Spader

Wow! How did you get the architecture to stay in place? Nice build!

Great build!

Wow! That's one big build! Very impressive!

Wonderful stonework, and I like the way you mix the Dark Green, Dark Red, and Reddish Brown.

Nice use of Chima here....also, really impressive trees. Great build!

Great doors, and good story. Overall, nice build!

diplomatic? Not sure that's the word that describes the drow......nice build!

The stonework here is great! Nice build!

The stonework is really impressive! Also, the glowing light beneath looks great!

Very nice!

Nice work! the bridge looks really good!

Thanks! Thanks!

Actually, I'm in Midgardia....thanks for the comment, though!

Thanks! Thanks! Thanks! Thanks! This is one of my fist 'ice' builds, but I look forward to building more. Thanks! I love storywriting, and legos, so this is alot of fun to do!

Very impressive! The Bear Claw looks excellent!

That was a big mistake for the guards.....bet they're going to have some heavy work in the near future. Nice build!

Nice build! Are those Boar Tusks on the siege engine?

Nice! Wonderful stonework, and you make the Inn look very nice!

The Inn is very impressive, and the colors are well mixed. I especially like the woodwork.

Very nice build! Poor elves, not much you can do to stop the mining...

Wow! This build is really impressive! Superb rockwork!

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=104564The Stranger | Andrew Spader | Mitgardia

Thanks! I just fixed the pictures....had some trouble figuring it out for a while.

As we were sailing north of Nocturnus on the Voyageur, I considered my life. I had been blessed much in my early life. My father was killed in a raid on Nocturnus, and my mother wasn't rich. But Wulf Stormbreaker, my father's first mate, had taken me under his wing, and become my surrogate father. So unlike the fate I had feared, (i.e. farming) I was now a raider, and a trusted member of Stormbreaker's crew on his raiding vessel, the Voyageur. And this was the best life one could have. As we continued to sail, we saw a man standing on one of the more noted Iceburgs, called Loki's Hand. He looked like a clansman, but from what clan, I had no idea. I wondered idly what he was doing on this blasted rock, and alone, no less. But he waved frantically, and we turned the ship towards the iceberg. This was the unspoken law of the sea. You NEVER left someone to die. And Viking thought we were, we weren't barbarians. "Hang on,” I yelled at the Clansman. “We'll circle around, and pick you up.” That we did, in short order. After the man boaded our ship, Wulf came down the ship. “Man the bridge, Logan.” Wulf said, for he too wondered who this stranger was, and what he was doing on Loki's Hand. I walked up to the bridge. I determined there was nothing special about the stranger. IMG_6878 by Drew W Johnson, on Flickr Boy, was I wrong.

I hope to post my first freebuild today....hope you guys like it.