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Oh, I think he's right...he was with his brother earlier.

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So wayfriend, was rdhopeca's answer what you were looking for?
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Well, rob tried to give three answers. (It must give us three guesses, precious!) so i considered it a bit. Also, I was trying to dig up the quote.

The answer is, yes, Geraden and Terisa just sort of pushed Nyle into a storeroom until it was over.
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Hahaha, RD's question. :D

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I have sent rdhopeca a PM congratulating him on answering wayfriend's question correctly, and letting him know he can ask the next question!
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Good call. :D

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Since it has been almost three months, and no new question has been put forward, I think I'll just stage a coup and post one... :)

During the attack on Houseldon (sp?), what was suggested as a possible "home world" occupation for the firecat?
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IrrationalSanity wrote:Since it has been almost three months, and no new question has been put forward, I think I'll just stage a coup and post one... :)

During the attack on Houseldon (sp?), what was suggested as a possible "home world" occupation for the firecat?
A revival :rockband: :letsparty:

Firecat was Mrs. Firewoman's kitty?
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Hahaha, good one. I remember because it was so funny...a charity worker, ministering to the poor. :D

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Exactly! Terisa almost laughed herself trying to imagine her old boss setting the world on fire with his sermons... :)

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I did love the firecat. Always makes me think of ol' Cat Stevens as well. :D

Ok...hmmm...

Probably a bit easy...how did the huge slug-monster get defeated at the end?

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By Darsint walking into its maw and destroying it internally (not a job for the claustrophobic, I am sure!).
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That's it. :D :lol:

Your question.

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Thank you, Avatar!

What is the one food item that Terisa discovers in Mordant that has no counterpart in our world?
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Uh...hell...I want to say it was blue in colour, but even that might be imagination. :D

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Was it a disgusting something-on-a-stick Geraden loves that comes from Domne Care (his homeland)? Not sure if this is definitive enough.
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It was a grain called worren, (though my spelling may be off).

Treasure of Domne was just a regionally seasoned variant of a Kabob/kebab or Gyro on a stick.
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IrrationalSanity wrote:It was a grain called worren, (though my spelling may be off).

Treasure of Domne was just a regionally seasoned variant of a Kabob/kebab or Gyro on a stick.


:letsparty: Well done, IS! You're impressive, knowing the answer to such an obscure Mordant's Need detail!!
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Your question! 8) :mrgreen:
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Sticking with the food theme...

What did the beans Terisa was served on her first night actually taste like?
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I assume it wasn't beans. :lol:

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