Good job, with flavorful history and everything. Kudos, m'dear. Go to Comment

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I grew up reading the Redwall sagas, and still occasionally enjoy to read a book or two in them. But even having read this kind of stuff for a long time, I still like the originality you managed to bring to it. Kudos Go to Comment

Liked #2 more actually. Go to Comment

I like him. Personally I think he's a very nice sort of chap. Probably even offers his "pets" a cup of tea on occasion. Go to Comment

Abosofreakinglutely sexy, if I do say so myself. Go to Comment

Made better by actually reading the history of Red Bull today. Go to Comment

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But Moon, it's not really that different. It just feels it, like slaping on a good mask make you look different, but underneath you're the same. All tying a knot is about is moving your hands the right way. And, as far as I can tell, that's a good chunk of most magic spells. The rope is just acting as a symbol of the mage's power, something they can channel their manna, magic(ka), ect through.

I don't know, maybe I just tie them too much, but I don't find knot tying to be any more mystical that writting on this screen. Both of them, if viewed as a form of magic for a game, could be mystical, but they're not a brand new system, merely a new flavor of the same one.

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I like it, it's a magic that I can relate to on a more practical note. I tie nots all the time, and can see them being used mystically, much like runes or scorcerous script is. Go to Comment

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Supa' Sexy, oh and good job. Go to Comment

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Good job on our first quest sub. Go to Comment

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Naja Milk Wine

Harvested from freshly hatched baby cobras the poison is allowed to ferment for 3 seasons in a special breed of yeast found only in Stygia.  After the fermentation period the wine is moved to a granite cask and allowed to age for a minimum of 4 years.  Served chilled, this wine possesses a boquet unmatched by any fruit based wine.

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