Sigh. I love this flower. It is a simple flower with a lot of meaning associated with it, but also has some symbolic/ magical properties. If the white flowers are used for such important rituals, and rituals that will seem to be rare, the white ones should be more common than a 4 leaf clover.
The Red Flowers should be prominent in the rituals and coat of arms of this organization. Perhaps members will wear them to holy days and special occasions.
I was originally thinking this should be in the Whimsical Flora, but this has a great deal of "effect" so it is just a very cool lifeform. Go to Comment
Magnificient plant post, perhaps my favorite so far (and I've read most of the existing ones). It doesn't have that mystical i dont know what to give it a 5, but it's a very well done post and idea. Go to Comment
I still love the idea of an Order of Order. When we encountered the Senrenites in game I had no idea they were this fleshed out! I suppose it is only to be expected...
You know. I am glad you don't post that much on the site. I would be giving out fives right and left then.
Two paws up!
This has a strong level of description that is hard to match. It has useful details that provide color and versimilitude to the organization. And I love the connected Lifeform. Go to Comment
The Senrenites Society/ Organizations (Religious)
(Regional)
I love the imagery and symbolism which is rampant in this submission. The mysteries of the primes are indeed...mysterious...I wonder for how many n the sum of the first n primes is itself prime?
Yet another superbly detailed and eminently adaptable post,
Strolen has evidently moved this from the "societies" thread to over here. As it's now a proper submission, I've expanded it to make it much more detailed. Go to Comment
Great read! Love the names involved and the detail of the story. Despite (or maybe because of) the Masonic similarity, it's awesome! Any chance of a Pillar of Zech member (or two) as a seperate npc submission?
Maybe even one that's gone "rogue", and no longer believes in the seven virtues. Go to Comment
I know for a fact that the dragon eats salteen crackers. i spent 3 weeks living in a tent on mona and met many wonderful dragons and their families as well as a cute baby goat and a few unfriendly wld boar. womans beach is by far one of the most beautiful slices of sand i have ever seen......and to my dissappointment, i never saw the ghosts. i hope it will always remain the quiet, unspoiled place that it is and i hope to return someday. Go to Comment
Hi All
I'm newbie here in this forum.I'm very impress with this story or legend about Mona Island. The point is I from Puerto Rico and we have an Island called 'Mona Island' located between Dominican Repubic and Puerto Rico, today's a National wildlife Refugee. All that story that IAIN'd told here it is pretty much true. I got many years going to Mona island for camping, hiking, video shooting and treasure hunting. I'd made a large historic research about this island.
About "Melbege dena Farilya ("Beach of the Women")or "Playa Mujeres" many people tell story about ghost screaming in that beach after midnight. Also there is many legends about treasure buried.
I don't know very well the purpose of this web site but it is interesting this subject about this island. Go to Comment
Lifeforms (Flora) (Any)
The Red Flowers should be prominent in the rituals and coat of arms of this organization. Perhaps members will wear them to holy days and special occasions.
I was originally thinking this should be in the Whimsical Flora, but this has a great deal of "effect" so it is just a very cool lifeform. Go to Comment