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The1Kobra and BurningoutBright for dealing with me the past couple of weeks. I deeply appreciate it.

Bobo_Underhill wrote:

The1Kobra and BurningoutBright for dealing with me the past couple of weeks. I deeply appreciate it.

Anyone who deals with that southerner deserves kudos.

Not entirely sure if this is the right place for this, but to whomever designed and set up the Gibbering Maw, you are amazing. I've only just come back to Amia, and to immediately and accidentally run into a dungeon with that many unique and interesting features was awesome.

Huge shout out to Snuggles. Was awesome role playing with you today and in truth what was said will forever change Izariel. I love when such things happen and character progression occurs with great role play. Was super fun lassie.

Thanks Kobra for all the prison RP

I would like to praise whoever gave us a spontaneous undead challenge when fighting lizardfolk.

That was awesome.

Garnith wrote:

Not entirely sure if this is the right place for this, but to whomever designed and set up the Gibbering Maw, you are amazing. I've only just come back to Amia, and to immediately and accidentally run into a dungeon with that many unique and interesting features was awesome.

Glim

DM Praise to Burningoutbright.... Managing an alt beginnings of 10 is crazy talk.

Praise to Ego again, I just hate/love it how you make my char go down a path filled with temptations. And even though I want to resist, you are making it very hard by presenting all kind of ideas on a silver tray.

Still continuing same plot and you can't bore me. <3 :twisted:

Glim and his final appearance in game. Gerald finds his new sword to be more attractive than most women, so here's hoping he doesn't get drunk with that thing in sight.

We'll miss you a lot Glim, and I will be working really hard to make sure things in Tarkuul don't die out just because you aren't around anymore.

Thank you for everything, Yossarin. Your DMing are the first stories I tell people when asked about memorable DnD tales, and to try to list it all here would just be silly.

TormakSaber wrote:

Thank you for everything, Yossarin. Your DMing are the first stories I tell people when asked about memorable DnD tales, and to try to list it all here would just be silly.

I'll second that. Yossarin, both character and player would have me starstruck with their presence at times. Just as Tormak would make me fear for my characters' lives, Yossarin would have me fearing that I'd make a fool out of myself (both me the player, and most of my characters in-game).

To add, considering the work Tormak has done, I'd say he just gave a fairly huge bit of praise. :shock:

Thanks to Kobra! A fun and smoothly run event, and a rockin' good time was had by all.

Everyone that helped run the Cordor event!

Dustspray for his handling with drow and other assorted Underdark nastiness!

Cordor was fun last night, yeah. Thanks for the entertainment!

Ox-so, Nev was awesome.

Yes last nights event on A was a blast. Thanks for the RP everyone

Gods above and below, the madness! What a night.

And what a sight!
I see an Amia Board of Tourism slogan coming.

Gods above and blow!
What a night and what a sight!

*Picture of the angry mob in Cordor square*

Come and see the Cordorian hordes!
Be part of witnessing the amazing spectacle of an entire city sharing a single commen brain cell,
or take part in the Cordor run! Are you man enough to stay ahead of the horde?

Elorathall wrote:

Gods above and below, the madness! What a night.

And below, especially below. Daaaaamn. It's been something like a year but here we are at last and it did not disappoint. Thanks, Kobra!

Dusty, for his part in Underport, and showing Gerald how baby mindflayers are made.

There was so much my char could have done *sobs*

Ah well.

I've played two Everquests, Champions, 3 different Diablos, City of Heroes, Dungeons and Dragons Online, Some short-lived futuristic MMORPG I can't remember the name of, Worlds of Warcraft and DC Universe...

My only contribution to the overall events in Cordor was to get severely beaten (twice) and then hide behind guards during the lockdown and a little RP. Apparently a Level 9 Wizard had no business getting involved in the actual combat...

That said, I don't think I've ever been involved in a more interesting online game than what I watched last night, even though I was basically a kid watching the grown-ups play. Thanks everyone involved.

I can sympathise with the low level wizard in combat thing.

Yes... but it's a role playing game; last night, my role was "tragically outclassed victim of far greater powers". Still fun, though, and that's what is important.

Mine was Sun Elf in over his head (and sleep drunk user selecting chain lightning instead of lightning bolt)

Lord-Hadeis wrote:

Mine was Sun Elf in over his head (and sleep drunk user selecting chain lightning instead of lightning bolt)

Ahahaha! You're the one who almost got away with murder?

Muurdereeer... :twisted:

SELF DEFENCE! It was self defence you uncomprehending human vermin!!!

hehehe. Yes that was not completely intended but fun. So that's like population 200.000-12 now?

To think, those were the lucky ones... About 20 people were subdued in East and the rest went and perished in bloody blood magics and AoE spells in the midst of their rioting.

Pyhrric victory and silver linings! Cordor is technically still standing and some of the famine issues have been eased! Thank you slkNihilus for the support with the mob and to Kobra for setting the stage for the event/the hush hush underground parts.

Kobra can have the honors of listing kill totals though. Save for the 12 dead by chain lightning.

((And last but not least thank you players for making that entertaining!))

To Dustspray101.
“Genuine poetry can communicate before it is understood.”
― T.S. Eliot

You breathe life into the cold underdark like nobody else. Please never abandon us.

To Nihilus!

Because sometimes it's fun to see how many people don't listen to the warnings and accidentally get blown up by a hellball.

(It was about twenty I think.)

'The death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic'

So if Cordor is making a problem out of this, it just means not enough died.

I rather enjoyed being blown to smithereens last night!

Big thanks to Dusty for overseeing the ritual, and big thanks to Glim for all the roleplay that led to it.

If you missed last nights attack on Caraigh or even other attacks leading up to it, shame on you for 60 years.

For the people who helped defend the town yesterday it was a long night, but in the end it was well worth it. There are not too many times on this site that your toon can feel like a hero. But last night was one of them.

Masterfully orchestrated by BoB. Kudos!

Baden

Good work on Caraigh with BoB and her random white stag that raises people from the dead!

Baden Ironblood wrote:

If you missed last nights attack on Caraigh or even other attacks leading up to it, shame on you for 60 years.

For the people who helped defend the town yesterday it was a long night, but in the end it was well worth it. There are not too many times on this site that your toon can feel like a hero. But last night was one of them.

Masterfully orchestrated by BoB. Kudos!

Baden

I'm starting to seriously dislike this job thing I have going on. I miss all the good stuff.

But anyway, good work!

Kobra Commander and various supporting DMs for the Cordor event today!