned his first trade apprenticing under his father as a butcher. Though it was never revealed to the Carvers who it was that had brought Talibos to their doorstep, Talas and Donald became good friends and went hunting regularly every year for deer. In Talibos' 10th year of age, he was allowed on the hunt for the first time and showed great aptitude for the hunt and bagged his first deer. As was the woodsman's tradition, Talas cut out the heart of the deer and gave it to Talibos to eat, raw. Amazingly enough, Talibos didn't even wretch, but ate it with relish. This was something that Donald found somewhat strange with the boy, but dismissed it as excitement for the boy's first kill. He was after all the son of a butcher. Or was he?
As the boy aged to adolesense, changes beyond the norm for humans began to take place. first came special abilities, energies that would expell from the teen in intense situations. He began to become an outcast amongst his peers. Donald tried to get the boy to control these abilities and not use them, but from time to time they would resurface, to the chagrin of his father. The worst was yet to come, however, for his nails began to lengthen, harden, and thicken into claws very quickly, and to hide this from his peers, he would use his father's grinding wheel to grind them down to normal size every morning. Talibos' skin began to tan even in the moonlight and became scaley, course, and callous. He began to exibit, clumsily, a new found strength he never had before. As time went on the village and eventually his mother and father began to alienate him as he grew closer and closer to Talas.
Talas had decided that it was time. He asked Donald if he might be allowed to take the boy from the village and train him in the ways of the wild. It was agreed that Talibos might be more suited to training with Talas outside of the town where it seemed Talibos seemed the happiest.
On the journey to a valley, on the other side of the forest that Talas protects, cultivates, and hunts in, he told Talibos a story of truth, history, and ancestory.
"An ancient brass dragon took human form to see how the masses lived. He found they had to work hard for what they had and the food they ate. He liked that way of life very much for it gave one a sense of purpose, and he went on to live out his days to the very end as a human. During his long life he married 3 times, and each of his wives bore him 3 children each."
It was at this point of the story tha t Talas stopped walking and grabbed Talibos by the shoulders and looked deep into his eyes. The brassy yellowness of Talas' eyes seemed to be gleeming more than they ever have.
"Each one of his 9 human children, and there children's children, were all decendants of that same dragon. I am also a decendant of him though in a different way, for I am not human as I appear to you now."
His eyes flashed once again as he backed away. His human form changed and a brass dragon stood now before Talibos.
Interestingly enough, Talibos was not afraid, in fact he never felt more akin to the man, dragon, friend than right at that moment. The only fear he had was: what do these feelings mean?
"I knew that when I found you 19 years ago, there was something special about you. It suprised me, the kinship I felt when I first held you in my arms. I knew I was holding a decendant of that great brass wyrm of aeons past. Yes, Talibos, we are distant brothers."
Talibos came to find that the valley they traveled to was a valley of dragons, specifically, brass dragons. There Talibos lived, trained, and helped to protect his new found family against the enemies of dragons.
On Talibos' 25 birthday, Talas took him aside and said,"Talibos, you have done well for us, but we've kept you too long for you are human and need to be with your own kind. Your race is far too short lived for us to ask anything more of you. I have pulled some strings with the owner of The School of Ledgerdomain for you to study there. What ever you do in life, do it well, and we will all be proud of you."
Talas gave Talibos a map showing him the way to Silverymoon where the school was located. With map in hand and a pack of supplies on his back he made his way to Silverymoon...............and the adventure continues.
Posted on 2011-04-21 at 04:57:59.
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Topic: Happy Birthday Eol!!!
Subject: Holy Guano Batman, Its that time of Year already?!?!!?!?!?!
*FACE LICK FROM EACH OF MY HEADS!*
THERE how do you like it? Heh. You're crazy, of course you like it. Happy Birthday, FRIEND!
Posted on 2011-04-19 at 11:34:53.
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Topic: Photo Shopped Computer art by me
Subject: Photo Shopped Computer art by me
This is the concept art for my Character Talibos Carver, a 10th lvl Sorcerer/9th lvl Dragon Disciple that just recently got his wings! Im playing in a campaign run in D20pro and the adventure is based on The Book of Nine Swords.
Posted on 2011-04-19 at 07:14:08.
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Topic: Realms of Twilight - A Journey Begins
Subject: "Get a rope....."
Quarilin begins to panic....almost. Panicking at a time such as this is just as much suicide as climbing, for him at least.
"You know, this would be an excellent time for that rope!"
*if the rope doesn't come down in the first round, Quarilin will risk one handing the rock hoping for a good foot hold for both feet, get his wand from his belt and start Color Spraying the wyverns when they come into range hoping to at least stun them. If the rope comes first he will climb as fast as he can up the rope, with Gronz and Raina hopefully pulling us up*
Posted on 2011-04-19 at 06:13:17.
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Topic: I rather hope this isn't neccessary
Subject: Good Journey, Friend!
Hope to talk and play in later days in better ways!
Posted on 2011-04-19 at 06:02:01.
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Topic: I wish...
Subject: Granted
But as is tradition for half-hearted granting, you only act as young as Pyroboom with the Karma to match!
Almost forgot to make a wish, lol.
I wish for two full wishes.
Posted on 2011-04-14 at 05:50:29.
Edited on 2011-04-14 at 05:53:49 by Tiamat5774
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Topic: instant messaging at the Inn?
Subject: Im definitely down with the IM for the Inn!
...And isn't that what got you in trouble this last time meri? IMing in fancy undies? JK!
But, on a more serious note Im cool with any changes, but would be cooler with a new Loaded Dice comic. hehehehehe
Posted on 2011-04-14 at 05:32:15.
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Topic: If you were in a cartoon and/ or a cartoon character...
