Hmmm...

So the heir to the throne is a werewolf - an interesting moral dilemma - do you kill the werewolf (and therefore royal heir) or protect the unborn prince (and therefore the werewolf)

And what about the political consequences - there's a whole campaign arc there

This gets the "wish I'd thought of that" award - 5/5

Can't wait for part 2 Go to Comment

Actually Agar I was assuming the princess as the werewolf - I wasn't t all certain what effect this would have on her unborn child

But thanks for the clarification anyway Go to Comment

I love the idea of a warlike princess cursed with lycanthopy. Inspired! I was working on an NPC that seems well suited for such a setting: I think that I'll dust him off and move him to Jaegerwold.

The writing does need a careful review and spellcheck as the spelling and grammatical errors are distracting. Go to Comment

I have found some of the posts that I enjoyed making the best are from other peoples posts that pissed me off. My muse is angst, aparently.

As for personality: Watch Hitchhickers guide to the galaxy, then get 4 hours of sleep or drink 4 beers, which ever doesn't make you surly. That's him.

I personally get rather loopy when I get less sleep. As shown above. Go to Comment

I had nearly forgotten this charcter. Well make it mind blocked.

It is amazing what we can come up with. Go to Comment

*broad smile* sweet ;) though, you could add more about his personality... he could be a meatitarian, not wanting to hurt his fellow veggies ;)

Why a beet? O.o Go to Comment

3/5 Go to Comment

I'd wager its because of a character that appeared yesterday and has disappeared today. It had about 10 words in it and "He can beet anyone" was among those words. ;) Go to Comment

Question - does he beat up people for eating root vegetables?

Very silly

5/5 - just cos I can't stop laughing Go to Comment

The introduction to the novel "Jitterbug" perfume comes to mind. This is the kind of thing that role-playing as a story telling media was meant to embrace. A bunch of people sitting around a table don't need to get overly attached to or overly serious about the events and ideas (though only telling the story once can make the content a little guarded). Go to Comment

Wonky!

:) Go to Comment

Just what every game world needs.

Warlike tubers for Justice!

Of course, once the secret of his birth is discovered, the forces of evil will soon be developing tuber warriors of their own! Legions of lethal vegetables!

Now eat your veggies, Junior! Otherwise they may return to slay us all! Go to Comment

Very entertaining, and very logical: even those stereotyped drowish evil guys have to eat something, and it need not be poisonous, weird-tasting, and with potent magical powers. *rolls eyes*

Also, if other differences are sorted out, it would make excellent business.


(Voted a 3, but now feeling drawn to a 4, just for the fun of it.) Go to Comment

Time to up my vote. And you know after tasting this there will be merchants trying to do business with those evil Dark-Elves. Yum, another plot hook! Go to Comment

Want to put up a psuedo recipe in the ... A dash of salt thread?

http://www.strolen.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2125

(Heck most of this post can be recopied into that one) Go to Comment

Now I want some jerky. Seriously. Go to Comment

excuse me, but does it come in teriyaki?

4/5 Go to Comment

I never thought anything good would come from drow. 5/5 Go to Comment

Yum yum, tasty. Go to Comment

Of course everybody's got to eat something.

What you eat is largely define by what's available to you and people who spend all their lives underground have a pretty limited selection.

As for eating spiders - well they're protein after all, so why not?

BTW - I quite liked the bit about spiders tasting awful - I wonder what it is the drow do to hide the taste

Defiantly a 4 Go to Comment