The Legonater

Wow. This looks amasing, guys- I'm proud to have been a part of it.

I walk back into the Hall after a long walk. I notice with slight dissapointment that many heroes have leveled up, and that I have missed several Quests. I notice, however, that one Quest recently ended, and decide to stick around in hope that a new one will come soon.

It's really hard to say. Minecraft is such a vast game that it's hard to put a figner on anything specific. You can dig, build and explore for an ednelss amount of time- the world is 8 times the size of earth. You can craft a various number of tools and equipment to help you or just build. There's no final goal, so you can play as long as you like. And minuses are pretty much up to the specific person- some people hate hunger, some people hate NPCs, etc.

I hope it's not too late to join this.

I see the prelims have been found! I'm not quite sure about these, they don't look like the most appealing sets. Appealing or not- I guess I owe Mirandr an apology.

Sorry for the wait, but I've finally uploaded the last pics. Still having internet issues, but I've finally found an opening at a friend's house.

Unfortunately, my internet is down, and unless there's a way to upload pics via a phone. I won't have it up by the deadline.

LEGO took the ideas from Ep.3 and put them in, thinking they'd be in the movie. It's not the first time it's happened, nor the last. The only scene I wish they put in was Obi-Wan fighting the sea monster on Utapua. That always sounded so cool to me.

Updated. I've been fairly sick lately, so I haven't gotten a whole bunch done, but I'm fairly certain I will finish this before the deadline.

I'm not sure if I prefer the Eclipse or the SSD. But they're all pretty amasing, and I applaude how much he's managed to keep those ships in scale.

Clones fighting wars I'm fine with- it's been implyed since ANH. Reviving dead people not only is cheesy, stupid and pathetic- even for tCW- but it's also sure to mess up canon somewhere.

This time it's actually right- the 'Bail Antilles' thing has been bothering me for a while.

Generally it was for the kingdom. You know, tracking down criminals, finding deception, that kind of thing. Not that the corupt king there cared. We may have saved lives, but he considered us crooks. So he exiled me as punishment. Not that it'lls top them- my family is very... resolute. There are days I fear for their lives.

The name's Dyric Rone. I'm a rogue from a long line of rogues. Like I was just telling some of the guys over there, my family has a hint of royal blood in it. Didn't help me none, as I got exiled from the country my family lived in when the real royalty discovered our rogue-ish actions.

I glance towards the dwarf bursting through the door, and chuckle. Then I move to sit beside Bob. Yo.

Call me crazy, but I still don't think there's enough evidence to put a 'confirmed' stamp on any of them.

Didn't feel it here in Manitoba, but my laptop stopped registering the power cable for a few seconds around the time it hit- not sure if the two are related.

Like Mr. Man said, the Executor is painfully obvious in Empire. The dark green starfighter on the other hand is far from the 'action' of the scene and in a less-than-obvious colour.

Dyric sits there for a few moments, blinking at the sudden whirl of events. Um, my name is Dyric Rone- as I've already told you. My family is not one of royalty, however we have worked in... well... 'royal' places. The Great Ayric Rone was a bodyguard for the king of a distant country. When a foolish mistake was pinned on him, he used his abilities to pin the mistake back on the original fool, who was then hung for his mistakes. This pattern of rogue-like behavior continued through the generations, until it passed on to me. When someone found of our rogue-like actions, however, I was exiled from that particular kingdom. The I heard of this place, where heroes of all sorts gathered, and decided to come here.

Personally I think it's because of the audience. A lot of the licensed themes out there are often seen as 'kid's shows', and thus TLG spends less time consontrating on detail. SW, on the other hand, has a very clear and obvious adult following, and thus TLG tries harder to pelase them. I think it also has something to do with LucasFilms. It's a well-known fact that TLG has to clear sets with them, and it's possible they too demand a higher range of detail than say- Disney or Nickledon.

Dyric- a mysterious hooded man- watches from a distance. After taking a few moments to look awesome, he steps forward. Hello, fellow heroes. I have finally revealed myself. I am Dyric Rone, son of Cyric Rone, son of Byric Rone, son of Ayric Rone. I am part of a family tradition of heroes. I hope I can help save this land from any further disaster. Oh, and by the way, I'm hungry.

Some Blu-Ray information that should interest you: http://www.thedigitalbits.com/articles/starwarsbds/preview.html

Seriously, tCW has messsed up so many things that nothing linked to it makes sence anymore. The only way that it can remain canon and not flip half the things in that time period upside down is if it's some kind of in-universe propoganda.