The Legonater

Actually, I could really see Joe Flanagin (not toatally sure of that spelling) for Atramor.

Personally, I could really see Vigo Mortenson (Aragorn) as Dyric. Now that I think about it, the two charecters share a lot of qualities, and I think the voice fits pretty well too.

I attack from the front row with my chain whip. (For however's running this battle, remember to take account of my lucky die)

I accept the duel!

I attack from the front row with my chain whip.

I quietly walk into the arena. Hmmm. Anyone up for a battle?

I'm working on one, and it's all ready, except for a few minor details (I.E., the MOCs)

I have little doubt. It seems like the cruel sort of trick she'd play. It's ironic, though. It's a prefect reflection of the witch. Once happy and full of joy, now stone cold and frozen over. It's like a slow winter, spreading to everything it touches. The chaos she thrives on is building, isn't it? These days- with the rebels, the factories, and now Jess- seem like the deep breath before the plunge. Something is happening. Wren is plotting something. And we're all a part of it. Every fearful action she's caused feeds her very will. That, I believe, is the reason for all this. It's sick, but logical. And the thing that terrifies me the most... I have no clue how long it will long. When that deep breath will finally become a blow of force. We can only wait.

Dyric walks in with his freshly sharpened whip. With nothing better to do, he sits beside his old questmate Tesni.

Normally I'd agree with you, but the quite-noticable eyelids are what attract my attention. That doesn't seem to me like something that can happen by accident so easily.

I'm thinking the same thing. Personally, my call is that next year will feature a Season 3+ Ashoka, and it will use this print.

I did the same thing at Star Wars in Concert. I absolutly love seeing his work.

I was just going to post this. It's sad to see such a brilliant artist pass away. At Starwars.com, Lucas has some words, as well as a slideshow of McQuarrie work: http://www.starwars.com/news/ralph_mcquarrie_remembered.html

Here they are, with the one of the left from the AT-TE, and the right from the Juggernaut. The differances are subtle, but distinct.

I've had the same problem with IE9. Though, I've found it far slower than IE8.

I walk into the marketplace for the first time, a plan already set. Hello! I shall upgrade my Chain Whip to WP:9, which is 240 (70+80+90). G:584-240=344 I pay the amount, and upgrade. I then upgrade it to WP:10 with my grating stone.

The other day I finally purchased the LEGO Juggernaut (or Turbo Tank) and noticed Ashoka had a differant print than that in the AT-TE. Was this print originally in the Juggernaut, or is it a new one, potentially for the Season 3 Ashoka?

I look down at my whip, and get an idea. If you don't mind, friends, I shall return shortly. I exit the hall

Ori'jate! Never seen a dragon before! What does it eat? Chickens?

Thanks for letting play, however brief!

Hmm. I? I have suffered probably one of the bloodier battles imagined. Man was not meant to gaze apun the sight of heads split open at your very feet and blood nearing dyeing the fields it fall on. Such things one can never forget. I am only amazed I made it out alive. I fear these nightmares, though, will haunt me for a while. Perhaps I should take my time in the hall, get over the terrors of battle? Yes, gar serim. That's it.

Sandy, it should be noted that I left Quest 19 at Level 12, not 11

Su'cuy! I'm Dyric Rone. I'll spare you my history for now- just know that I hail from the kingdom of Duplovia, and left for reasons no man should be able to understand entirely. It's a stunning place, though. Darasuum mesh'la; eternally beautiful. The trees, the air... Again, I snap out of my reminicing, which almost seems to be happening more often than usual. But enough about me. Who exactly are you, Alexis Fenral?

With a shy of heavy burden, I sit down with my fellow former questmates, and note Boomighamn with curiosity. Have we met? My name's Rone. Dyric Rone. Tracyn'ade. That's what they used to call me back home in Duplovia; Child of Fire. I was so naive then. Before... Suddenly a look of pain crosses my face. Before I... uh... came here. ...So who are you?

Zeph, I have got to say, this was an amazingly fun quest. Lots of unexpected twists, some grand battles, much room for charecter development, and overall a wonderful job. I found the NPC's quite enjoyable, actually, and it was fun to bounce Dyric's near-unstablness off of Hans. And especially for an improvised charecter, Sir Poletad rocks As for Dyric, he's still got stuff planned. In the time to come, he's going to be really pushed to the edge, and I hope he'll become one of the more interesting charecters in Heroica. Unfortunatly, my quests to come have a lot to do with setting this up, so chances are he won't be questing in a while. I really didn't expect to rank so high in this quest And as for strategy, yeah, I'm not the best with that yet I'll work on it though.