Subject: If I were a cartoon
Well I was watching a Family guy episode ( the one in season 1 where Joe Swanson becomes Peter's new Neighbor), and Peter's face morphed into Micky Mouse.
Also remember a looney toons cartoon where one of the characters was made a fool of and he morphed into first a lolly pop (a sucker) and then a donkey (Jack-ass).
I guess if I was a cartoon, I would love the ability to shapeshift comically.
Posted on 2011-04-13 at 11:55:54.
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Topic: Required Viewing: A discussion of films
Subject: seen it, haven't seen it
While in no particular order:
Pirates of Silicon Valley 1999, Martyn Burke-Didn't see it
Short Circuit 1986, John Badham-Saw it
Hackers 1995, Iain Softley- Didn't see it
Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan 1982, Nicholas Meyer* Saw it (about 30 times at least)
WarGames 1983, John Badham- Seen it
Repo Man 1984, Alex Cox- no
Planet of the Apes 1968, Franklin J. Schaffner-seen it
Alien 1979, Ridley Scott*-seen it
Akira 1988, Katsuhiro Ôtomo-no
Pi 1998, Darren Aronofsky- no
Office Space 1999, Mike Judge - no
The Original Star Wars 1977, George Lucas* (seen this one at least 50 times in the 80's alone)
The Matrix 1999,(trilogy and Animatrix) Larry and Andy Wachowski* - seen it
Metropolis 1927, Fritz Lang- no
Brazil 1985, Terry Gilliam - no
Serenity 2005, Joss Whedon - no
Lord of the Rings 2001, Peter Jackson*(trilogy, can't wait for Hobbit)- Seen it
Spaceballs 1987, Mel Brooks - seen it (lol yes!)
Bladerunner 1982, Ridley Scott - no
2001 1968, Stanley Kubrick* - seen it
Labyrinth - seen it
The Dark Crystal-seen it
Gremlins-seen it
Any of the comic based movies might as well be on the list.
(Seen all the spiderman movies, Iron man, Ghostrider, All superman movies including the newest one, and all the batman movies with the exception of Dark Knight.)
The Hobbit- seen it
The Princess Bride- Seen it
Donnie Darko- no
Back to the Future (Trilogy)-Seen it
Empire Strikes back - seen it
Return of the Jedi - seen it
Family Guy Star wars spoof trilogy- seen it own it
Bonus: TRON 1982, Steven Lisberger,
and Tron Legacy - Seen it
The Last Star Fighter - seen it
Posted on 2011-04-12 at 21:31:38.
Edited on 2011-04-12 at 21:33:49 by Tiamat5774
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Topic: Greetings fellow Gamers
Subject: hey no fair looking ahead that was suposed to be a surprise!
There is another cave located in the chat room. so if you pass by and find 5 setts of eyes gleaming from the darkness, it's just me, Tiamat5774, Stop in for a convo. Welcome fellow Inn-mate!
Posted on 2011-04-11 at 05:01:15.
Edited on 2011-04-11 at 06:07:31 by Tiamat5774
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Topic: Five Lines of Rhyme
Subject: Happy Member's day!
Happy Member's Day to Odyson,
The master of quirky puns,
Friendly and Sincere,
He serves the best Beer,
And to his Pub he welcomes everyone!
Posted on 2011-04-06 at 01:55:07.
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Topic: Realms of Twilight - A Journey Begins
Subject: To Raina
"Looks as if you've done this before. I think Heironymous is right. Just take my rope, it's strapped and hanging off my pack. Chances are you'll make it to the top before we do. If you're tethered to any of us and we fall we'll take you down with us, so when you get there you can lower the rope down."
*Raina is more than welcome to take the rope off of my pack with her. If she still wants it tied to her waist Ill help her with that, for ease of carrying the rope. Quarilin will continue to climb carefully, being sure of all his hand-holds and footing.*
Posted on 2011-04-06 at 01:32:53.
Edited on 2011-04-06 at 01:48:35 by Tiamat5774
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Topic: Who Owns Rusty Dull Swords? (W.O.R.D.S.)
Subject: Dolphins
Dogs
Obviously
Lack
Personal
Hygiene
Instinctively
Noses
Sniff
Posted on 2011-04-05 at 00:22:51.
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Topic: Who Owns Rusty Dull Swords? (W.O.R.D.S.)
Subject: Settlements
Several
Elves
Take
Tests
Lasting
Every
Month's
End.
No
Testers
Survived.
Posted on 2011-04-04 at 18:48:14.
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Topic: Happy B-day to.... me?
Subject: hey Happy Birthday!
and tomorrow is your Un-birthday! Have a great one in both!
Posted on 2011-04-04 at 18:26:42.
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Topic: Realms of Twilight - A Journey Begins
Subject: On the face of the cliff
Quarilin cursed himself under his breath. All the knowledge of all the histories in this world would do him or anybody else no good if those creatures see them as prey.
He apparently had a lapse in foresight, for he had the rope but not the pitons for climbing. Without those, his rope would be risky at best to use, Useless to the group at worst.
Only when he was sure of his footing and handhold of the rock, did he pull one handed his wand from his pack and secure it within the confines of his belt. If those winged beasts got too close, he would have something for them.
Quarilin finally speaks up,"Climbing like this is suicide, folks, but I do have an Idea. If one of you would climb up next to me we could each use a free hand to help each other tie my rope onto a crossbow bolt which I could fire at and over the nearest out cropping or maybe into the stone as a make shift piton. It'll be risky, cause we could lose the rope all together, but its all over anyway if those flying whatsits above us decide to have lunch while we are here. what say you?"
Posted on 2011-04-03 at 19:43:46.
Edited on 2011-04-03 at 19:55:19 by Tiamat5774
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