I like it, but something just doesn't seem to sit well with me. He definitely seems a being, creature, entity or what have you, of evil and death. The concept of reducing what we know to be a being of pure light and goodness (some settings anyway) into its antithesis is awesome and you have done that. I just cant put my finger on it. Withholding my vote right now until I read it a few more times.

Current vote would be a 3/5 but wanting it to be higher. Go to Comment

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I have an image to go with it. I'll try to link it tonight. I thought of the questions you asked about but due to time and the formatting messing up on me I forgot to add them. I'll fix it tonight. Go to Comment

Updated with a small bit of information per Dosstas' suggestions. And here is a link to an image that inspired said thought. Although the skull in the image rests on what seems to be a golden goblet, the Moira Chalice of Kormak rests on a similar base although it is made of blackened bone.

http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll204/Quetzalcoatl_12_22_2012/KaliChalice1a.jpg Go to Comment

Moira was known as the three fates... possible more items coming soon to maybe make a trio of fateful necromantic items.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moira

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This was simply a poke of fun at Muro as we bantered in chat. Sticklers abound, it is simply for fun. Go to Comment

A tad bit of both. Go to Comment

Discovered this while doing a little research on the subject.

http://voices.yahoo.com/ladies-mans-beard-infested-20000-bugs-11118246.html

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Apparently something I failed to put in there. While they seem no more than a nuisance at first, if left unchecked they will eventually drain the dwarf afflicted completely. Once that happens, they burrow further into the dwarf and it is raised as undead. I'll fix that and add it in tonight. Go to Comment

Many have tried to use this in an attempt to be rid of them, and indeed it has some affect on the fleas. But like their live counterparts they are extremely resilient. While it does rid them of most of the fleas, one or two usually survive. This is unknown why. Perhaps their undead eggs are immune to the affects of the holy water being as they are not currently undead and in a somewhat live, breeding state. Something I will also add later. Go to Comment

Was more of a joke to pick on Muro. It just went from there. Go to Comment

Updated with a few additions from commenters. Go to Comment

Only voted Go to Comment

God I love that part of the movie. Go to Comment

41. Dwarven women are like a good hammer. Always ready for work, and just as able to smash a head as hammer a sword.

42. Only a fool tries to poison a dwarf. Our womans cooking could kill an Ogre, your poison is dressing to us.

43. You can't milk a stone for water, but you can crush a goblins head with one fist. (A saying that states never try to do the impossible and that killing goblins is always possible.)

44. A mead in the hand, is worth two goblin heads in a bush. (Meaning a strong drink is as good as dead goblins any day, and even better with a strong drink while doing it.) Go to Comment

LOL ok now you did it, undead beard lice are coming Go to Comment

2 and 7 thus far are my favorites, will update my vote when it is complete but so far I enjoy the read. Go to Comment

I whole heartily agree, however the title states it has plans to be a 30... and I can't wait for the rest of them to be added as I enjoy them a lot. Go to Comment

I realize it wasn't stated but if I were to use this I would think of a strong, gale force wind that kept flying creatures other than the dragon from flying above the maze. Possibly a darkened cloud that is always present that strikes would be flyers and cheaters out of the sky with lightning, tornados, and the like. Go to Comment

Definitely dwarven, but not what I was expecting. Go to Comment