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December: In the Works

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#1
MaximumHavoc
Dec 04, 2011 23:23:39 December: In the Works
by Bart Carroll

Now that the season of horror movies has ended, here we are in the colder, darker, and even more frightening holiday season!

Talk about this preview here.

#2
pruano
Dec 05, 2011 7:00:20 The link for the "Nicholas the Gift-Giver's Northern Palace" encounter is broken; this is the correct one.
#3
pruano
Dec 05, 2011 7:01:58 Really looking forward to the Book of Vile Darkness.
#4
MaximumHavoc
Dec 05, 2011 7:10:14
The link for the "Nicholas the Gift-Giver's Northern Palace" encounter is broken; this is the correct one.

thank you for pointing that out.
#5
hyrsam
Dec 05, 2011 9:48:43 If the player theme for devil slave is like the monster theme with your choice of Archdevil that would be cool.

When it comes to primordial patrons I hope it includes the elemental lords and Bazrim Gorag from FR.
#6
Haldrik
Dec 05, 2011 19:47:26 Heh, I appreciate the consistency clarification: “While the Northern Palace is indeed home to a famous gift-giver, its principal inhabitants are not elves -- they're gnomes.”
#7
Marandahir
Dec 09, 2011 7:24:06
Heh, I appreciate the consistency clarification: “While the Northern Palace is indeed home to a famous gift-giver, its principal inhabitants are not elves -- they're gnomes.”

Funny thing is, in Letters from Father Christmas by J.R.R. Tolkien, the "elves" who inhabit Father Christmas' North Pole home really are Tolkienesque elves, complete with Sindarin and Quenya names and the taller height.

But I guess usually Christmas Elves look and act more like Gnomes in D&D. I just think it's pretty cool that Tolkien turned these elves into tall ones too.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 MaximumHavoc Dec 04, 2011 23:23:39	December: In the Works by Bart Carroll Now that the season of horror movies has ended, here we are in the colder, darker, and even more frightening holiday season! Talk about this preview here.
#2 pruano Dec 05, 2011 7:00:20	The link for the "Nicholas the Gift-Giver's Northern Palace" encounter is broken; this is the correct one.
#3 pruano Dec 05, 2011 7:01:58	Really looking forward to the Book of Vile Darkness.
#4 MaximumHavoc Dec 05, 2011 7:10:14	The link for the "Nicholas the Gift-Giver's Northern Palace" encounter is broken; this is the correct one. thank you for pointing that out.
#5 hyrsam Dec 05, 2011 9:48:43	If the player theme for devil slave is like the monster theme with your choice of Archdevil that would be cool. When it comes to primordial patrons I hope it includes the elemental lords and Bazrim Gorag from FR.
#6 Haldrik Dec 05, 2011 19:47:26	Heh, I appreciate the consistency clarification: “While the Northern Palace is indeed home to a famous gift-giver, its principal inhabitants are not elves -- they're gnomes.”
#7 Marandahir Dec 09, 2011 7:24:06	Heh, I appreciate the consistency clarification: “While the Northern Palace is indeed home to a famous gift-giver, its principal inhabitants are not elves -- they're gnomes.” Funny thing is, in Letters from Father Christmas by J.R.R. Tolkien, the "elves" who inhabit Father Christmas' North Pole home really are Tolkienesque elves, complete with Sindarin and Quenya names and the taller height. But I guess usually Christmas Elves look and act more like Gnomes in D&D. I just think it's pretty cool that Tolkien turned these elves into tall ones too.