Strolen's Citadel: Browsing Skyblue

Skyblue

Total for selections: (2)

Author Info

XP	140
Level	3
Level Title	Master of the Plain Thought

Sort By:

Plots

Items

Golden

HoH

Random

Skyblue's Random Submissions - ( 2 )

Skyblue	Chainmail of the song By: Skyblue This chainmail shirt would be usefull to anyone who would use music to weave magic. However, there is a catch... Items Armor Magical	by Skyblue 65^xp 7 replies 7038 views
Skyblue	Splendor in the Jungle of Angkor By: Skyblue If a strange dream guided you to a lost valley of wonder, guarding the path to a place of glory, would you be brave enough to go? Plots Nature Single-Storyline	by Skyblue 40^xp 4 replies 9296 views

“ What happens when a barbarian takes the most powerful magic drug known.He creates his versioin of a mage. All stats are minimum except for INT ,which is maximum.All he can do is throw fireballs,lots and lots of fireballs.He's also a great drinking buddy, but is he REAL?”

Aramax

“ In a long-lost age, a party of adventurers are frozen into stone by the stare of some gorgon-like creature. An unscrupulous rogue, coming across the frozen party several centuries later, decides to haul off two of the statues to decorate his den. Upon his death, an artisan friend of his claims a statue and sells it to a rich merchant, passing it off as his own work. Years later, the merchant gilds the statue in bronze and re-sells it at a much higher price. After passing through the art markets for many decades, the statue ends up in the hallways of a mage academy. Imagine the chaos and confusion when a young mage's spell happens to break the curse of stone, returning the adventurer to life several centuries after his petrification! Is he interrogated by historians? Driven mad by the change of times? Or does he set off on a quest to find and liberate his other frozen party-members?”

Spark

“ In the dry steppelands, one of their most valuable exports is the dried sap of the Larthorn tree. These ugly plants are covered with vicious thorns, but the locals harvest the golden droplets that ooze from their bark each Autumn. This sap, once dried, is valued for its medicinal properties and as a spice. Since little gold or silver is found in the hinterland, the dried droplets of sap are often used as currency by the locals.”

Wulfhere