Lind Whisperer

"No, still searching the Master Bedroom. After that, I'm going to check the Spare Bedroom."

Lind examines the closet for clothes hanging there. He looks around for any dressers or bookcases and looks inside of them. He also checks to see if there is a chimney, and if there is, he checks to see if the flue is properly closed or if Alfendi could make an entrance there. You guys could try splitting the growshroom, and each gain 1/2 a Power level...

It depends on the information, I suppose. I'm writing a few short pages for re-posting there on the Munchkins, and the Forest of the Blue Pools, and the Ethereal Deck, but as they're specifically my own creation, and the Forest does not as of yet have an official location, I'm not sure if they could really be considered in the same group as Värtland - unless Värtland's your own personal creation.

Lind laughs along with Thormanil for several minutes. "Well played, Master Nihai, well played. But, if I might make a suggestion, although this once was a very good joke, with the current investigation in progress, it might not be wise to reattempt it."

With the ever-present mindfulness so well attributed to his kind, not wasting a moment worrying over the size of the beast, Lind attacks the werewolf without pause. I'm assuming that he probably wouldn't tell me anything if I asked him. Also, when I talk about mindfulness, I'm saying that Lind doesn't need time to "let his heart calm down." Granted, a really mindful person would probably run away instantly, but I was also assuming that the werewolf, although definitely not something I should engage for more than one round, is partially incapacitated by his laughter, and is not as able to attack directly? (Of course, this is a game of dice, not a game of complete real-world accuracy, but I figure it can't hurt asking.) Also, I'm really sorry that I didn't post quicker - I just finished an eight-hour car trip that should only have lasted five...

I forgot about the gold-gaining or lack thereof... Agreed - I've always liked looking at these pictures - especially the part where you filled it with PCs. I don't suppose we might see another updated anniversary pic someday*? *I ask because Lind's technically wearing the wrong torso. He was originally supposed to be wearing this, with green arms, but my edition of LDraw didn't come with it.

If you don't want the villains themselves to appear, try having them send an emissary - you can't kill them per the rules of war(or at least you're not supposed to...), and you don't have all of the wondering as to how the villain can appear without being attacked. Plus, if your heroes are really going for chaotic evil, they can kill the emissary for Ultimate Dark points.

I was thinking payment plan. A very long payment plan. A very, very, very, long payment plan.

I'm quite interested, but I don't think I could equip it as a Rogue...If I went Black Knight, could I equip it then?

Do you ever have that feeling, like you just can't lift all of those heavy pallets with your own two arms? Your inter-galactic shipping business starting to stack up on you? If so, then no more worries - I present to you, the Mk. IV Strongman heavy loadlifter mech, capable of lifting up to 90 Zonian tons(for all of you androids, that's 001100010011000100110000 Gixxilian Primal tons). Tired of how your mech's pinchers or claws are always denting your space pallets, leading you to lose valuable customers? If so, then this mech was made just for you, with forks carefully crafted so as to be able to pick up even the strangest of deliveries. Tired of how, even if you get your current mech to carry something, it falls over as soon as it takes its first step? No worries - the Mk. IV Strongman is built just for you! With a carefully designed counterbalance, and feet designed with the latest tech in interior gyroscopes, you couldn't tip this mech if you tried! Now, just look at that reach, and tell us, are you going to be able to find that on any of the latest competing models? Of course not! Just watch it streeeeeeetch those pneumatics! And if you're still not satisfied, for a limited time, we're offering this set of fifty-year warrented Hypaxxian steak knives for free in addition! Just don't go cutting through any hulls on us!

Thanks! Looks great. One thing I was thinking of, as I was looking at it, was the floor. Tiling the whole floor would probably push the part count up too much, but what if you were to put two rows of tiles just for the tires to roll on? Either way - an awesome model.

I would really love to help, but after a previous addiction to wikis, I really can't let myself - I'll end up spending way too much time on it, and the other, non-LEGO bits of my life will pay for it. If it would help, I could probably put together a short page for my character, and post it here for re-posting there - of course, though, to properly explain it, I'd have to write a page on the Munchkin race, and then one on the intricacies of the Ethereal Deck, and its meaning to the Munchkins, and then I'd have to either build or draw proper artwork for each...

Hmm...I get the classical leanings of the red ones...But to be honest, I'm personally leaning more towards the blue ones - the red ones are a bit antagonistic, whereas blue is soothing. But, if you want to get votes, red might get more than blue, because of the classic angle...but then again, blue is more neoclassic... Tough decision. Either way, I still am admiring the second cockpit - using that curved windshield was genius. I don't suppose we could see any pictures of the back end of the ship, from a loading perspective, with the doors open?

