Andor's Trail

Voom wrote:Florida, The States. Gonna celebrate with fam soon. Watch Hard Rock firework display.

hell yeah dude, enjoy the night with the family!

Thanks! It's gonna be great.

Well, here I am... the last to reach the new year, because I'm in the last AT-forum-poster inhabited timezone (I think) I've got 30 minutes to go. See ya next year! <3

Lol. 2017 is finally here. I don't feel different, but my outlook on life has shifted focus I think in a more positive direction. I'm ready to be consistent...hahaha

nyktos wrote:just messing around on Tiled, relearning the map making process...
it's been improved since i used it last.

i don't think i will use this map, as it's a little too clean for Andor's gritty world.
who knows?

If it's too neat and orderly, it belongs in Feygard!

Lady Drager wrote:Why not petition for players with high level characters to either finish it or write a new one?

I moved to Seattle, WA to get away from snow.

Seattle is a great town - loved biking around Greenlake Park especially - but haven't been there in ages.

Even less snow down here in Florida

Eh, did Florida. The mosquitos are huge, the rain drove me nuts always starting and stopping like god's playing with a faucet. No drizzle, or slow start ups, just downpour for 20 minutes and sunshine for 10, then repeat. So its wash, dry, repeat. I lived in Ocala for 8 months. Talk about a boring town! Besides, while I love the warm weather, I need the cold seasons. Otherwise my immune system gets all screwy.

Lady Drager wrote:Eh, did Florida. ...just downpour for 20 minutes and sunshine for 10, then repeat. So its wash, dry, repeat.

That's why our streets are as clean as a baby's butt cheek. Once in a blue moon you having raining fish, for some reason fish eggs are evaporated into the air and grow to full sized fish in still water after they've rained down. At least that's what I heard.

Oh yeah and the mosquitoes do suck.

Slocala - no wonder you hated it! I'll take unpredictable rain over bitter cold any day. At least to live in ... visiting snowy places can be fun