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Scrasamax	New Limberlost By: Scrasamax Borrowing elements of Limberlost, the new location is a dungeon for low level players Dungeons Forest/ Jungle Ecology dungeonverse 5-room dungeon 5 room dungeon barbarian forest rabbit	by Scrasamax 75^xp 696 views 1 HoH
Scrasamax	Elmenduil, the First Dungeon By: Scrasamax An apocryphal recounting of the first dungeon Dungeons Forest/ Jungle Ecology dungeonverse	by Scrasamax 75^xp 2 replies 1422 views
Scrasamax	Limberlost By: Scrasamax Ages past the Woodking fell into a deep and terrible slumber, and from the fever of his dreams and nightmares the wooden dungeon of Limberlost grew. Dungeons Forest/ Jungle Ecology forest tree spirit dream	by Scrasamax 340^xp 26 replies 15520 views 2 HoHs

“ Elves are not actually aloof. They are actually extremely family-based and insular, and often intermarry inside their families, making them uncomfortable around those not of their family. Therefore, they shield themselves behind pretended aloofness and coldness until they are comfortable in others' company.”

CaptainPenguin

“ A certain culture has a curious pass-time- muscle art. Muscle artists (who are called by a special name) work hard to sculpt their bodies, trying to become as muscular and buff as possible. The best among muscle artists look almost grotesque in their amazing muscularity, Atlas-like giants with shiny, oiled iron arms and legs.”

CaptainPenguin

“ Once a year, the king steps down from his throne, and lives as a peasant for one day, the next day is the anniversary of his coronation, and it is celebrated by a reenactment of the ceremony. This is doubly beneficial, firstly, because the people are able to have the grand parade that always precedes the ceremony. Secondly, because the heir to the throne is given a day on the job every year. Although, apparently, the thought has not yet come to one of the kingdoms enemies, the assassination of the king during the renewal coronation would be a moral, as well as a political blow to the kingdom.”

Drackler