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Or maybe Loki or somebody needs a lock of hair to control the person, like he's doing with Hawkeye and Hulk in the sets. That might explain the hair change.

Yes, I figured that out. It's not too awfully long, and it fits better than the shorter hair that you posted, which is far too short. If anything, I find the lock of hair draping over the shoulder to be the most inaccurate part of the entire 'fig, mainly because there is already a part in production that would be more accurate to the movie version.

Just took another look at the finalized Uruks. My purchase list for LotR so far: 2x Helm's Deep At least 8x Uruk-Hai Army 4x Orc Forge 2x Gandalf Arrives 3x The Mines of Moria 2x Shelob Attacks Not sure how I'm going to afford it all, but what the hell, I'll figure it out.

Not even 10% of the ideas on there are "boxes of clones", but even less of the total ideas are actually good, and only about 20% or so of the good ideas even make it over 500 votes. The two ideas I think would be best poised to get 10,000 would have to be BTTF: DeLorian Time Machine and LEGO Legend of Zelda, both of which were masterfully done by the respective creators of the projects. marshall_banana's Modular Western Town is looking like it'll be getting 10,000 soon too.

Think again: By this picture TLG's choice of hair is perfectly accurate, if a bit long.

As someone on Flickr said, Immature, yes. But sadly, true. The face looks too much like Meltdown with the sides of his helmet cut off for me. If anything, if I get XT4, it'll be to make a Meltdown in a trash compacter (Hence the "squished" face) MOC.

OOC: Dice with the ones rolled out won't give him a Shield Skill, because a roll of one is a Shield. A roll of 5 or 6 is a Damage and Special Damage, not a 1 or 2.

Thanks guys, this is from Chapter 15 of the book, so there's a little more story to it. I probably should have put this in the first post, but here's an (extremely long) section of the first chapter, from the beginning to about halfway through the first page or so: @Hewman: I'll take your advice and try to find those books, thanks. Unfortunately I don't exactly have the money right now to attend writing school, but I'll definitely be looking into that in the future. I only put the little bit of Chapter 15 in the beginning because I thought that it was better than a lot of parts of my story so far, but I still should have started at the beginning instead of halfway through. Also, my story is in 3 parts right now, each from a different point of view, but each telling a part of the story that hasn't been told yet. My four characters are an eighteen-year-old who's been in an alien (He calls them the "Monsters") prison for years, but is waiting for someone to come along that he thinks is suitable to champion his homeworld. He's the one from Chapter 15. The other three are fifteen-year-olds, two boys and a girl, who end up going to the same prison as the eighteen-year-old and escaping with him. The first boy, Cody, is the one that is telling Chapters 1-6. Then the second boy, Eric, tells Chapters 7-14. Aaron, the eighteen-year-old, tells Chapters 15-24. Then, the fourth person, Arianna, tells Chapters 25-31 or so, and then the cycle begins again, ending with Arianna in what I predict will be Chapter 62 or so.

I'm not. I'm perfectly happy with the battle results so far, even though Alisha's been brought to the brink of KO once or twice.

OOC: You don't need to post an action, no. I do have a suggestion for you, however; you can heal yourself or any of us during battle or out of it, so maybe you could heal yourself more and attack less in the next battle.

Yep. The rest didn't appeal to me until after I read 501st. Order 66 was wonderful as well, I'm working my way through my bookstores trying to find the rest of the series and other Traviss novels. Never read any Timothy Zahn except for a few short stories, might have to start. Outbound Flight seems good, I love the Clone Wars era, despite thinking that Traviss or Zahn could have done TCW better than Filoni.

"C, front row." OOC: Man, palathadric is having really awful luck. Apparently Christianity isn't accepted in Heroica.

Breaking Benjamin, mostly. My favorite song has to be this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIVtygd1qXc

I had the same reaction to 501st: An Imperial Commando Novel. I nearly submitted, but ended up only buying Hard Contact and Triple Zero. Great books, by the way. I really recommend them, even though TCW made them null-and-void in-universe. TCW, I will never forgive you for that.

Alisha looks a bit crestfallen as her sword misses its mark. She quickly hefts it once again, this time levelled at Lesser Draugr B, from where her previous strike left her.

Well, the Belville Mafia didn't come until after the theme ended, so even if there is a Friends Mafia, it probably won't happen for a while. Plus, with the limited amount of characters seen in the Friends line so far, there aren't enough custom figures possible to make a whole cast of characters, without tons of repetitive-looking characters.

All things considered (Darth Saberknees included), Ben and Darksider Girl just doesn't compare.

Despite it looking somewhat like the robot ripped the man in half. Gotta love the clever acronyms to give them more human attributes.

In Quest #24, I love this battle! A quick question, Sandy; if the Barbarian of a party rolls Frenzy against several enemies while others aren't targetting any enemies, will the enemies not targetted by the Barbarian when they rolled the Frenzy get Free Hits. Okay, that's pretty confusing, here's an example of what I was thinking: Hero A (Barbarian) targets Enemy A. Heroes B, C, D, E, and F use items. Hero A rolls Shield (Frenzy), thus attacking Enemies A, B, C, and D. Since Hero A did not directly target B, C, and D, will those enemies get Free Hits, or will it count as them being targetted, since they took Damage? EDIT: Just had to do this: They're off to face the Wyvern, The wonderful Wyvern of Oz. Because because because because, Of all the horrible things it does!

OOC: As I said in my previous post, the Water Bomb, as it does normal damage to enemies, will deal 5 damage to every enemy, eliminating Minion B and Minion A. So, target some other enemy. I suggest Lesser Draugr C, since Alisha is targetting A and Leo is targetting B.

Flipz, meet How Indiana Jones 4 Should Have Ended: Realistic version of fridge incident FTW!

Alisha attacks Lesser Draugr A, from the front row, with Draken's Ice.

All I can make out is a three-letter word and a seven-letter word, can't tell what the letters are though.

Thanks. I just read the basic article, I feel pretty prepared now. Now I'll start reading the more detailed ones, so I can be ready.