i wrote as renard: "Excellent. Well shall we be off. I am curious to visit that place again myself -- knowing that there will no longer be a blood deamon, or something similarily nasty here." <grin> mr. dm wrote: ________________________________________ [ooc]I wouldn't be so sure if I was ...

Renard smiles at Balpur's obvious love of warm milk ... something that curdles Renard's tastebuds ... When Arael agrees to Tanya's suggestion of visiting the underground temple, Renard perks. "Excellent. Well shall we be off. I am curious to visit that place again myself -- knowing that there w...

I always thought that nearly all of the 80s best pictures were incredibly overrated except for one, Amadeus. My picks for best movies of the past 7 decades... 40s - The Maltese Falcon 50s - Vertigo 60s - *Edit* Changed my mind - going with 2001: A space Odyssey 70s - Star Wars 80s - Amadeaus 90s - ...

The accolades were wonderful, but it really wasn’t what he was hoping for. He grinned as he overheard the exchange between Balpur and Arael, and stole a glance over his shoulder to catch a glimpse at Areal .. the people liked the songs, but did it change anything? Did it make them rethink their atti...

ak--! i don;t recall off the top of my head...

<bowing> I thank you...
and don't forget the little rearranged bit from Rush's "Trees" ..

With a smile of delight, witnessing their rapt attention, Renard starts in to his last song. He takes a moment to look at as many of them individually as he sings. With a slow, deep breath, he starts out the song quietly... There is unrest in the forest And evil about the trees Craving the reverse o...

As the sun begins to set Renard steps through the common room of 'The Boar', he looks over at the inn keeper, and loud enough for all to hear, he mentions, "I am going out to the square to sing a few songs if any of the good people of Pan's Town would like to spare a few minutes before they ret...

Tanya and Renard talked for a while by the fire. Her body language hinted at concern and confusion. Then Renard stood, offered his arm and accepting, Tanya followed Renard from the common room...

Renard seems a little distant for a time, his mind busy in composition as he mentally works on the song he will sing for the villagers (and for Arael), a knot of borrowed and new verses to create something poignant and stirring. As his eyes glance sightless across the room (couplets and tunes dancin...

yah, I got it.
My favourite line of his is "I am NOT a merry man!:

Ha... that would be my fault ... I mentally instilled a picture over top what was described ...
LOL

yah! stop giving the DM a hard time!

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my sucking up the the DM as a player is really quite shameless...

Listening to the added information Thonunian had to impart did little to allay his fears (even though he showed no outwards signs of it), despite knowing the tall elf was very likely able to handle any danger that came his way (that transformation was truly astounding). But the prospect of spending ...

Druids were certainly a mysterious and wonderous group of people. It was going to be quite an adventure just to ge tto know this one better. Renard smiled as he listened to her speak (as he almost always did now). Contented, he nodded. "Well, it seems we have a little time on our hands. I sugge...

[ooc] He will, but Renard is curious as to why Tanya has brought him up.. [/ooc]

<please note that I edited my post above to reflect knowledge that Renard had as a man of his profession. Sorry for the rush on the earlier post.
feel free to react to this....>

'Kadir?' ... Renard thinks to hiimself ... Although his brain may be a little muddled by what he had experienced of late, that name was certianly one not to be missed. "Before you get up, fair one," he says to Tanya, "I may know a little about our land's foremost psion." Once Tan...

There was a definite feeling of warmth and comfort when Tanya came in to the tavern and sat beside Renard. He liked it very much, despite pretending he barely noticed it. But the smile was obvious. Sitting demurely next to him, she reaches for a handful of berries and nuts, and watches the bard pour...

Having just recently watched all three Bourne films again, I maintain that the action sequences of these films (covering all the fights and general stunt work) are among the best ever. What I like about Bourne's fights is how precise, brutal and efficient they are. They aren't overly long brawls, t...