
Pantheon: The Third Age - Rules and Comments Thread
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Both my and Zephyr's moms taught us that, if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.Stonemaybe wrote:Oh, I don't know. I get the feeling that Nor's seen the futility of his ways, and is just crying out for a tree-hugger to convert him to the path of righteousness and benevolence!
Where are you Zephyr?

All lies and jest
Still a man hears what he wants to hear
And disregards the rest -Paul Simon

Still a man hears what he wants to hear
And disregards the rest -Paul Simon

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You're setting yourself up, aren't you?Loremaster wrote:Nor Yekith has seen the cost of the second age, and it's doing something to him that will make him more dangerous.

All Things Begin and End in Strife.
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Msasi Haogopi Mwiba.
The Hunter Does Not Fear Thorns
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Msasi Haogopi Mwiba.
The Hunter Does Not Fear Thorns
Damn. You wily bastard.Nor Yekith wrote: From the floating heart, a contemptuous, smooth voice issued. "Had I known what Lord Adamorn's face looked like, I would have adjusted the bone structure, flesh and fat. Although I am sure that the likeness is close. The warrior fought on to the end, valiantly and vainly - no doubt how Adamorn would have. Throw the body into the flesh rivers. Bring me the next to die."
Bashing LA when he's dead.
Pure evil genius.
Avatar wrote:But then, the answers provided by your imagination are not only sometimes best, but have the added advantage of being unable to be wrong.
The Igazi Isiphuzi
Damn. That is good. I love this game.The stories say that they come for you in the night. That you go to sleep in your hut with your comrades, and that you awaken blind and suffocating in the dark, surrounded by the warrior-fanatics of uKulwa. That strange herbs burn, bringing you visions, and that you will become drunk on the blood of the enemies of God.
The Igazi Isiphuzi, the Blood Drunkards…fanatics who kill or die with equal fervour, determined to serve God in this world and the next. They say that if you have family, you must kill them in initiation…that you may have no family but God and the King. They say that you are forced to eat the living eyes of a prisoner, sucked from his screaming skull, they say…they say many things. But nobody knows…For the Igazi Isiphuzi, there is only service or death.
The Prophet-King may unleash them…but none save God may reign them in. Their war-cry is that of the King: Si-gi-di! One Thousand! For every man is the equal of a regiment on the battlefield.
Of themselves, they say only: “Judge us not by our numbers, but by the numbers of the dead we leave behind us.”
They are the dreaded. The elite. The men with no ties. With no goals. With no ambition.
Except to wash their spears in the blood of the enemies of God.
-–Fireside Tales
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I can't believe that I actually have my turn ready. I'm not sending it yet, in case something else comes to mind before Saturday, but I'm quite impressed with myself. 

You do not hear, and so you cannot be redeemed.
In the name of their ancient pride and humiliation, they had made commitments with no possible outcome except bereavement.
He knew only that they had never striven to reject the boundaries of themselves.
In the name of their ancient pride and humiliation, they had made commitments with no possible outcome except bereavement.
He knew only that they had never striven to reject the boundaries of themselves.