Looks great to me, except that the Frozen Saber is supposed to be labeled as borrowed - probably my fault, though, I should have labeled it better. Lind, hearing the breathing, spins around to see the source. While he does so, he draws the Frozen Saber Hoke lent him. He also draws a deep breath so as to be able to call and alert his companions if he is facing an enemy. Ooc: Is the bit about breathing behind me correct? Did I miss it whatever it was as I walked down the hallway? I'm also assuming, that (if this is a battle,) since I'm alone(at least for the first round), I should draw the Saber, since I need to do all the damage possible with my first attack, rather than my Ethereal Deck. Of course, if this is a boss equal to the rest of the party, then my first battle choice should probably be Flee...

Thanks! I had fun writing it.

Fixed.

Sure - feel free to! But be warned, Neotron offers a wide range of products for all the needs the average space consumer has*, and you may find your own releases meeting with stiff competition. *After a minor incident at our off-world dishwasher plant turned the water moon Oceanus Minor into Soapus Bubbleus Major, Neotron has stepped back to re-assess our production of minor household appliances.

Quite. At least in the world of Rogues, Knights, Rangers, Barbarians, Clerics and Mages. In the world of fierce inter-galactic space marketing, it's quite a different story.

Glad you like the stripes. This was my second entry for a contest, and I realized that I had left them off of my first entry, and the sides were the perfect place to put them. Thanks. I was pretty pleased with how the arms turned out - I was hoping I could get those to work, and they turned out exactly how I'd envisioned them.

Really good idea using those 2823s for the forks - like it! I considered doing a cockpit with 360 rotation, but when I built the arms and legs into the main chassis, the idea didn't prove to be practical. On a Spyrius Mech, though, it works great! Well, with such a convincing ad for your mech, Neo-Tron will definitely have to respond with all the obvious superiorities of its products. Good thing I've already got an alternate color scheme or two in mind...this time with some fancy lighting...

Now I see why you built the back end in that way - thank you for posting, it was a bit confusing!

When I first heard about the Brickset Builders' Guild Neo-Classic Space Contest, I knew right away that I wanted to enter. The only question was, what to enter? The trick to winning any contest is to play up your strengths so they make up for your weaknesses. Unfortunately, my weaknesses include hulls, cockpits, wings, and greebled engines. I was mulling this over, when the perfect entry for me suddenly came to mind. In a short chain of events, I had been thinking about Doctor Who earlier, and I suddenly remembered the T.A.R.D.I.S. I realized that a Neo-Classic Space T.A.R.D.I.S. would not only easily be under 338 bricks, but, since it would be Classic-Space, it would definitely fit in "Builds can consist of absolutely anything, but they should fit in with the general Classic or Neo-Classic Space vibe". This was not the first time I'd ever built a T.A.R.D.I.S., either - and indeed, the inner console is based on my original model. I know that a red Barraki eye on the end of the screwdriver might have been slightly more accurate to Classic Space(Although I think it works fine for Neo), however not only is yellow more of a "peaceful" color than red might be, the red tip would also have blended into the red helmet, which I wanted him to keep wearing, as a nod to another red hat. I am quite certain that this is one of the first, if not the first ever, T.A.R.D.I.S., to simultaneously be accurate to minifig scale, have a working door that only takes up half of the front panel, has an interior, and has an interior that minifigs can actually stand in without entirely looking they're crammed in there. And now, of course, for the original (2005-2010 was the specific model I was using as reference, actually, but it blends in with almost every era that it's appeared in) T.A.R.D.I.S. colors. And a little render I made of it. Unfortunately, the trans-yellow windows didn't seem to be accepted, but you can still see them in the back windows. Really pleased that the lantern lighted up so well, though. Yes, I do notice the spelling error. Download page for both LDD versions: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=546001 Constructive criticism and comments always appreciated!

Thank you! I do hope to build the Space Police variant some day! I know - not my favorite part of the design either. But, I wanted to keep the panel shape I had established on the rest of it, while keeping the door able to be opened, and this was the best compromise I could find.

Good idea! It'll be interesting to see if you find any useful or healing plants there!

Meaning that there's someone waiting for us...or something. Oh boy. Suddenly, going alone does not seem like the best idea... What rooms can people hear each other from? If I'm say, standing in the parlor, and Arnold is attacked in the Library, can I hear him, for example? Also, Lind makes a mental note to specifically search the Master and Spare Bedrooms for any useful garments to temporarily borrow - capes, hats, etc.