Palathadric

Yay! The Marketplace quest is here at last. ...And it's for the Town Watch too.

Funny. Don't know why I thought they didn't have helmets. Ah, well!

What about two awesome characters who can be whatever you want them to be? I think they could be sell swords.

Wow! That Archery range is the best building yet. Nice work! Just one issue. Shouldn't the Arbalest have a Forestman hat? You created these in LDD, right?

That water tower stands out as being exceptionally awesome.

Soryx! ...But you can't kill him. There's also a hooligan who seems to make it his business to fight Heroicans, but you should know all about that having lost in a fight against him.

I Sit Back and Dig with My Magic Shovel. Oops, forgot I hadn't posted an action yet.

Just started playing Age of Kings again recently. It's fantastic and is one of the only things that has a chance of keeping me away from Eurobricks. Really simple compared to modern strategy games, but still just awesome. Some of the mods they're coming up with are really great as well, like Age of Chivalry. Tales of Middle Earth should be fantastic when it's finished. That Town Centre and Barracks really are instantly recognizable, but you'll definitely have to add another villager. Instead of having two pikemen and three swordsmen with the Barracks, you could have a spearman and a pikeman, a militiaman, a longswordsman, and a champion.

Since we're getting to the Sanctuary next, I think we can safely say that Nagure and Pretzel will tank the free hits while Nur's Summon kills the Roses.

Can I use "does not" instead of "doesn't"?

I sense there is an incredible expression hidden in there, but I just can't make it out. Are the 'B's the 'eyes'?

It depends on your definition of "first." I believe there is evidence to suggest that Celtic monks reached the Americas. Then I believe there was even thoughts that the Phoenicians may have traded with the Americans, although that sounds a little far-fetched. Obviously, the Natives Americans discovered America first though.

I Attack Bloody Bug G and Death Rose A from the Front Row with the Dual Staff. "Somebody could just throw a Bomb to take care of those Splatterflies?" I suggest. I healed Nur before the battle, so he should be at 35/45 health.

I used to build each set I got using the instructions for the first time, just because it was fun to walk through it one piece at a time and slowly ooh and aah as the building comes together, but after the first time I would usually build it just from looking at the box. I would also faithfully build all of the alternative models on the back of the box as well. Of course, my doing so, may be linked to the fact that the biggest set I've ever owned was the Imperial Outpost. Sometimes I would try to build other sets that I didn't own from the pictures shown in the catalogues. I think I did a pretty good job with some of them.

I toss my Holy Bomb from the Back Row. I've had little use for them up until now. One question, although I guess the next round should answer it, but are the animals "brought back to life" or whatever, as soon as we kill them or at the end of the round?

8874-Battle Wagon (Castle-Knights' Kingdom II) With Minifigs: Without Minifigs: .L3B With Minifigs .L3B Without Minifigs Can't say I'm back to regular postings, but I saw this one on my computer that I'd not posted yet, and I feel bad having not contributed to this in so long, so here's my two cents...or one really.

I heal Nur, ether shouldn't be a problem. "Eh? From what I've heard Blue Assassins are as true as any. The assassins I have slain overtime have never been a threat to me. There is no reason for me to believe that you would be one. Besides, one slice of this sword and you'll be groping around in darkness forevermore. "By the way, having problems with some birds there?" I look on, somewhat perturbed. Odd that with both me and the druid around he opts for healing himself by gobbling up a pill. It's almost disgraceful. Really, it is. It's like he doesn't trust us and is even trying to insult us! Then again, he is a demon of sorts, probably can't take the healing powers of the Divinity. I hand Sylph my Flying Cross for our Next Fight. "Treat it well. It will certainly aid us if your assistance is needed to slay any creatures we encounter."

Shouldn't that be Hall - Guts? Well, I guess Guts - Hall spells death too. I saw nothing...?

On another note: Wow, Darkdragon's back!

Which reminds me, Guts is in the hall? How the devil is it so quiet?

I look down as our party leader hands me a silver ore and some drugs. What is he thinking handing me drugs instead of proper food? I wonder. I notice him giving the meat to the yeti and understand what was going on. Should have thought of selecting the team better if he was afraid of being eaten, I ponder pensively. "To the Butterfly Plains it is," I say, stroking my Dual Staff.

Or you could just edit your post so you never bought it. We saw nothing...

With just two enemies, you could have just auto-rolled. "What a miraculous breakthrough," I gush sarcastically. "Hmm...yes, I have become quite affluent at the art of slaying assassins," I mention offhandedly, hoping to strike at least a bit of respect, if not fear, in the heart of my party leader.

Aye, welcome matey!

Aepyornis D should be slowed, not that it should matter tremendously. I attack Aepyornis A and D with Dual Staff (Front Row) Darn that dwarf is slaying everything. Maybe I was wrong to give up the arcane magicks. I grimace and shake my head. No, the destruction is too much. The death too great.