| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Sutro02-28-07, 08:14 PM | "These were the days of intrepid looters such as Ybbil Siwel. Rumoured to be a disgraced Aerdi courtier who had his tongue cut out for divulging state secrets..." Funny. -Sutro |
| ShinAkuma203-01-07, 01:50 PM | D'oh. :doh: |
| Sutro03-05-07, 06:44 AM | I don't think Ybbil Siwel deserved this fate, though. It's said he was acting under mind control of the dark master Yenehc Kcid, who has been known to fire deadly volleys of magic missiles at followers who did nothing to harm him. -Sutro (Doesn't Creighton write these? And didn't he write the LG writer's handbook which has a long, lengthy passage on how pop culture references aren't funny and break immersion? :P) |
| gomeztoo03-05-07, 07:43 AM | Ugh. Painful. For what it's worth, I'm going to add 'Drahcir Elraep' to my blacklist of 'NPCs to kill on sight rather than to work for'. |
| Siriak03-05-07, 08:27 AM | Well, I am missing something. At the risk of sounding out of it, could someone clarify the pop culture reference? :confused: thanks, Vince |
| bhale18703-05-07, 09:02 AM | the names are palindromes |
| ShinAkuma203-05-07, 12:40 PM | the names are palindromes Eh, not quite. A palindrome means it's read the same forwards as backwards, not counting spaces. |
| bhale18703-05-07, 01:08 PM | oops, you're right those are actually heteropalindromes..............Peoples' names spelled backwards to form a new name in this case. |