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Total Members Voted: 28

Voting closed: January 19, 2012, 06:50:05 pm

[Mego]

I fear I may be annoying everyone (especially Mego) with my failed dorfing requests, but i'll try again. D:

Reudh II - Bonecarver - Stoic - preferably to remain friendless; if that means burrowing him in his own little cloister, then cool!

It's all good. You and reteip have been added to the list.

[Reudh]

Sweet. I might download the current save and have a look at the Legends Entries so we can know some more about the history of Hellcannon.

[Mego]

Shouldn't the history be the same as Battlefailed's?

[Reudh]

Oh, I meant like any wars in the parent civ. Nevermind.

[compoundoverkillcornbread]

DON'T WORRY...EVERY ONE OF US HAS HIS OWN INNER MADMAN.

[Mego]

DON'T WORRY...EVERY ONE OF US HAS HIS OWN INNER MADMAN.

Using 18pt font, bold, red, and caps all at the same time makes me want to do things to you I usually reserve for my nobles.

[EmeraldWind]

I may have penetrated into the creature's core, while it itself is still relatively powerless, but its intrusions into the real world can yet harm me. Its primary avatar
                                                    a twisted stonefly


     it comes






doom awaits


The Entity now
           has a name


I will call it






























                                                               Stuzang is coming

... A bug primary avatar... A consciousness outside of the physical... feeding on small beings... Gentlemen... I believe... I have discovered the true horrors that lay in the darkness beyond the veil. This creature is IT. Stephen King is attempting to destroy our multiverse and replace it with his twisted Tower. He must be stopped at all costs. I'll need a minivan, two German Shepherds, a Stake and Cheese bagel from McDonald's, and one of those little refrigerators you need to open with a key.

[Strategia]

DON'T WORRY...EVERY ONE OF US HAS HIS OWN INNER MADMAN.

Using 18pt font, bold, red, and caps all at the same time makes me want to do things to you I usually reserve for my nobles.

I think I can still spare a dwarf for that. I've saved at the beginning of Moonstone, I think, so I should have enough time to rig something up, provided people do what I tell them to do and ignore the skrundles visible from the staircase in the second cavern layer.

... A bug primary avatar... A consciousness outside of the physical... feeding on small beings... Gentlemen... I believe... I have discovered the true horrors that lay in the darkness beyond the veil. This creature is IT. Stephen King is attempting to destroy our multiverse and replace it with his twisted Tower. He must be stopped at all costs. I'll need a minivan, two German Shepherds, a Stake and Cheese bagel from McDonald's, and one of those little refrigerators you need to open with a key.

Yet more I haven't read    I'm really not much of a horror fan, it basically stops at Alien and John Carpenter's The Thing for me (and the latter is borderline).


I'm planning one more metaplot update, which will also likely contain the end-of-year save.

[EmeraldWind]

DON'T WORRY...EVERY ONE OF US HAS HIS OWN INNER MADMAN.

Using 18pt font, bold, red, and caps all at the same time makes me want to do things to you I usually reserve for my nobles.

I think I can still spare a dwarf for that. I've saved at the beginning of Moonstone, I think, so I should have enough time to rig something up, provided people do what I tell them to do and ignore the skrundles visible from the staircase in the second cavern layer.

... A bug primary avatar... A consciousness outside of the physical... feeding on small beings... Gentlemen... I believe... I have discovered the true horrors that lay in the darkness beyond the veil. This creature is IT. Stephen King is attempting to destroy our multiverse and replace it with his twisted Tower. He must be stopped at all costs. I'll need a minivan, two German Shepherds, a Stake and Cheese bagel from McDonald's, and one of those little refrigerators you need to open with a key.

Yet more I haven't read    I'm really not much of a horror fan, it basically stops at Alien and John Carpenter's The Thing for me (and the latter is borderline).


I'm planning one more metaplot update, which will also likely contain the end-of-year save.

Spoiler: Stephen King (click to show/hide)

Meh, don't bother with Stephen King. IT was pretty good until the end (the movie actually doesn't do the full story any level of justice, but the endings are perfect matches). The books of his I read are interesting, but the ending is ALWAYS a cop-out. It is like he gets bored writing the book and finishes as quickly as possible. I'm not much of a horror fan either, but IT was more suspense than horror anyway... until it tries to become a cosmic horror story.

I enjoy where this is going. I had a thought for the metaplot I would like to incorporate in my turn and this actually gave me the backbone I was looking for. I also like how each chapter has introduced a villain behind the villain. Battlefailed had Led. Failcannon revealed Ura was using Led. Now we found out that a greater cosmic entity was manipulating fate beyond that. It is sort of like a ramp-up on the scale of immortality. Led was mortal, Ura was immortal, and Stuzang is a multidimensional abomination. I was writing a short paragraph to compare how mortals, immortals, and multidimensional beings would see a world just a bit ago.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

To mortal eyes, the world is like a thread that weaves through many others. A thread is only as important as its color is bright, feeling is soft, and its length is long. To immortal eyes, a world is a tapestry woven by the Hands of Fate and every thread has its place. A thread isn’t valued by its color, feeling, or length, but to its purpose within the grand design upon the tapestry. To the Hands of Fate, a world is merely a patch in a quilt; one of many, but unique and important to the quilt as a whole.  The worlds are separated and independent, but are bound together for some higher unknown purpose.

  It still needs work.

[Groveller]

Dunno why, but Stephen King and McDonalds go together well in my mind. Make of that what you will.

While I'm here, redwarf as:
Iruanna - any military - whatever suits narrative - whatever suits narrative.

[EmeraldWind]

Dunno why, but Stephen King and McDonalds go together well in my mind. Make of that what you will.

Eh, Pennywise from IT was described as looking like Ronald McDonald in the book. Make of THAT what you will. 

[Groveller]

Eh, Pennywise from IT was described as looking like Ronald McDonald in the book. Make of THAT what you will. 

What, a clown that looks like a clown? Crazy

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

To mortal eyes, the world is like a thread that weaves through many others. A thread is only as important as its color is bright, feeling is soft, and its length is long. To immortal eyes, a world is a tapestry woven by the Hands of Fate and every thread has its place. A thread isn’t valued by its color, feeling, or length, but to its purpose within the grand design upon the tapestry. To the Hands of Fate, a world is merely a patch in a quilt; one of many, but unique and important to the quilt as a whole.  The worlds are separated and independent, but are bound together for some higher unknown purpose.

Culminating in the ultimate evil of interior design.

[Stuzang]

(trolling removed)

[arcangelsd]

I-I don't know how to react to that.

[kisame12794]

Hmmmm I guess he didn't get lost.