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Someone call Peppermint_M, I smell a perfect end-of-Ninjago contest concept!

After a brief search of Culture & Multimedia, I was shocked to find no mention of live theatre at all--especially since I know of several fellow Eurobricks members who are active participants in this art! So, here we can gather to discuss our passion--what plays have you seen recently? In what plays have you performed/crewed? What new discoveries have you made about yourself and your art in your experience with theatre?

Thanks. It was a roleplaying plan for Heroica, it's not too big of a deal, the other player and I can re-create it.

Just to check, PMs from the 5-day window are lost permanently, though, right? I had posted a topic in Culture and Multimedia on Theatre, I'd like to get it back.

Arthur was surprised to see Thormanil approach him--but he recognized the Shaman as a companion of the shade, De'kra, on Quest 4, as well as from another adventure he could only vaguely remember. Knyghton had been there, and Atramor, and Docken, and Alexandre...and several others he couldn't quite recall. He seemed to remember a talking skeleton wearing a purple cloak...but that surely couldn't be possible, it must have been a side effect of whatever had turned his head hazy. Arthur groaned--his headache had returned...wait, what headache? This one? He recalled some conversation with Schezerade, but all of a sudden a strange sensation had taken hold of the Hall, and he had suddenly had a vision of a man in strange, futuristic clothes swearing profusely for several days. He shook his head--the more he thought on these past few days, the worse his condition got; perhaps it would be best to ignore them for the time being. As Thormanil began to speak, a thought began to spark within his dizzied mind. Glory. Fortune and glory. Yes, I want that. She might not direclty respect that, but I wonder... Soon, the Sorcerer and the Shaman were engaged in a flurry of plans, discussions, and ideas, sketching out complex diagrams and making several trips back and forth to the Library--Arthur took a moment to borrow some of the more recent Quest records, even if he did not yet have the time to review them. Soon, in a darkened alleyway, Arthur and Thormanil met and shared their plans with another conspirator, and the three began making their final preparations for their undertaking...

This. This so hard. That said, it's a cheap item that's extremely helpful if used at the right time (especially for Ether users), so there's really no reason not to have one--even if you have Natural Respite, that won't replenish Ether like a bedroll does.

I'm pretty sure Sandy's run it as restoring Ether as well.

Out of curiosity, how is Eurobricks archived? I.E. is it saved in a human-readable format, or can the information ONLY be restored to a new forum? I'm asking because I've wanted to save versions of all the Heroica Quests onto my computer for some time now (to try to write them into a storybook-like format), but most of the methods I'd have to do that would pretty much require a week's worth of work for EACH Quest topic; not exactly possible to do in one's spare time.

The Back to the Future trilogy? Glad to be back, sad to have lost all those Heroica posts...oh, well, we'll manage.

Only a few hours left until the upgrade! ...This feels like the closing of LEGO Universe all over again. Thankfully, EB will be around afterward. See you all on the other side!

Get to Bric'bay already!

Arthur was getting tired of all the MegaBlokin' V-mail Caroline was sending him. He was about to vaporize the latest pink envelope to *poof* into existence in front of him, when... "Wait!!" "Simbad?" "Lord Knyghton has been quite anxious that you haven't recieved his V-mail invitation to visit Bric'bay." "Oh." Arthur blushes. "I've had a bit of trouble with unwanted messages lately..." "I understand. But you'd better come quickly! Lord Knyghton has invited all the Heroes of Heroica to visit him at Castle Bric'bay. Just make sure to give the guards the password 'eurobricks'. Strange password if you ask me..." "Well, what are we waiting for? Let's go!" Arthur exits the Hall with Simbad. A mysterious figure emerges as he leaves... "It is not right that the Heroes in other lands may not join this celebration. I will begin construction of a dimensional waypoint to Bric'bay at once--though I fear Master Vaygas will be most displeased, it is the right thing to do."

I, uh, sort of planned on giving Arthur an 'NRG' form.

Oh god. I just had the most horrible idea. The Progginator.

No, we're talking about this guy.

We desperately need an Arnold Ah-nold parody in Heroica. Preferably in a Quest that Dyric goes on, so we can have The Legonater vs. The Guvernator.

Arthur sees Johon enter the Hall, and, remembering his debts, rushes up to him. "Hey, Alf," he says, "Long time, no see. I believe I owe you this." Arthur counts out 124 gold as per previous agreement. "That's for the Healing Staff, as well as the price you listed for that fancy Scroll of Luck in the Marketplace." Arthur sighs as he spots two more pink envelopes waiting for him at his table; he fries them both without opening them.

But not too soon! I have to go on the Wren Quest, but Arthur needs to meet his real family! Speaking of which, I should probably discuss with you, Sandy, about whether or not the rest of the clan would know about Valentine's "indiscretions"...

That's the Mythrogg, isn't it...

Yeah, I'd really want to go on that Quest, but there's no way I'm giving up a shot at Wren. Can't wait to see how it goes, though, WBD! EDIT: Khorne, what face do you use for Arn? I can't place it for the life of me, and it's driving me nuts!

Have you read my modified post in the Hall? I'm now only taking one item (a Scroll), and I'm paying 50 Gold for it. A fair trade. Never attribute to malice what can be attributed to a potential misunderstanding of a ruling made by the game host. Again, take a look at the revised deal.

You were allowed to sell your sword to Alisha before you left, but you were not allowed to give away all your stuff. See the difference?

See, it's stuff like that that's unnecessary. Something like what Doc said about price is reasonable and non-aggressive, as opposed to accusatory and inflammatory. Regardless, if there's still a problem with the modified trade, then I'm happy to discuss it politely.

Fair enough, I edited my payment to 50 gold, which is Elphaba's price for offense Scrolls. I hate that my thought-out, poetic roleplaying is looking like a kindergarden coloring page with all the strikethroughs, but fair is fair.