The Legonater

Get in line.

I'm taking Vonnetate. I hated him in Haddon, and I hate him even more now. He's a menace to peace and order, and most of all - vengeance needs to be carried out.

FBTB always has a great picture feed from the Toy Fair.

Know you nothing of honour? Bennonton had died for this fight, and you repay that with cowardice? This world had delved far into despair indeed, if this is true. Zane, you claim to not follow chaos, yet what you are doing now is the definition of it. If you want to prove yourself, stay with us in these final battles. Bah, it is folly, such foolishness cannot be reckoned with.

Mine is almost ready to go.

I was expecting more from the Mansion. I figured getting the whole thing was doubtful, but that barely resembles it. Also, is that Pepper in the Mark 47? I wasn't expecting that.

For the record, people in Quest 56, I just found out on another site that Em is experiencing 'technical difficulties'. I do not know, however, how exactly this will affect his ability to quest, or if he'll be able to come on at all.

I'm a little unsure about these, but the fact that they will be written by Lawrence Kasdan gives me hope.

'A crossing of the planes'? That sounds... ominous at best. I suppose there's nowhere to move but forward, though.

Dyric is both. And then some.

After such a long time with Poletad - both through Hadden and recently - Rone has managed a basic understanding of Froglish. At Poletad's question, Dyric thinks for a moment, trying to accurately phrase what he means to say, and slowly works through the sentences. <Death? I may not be Skrall, and I will not pretend to be an expert on such things - if anyone is - but I believe I can tell you the following. While I have not experienced death myself - this should be clear - I have came closer to it than I would have liked. I have been tortured, shot at, knocked out, ruined, one could hardly say I have good luck. But through these tortures I have learned that death in itself is not as painful or bad as one would seem. The elves are immortal, they shall see generations more than any of us. Yet they shall never know what comes beyond. Always they shall remain on this pitted, ruined ground where despair shall always thrive in one place or another. And while I cannot say for certain what lies beyond death, I know that whatever it is, it shall certainly be a sight to behold. Some legends speak of white shores, and beyond, a far green country under a swift sunrise. And such legends give me hope. They give me courage. They tell me that death is not such a horrible experience, that perhaps it is a gift that even the elves in all their beauty never received So do not fear, Sir. Know that the brave die to protect the weak, they do it for the innocent who could not protect themselves, and will be remembered for that, and shall not pass in pain. For, this is why we fight. Because there is evil in the world, all around us, but there is good as well. Everyday we come closer to sacrificing ourselves for the innocent, the helpless. This gives our death honor, and legend. These sacrifices will be remembered forever not in mourning, but in rejoicing. For it is men and women like these who have passed into greater places at their own forfeit, for another's life. So do not fear death, Sir Poletad. Rather, embrace it when it comes. Though, it is my personal belief that neither your, nor Nyx, nor I shall have to embrace it this day. For once on this quest, I have hope, Sir. The tide is turning, and I believe it is for the better.>

I'm just going to assume you meant 'busy' and spare myself a few nightmares.

I assist with the tracking.

1) Not that I've been told of. 2) Indeed. 3) Sure, why not? 4) I need a holiday. A very long holiday.

Probably true.

Well, that was easy. For once. What now?

Besides, he was what, 10? Add to that the pressure of trying to live up to the OT, you can't really blame the kid.

You never cease to amaze - I love the detail in this!

Pleased, I attack Beast D from the back with the Briar Bow.

Suddenly I'm getting images of a Heroica take on Wreck-It Ralph.

Dyric would probably kill him on the spot. The man's a menace to peace.

Those are great, Sandy!

I try once again!

I repeat, frustrated at my luck.

This is the perfect reason why heroes should have easily pronounceable and spellable names. Like 'Dyric Rone'.