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Which, of course, means you have to finish with Mecha Pirate Han, so you can have a Mecha Ninja-Pirate-Samurai fight.

QM Note:Oh, I see. You emboldened your post, so I thought it was an actual action and not roleplaying.

QM Note:I should take this opportunity to clarify; found items are always distributed by the Party Leader. Other players may only distribute items if they created them themselves. You join the rest of the party at the well. Nestled between a few trees, the well is partially shadowed from the bright morning sunlight that has dissipated the mist. Next to it is what was clearly once a small garden, but it is now covered in rampant weed growth.

Looking inside the crate in the Lean-to, you find: Bedroll - Allows the hero to rest and regain health in a safe place. Party Leader, who will receive the found item?

I notice you've added a Bowyer. Would it be okay for me to switch from Fletcher to that?

Happy birthday, Skalldyr!

You look inside the barrels. One has been left open and has been filled with rainwater, but the other two are empty.

The sun has risen and the mist has dispelled as you approach the Storage Lean-to. What was once a small wooden structure has since gained a small stone foundation and a wattle and daub wall to protect half of it from the elements. QM Note: I'll get to the well in a couple of hours. Just realized I only have nighttime pictures of it, and I want to retake them.

The metagaming is unavoidable. Eventually, someone's going to use it against you. I don't think JediAnakin was ever really on the hook. He just annoyed some people. (and I kept bringing that up because it was distracting and people knew that I'd done the same thing in The Coming Darkness against Jedi master Brick) He did get better as the game went along, though, so that was a good thing.

What, no fire? I was fully expecting a flamethrower from you.

It is. As far as the meaning of the saying, it's not that evident, but I mentioned in the sign-up pitch that the winner of the coming battles would control the majority of northern Uland. If you take the words literally, in this Quest the Lions are fighting for their share of the land on Uland.

Lyichir never said that there were many fans of CW faces. He just pointed out that all CW sets still only have CW heads, as they have since 7669.

It's Lion's Share. The font I used didn't make that very clear, but looking at the PSD, that is an 'h' I wrote.

Indeed. The image two posts above yours (382nd Legionnaire's) shows one CW face, two aliens with CW prints, and one clone that in all likelihood has a CW face under his helmet.It's clear that TLG is going to stick with the CW face style. With the transition to the higher level of detail and pupiled eyes of other themes, the CW style is what distinguishes those faces as cartoonish. We all know that the face style originated with Lucas Animation, not TLG, and I as much as many of us hate them, I don't think anyone can complain that CW faces are still around.

Nice job, Mood. I love the use of that plate with bars for the mouth grille. It's perfect.

You look up at the ceiling and discover that neither murder holes nor machicolations exist in the walls of the fort. There are no attachment points, but you realize that you could always attach things to the wooden beams or create attachment points.

You recall that the barracks are on the ground floor of the fort. "Certainly."

QM Note: Not really, at least before the first wave. After the first wave, you'll each get a certain number of actions you can perform between waves, but before the first one, I'm giving you time to explore the whole fort and get ready. You return to the Kitchen. The cooks are preparing breakfast, which happens to be an identical meal of giant roasted chicken, giant baked green apples, and bread and cheese.

Survivors: 1. Place 2. Place 3. Place 4. Place 5. Place 6. Place 7. Place 8. Place Brickdoctor 9. Place 10. Place Before the war, Barty-Bart Docken XVII, great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandson of Lord Bartholomew Docken of Avalonia, stayed in Bricdocton Castle, had no social life, and spend his time building with little plastic blocks. Like all the Dockens before him, he was born with a disease that rendered his skin a shade of what the doctors called '24 Bright Yellow' and gave him little black dots of eyes. He fights against the Zombies only because he can't stand their horribly distorted, pale faces with giant eyes with white dots in them. His choice of weaponry is a sci-fi ray gun. Yes, it makes "Pew-pew!" noises when it fires. No, you cannot have one. By the way, Alopex, yours is the 5th RCB, not the 6th. During the planning of RCB 2, Superkalle said not to include the artsy RCB in the numbering since it wasn't finished.

Day 15: It's Midi-scale LAAT/i. Once again, I really wish I'd had more time for this one. I think I got the proportions wrong, but I didn't have time to go and tinker with it. 2011SWAdventDay15.lxf

You look at the sun and decide that it's about six o'clock in the morning.

I agree, the drug deal thing does sound plausible. More so than the Alex-Julia affair, just because of the presence of handcuffs. (even if the Chief could have been drunk) I realize that he was agreeing with me when he said it, but Winston's continued statements saying that we have no evidence, combined with his asking if we had to guess, are the first statements to really look suspicious to me so far. I know that in a book I read about the Red Scare incident, members of the Communist faction would win if fewer than a certain number of other people guessed that they were the bad guys, so if a person didn't vote, he could only help the Communists.

As you lead the party to the Barracks, the sun is beginning to rise over the horizon and the cloudy blue-grey sky coupled with the mist enveloping the fort are ominous reminders of the dreary situation you find yourself in. You can see that the barracks are built right into the North Wall. Arrow loops are present in the outer wall of the building, near which a loaded crossbow has been conveniently placed. You move quietly throughout the structure, for there are a few soldiers still asleep in Bedrolls on the floor. You can see that this would be a safe place in which to regain Health and Ether between battles, though only those with Bedrolls will be able to take advantage of that.

QM Note:I don't mind, though I don't know why it would be needed when you're only playing one person. I only do it so that you know which NPC is talking. (I've already spoken for four NPCs in this Quest)

Okay, thanks. For now, I'm just using the all-purpose 18-55mm lens that came with the entry-level Nikon D3100.