Andor's Trail

Ok if you say so and they say so then it is.so

sorrow wrote:Ok if you say so and they say so then it is.so

BBC created Dr Who... whatever they say is true. lol

now back to not blinking...

*Waves hand in front of pyros face trying to make him blink*

I don't think Dr. Who is the best muse for a heroic-fantasy game .
Pyro's a dalek? I've got a solution: RUN! *insert epic Dr.Who music*

And to come back to the topic.
For me it's mostly thinking when I'm bored and listening to music.

* looks in* omg oh no its a Dalek *runs away screaming* lol

sorrow wrote:I don't trust Wikipedia cuz u can change anything on that site. And there is an r in there

IMO Wigipedia is reliable if compared to any other easily available information. Becauce there are lots of people who likes to ensure that information here is right...

Meirerion wrote:I don't think Dr. Who is the best muse for a heroic-fantasy game .
Pyro's a dalek? I've got a solution: RUN! *insert epic Dr.Who music*

And to come back to the topic.
For me it's mostly thinking when I'm bored and listening to music.

Really? A lot of Dr Who episodes go like this:

1) You walk into a new seemingly peaceful town.
2) After talking to the villagers you find out it's not as peaceful as you thought
3) You decide to help them and hunt down [Bad Guy] or the missing item [Plot Generating device]
4) After a long and dangerous journey you return to the town and they all thank you (even reward you)
5) Off to the next adventure...

Sounds like a basic layout for a quest to me.

He's got you there