Kevin's Watch

I have read SRD since Covenant was created in the 70's. I too am waiting on his next release. Once again reading through from the start of book one traveling through the ages to Revenant creates a clear picture in my minds eye where some things may have been lost. I have always felt SRD left out the obviously much needed buzzzz. Who cultivated crop and who distributed its product? Where would this bud be lovingly harvested?
Would its "power" be equal to any other they seek? Spring wine would have been complimented by a burning rolie! I for one can only imagine the colorful sticky. :> Room

Andelianian Gold tended by Woodhelvinin? "You'll see more than just dead people!"

Hey, man, that's some wiiiild magic, man!

Makes watching the Elohim shape-shift a hell of a lot more interesting.

and when the Bloodguard say, "We suffice." You'll point at them and never stop laughing.

That's why treasure-berries were everywhere. When the munchies hit, you didn't have to go too far. Earthpower, indeed, dude.

On that note, what would happen to it when the Sunbane hit. Yikes.

Cagliostro wrote:That's why treasure-berries were everywhere. When the munchies hit, you didn't have to go too far. Earthpower, indeed, dude.

Darn it ... you beat me to it.

Cagliostro wrote:On that note, what would happen to it when the Sunbane hit. Yikes.

The sun of fertility would grow a bountious crop ... then the desert sun would spark it up ... ah, the Land!

The Clave would reveal that the rukhs are nothing more than giant magical roach clips. And Nom would divert the waters of Glimmermere into Revelstone, turning the Close with its Banefire into a giant water pipe. Coursers would be friendly.

Earthpower infused Ganja might be too potent for men, could this be why The Elohim are so lazy and apathetic?

you can tell wayfriend don't smoke. he said "water-pipe" instead of bong.

Well, we can assume that the people of the Land are familiar with intoxication, afterall, they have wine of sorts. I don't recall what other references were made to alcoholic beverages.

And I have no doubt that the Land would be condign to crops of remarkable...potency...

--A

I can't believe this never occurred to me. This explains a lot about he Giants.

RoomToGrow wrote: I have read SRD since Covenant was created in the 70's. I too am waiting on his next release. Once again reading through from the start of book one traveling through the ages to Revenant creates a clear picture in my minds eye where some things may have been lost. I have always felt SRD left out the obviously much needed buzzzz. Who cultivated crop and who distributed its product? Where would this bud be lovingly harvested?
Would its "power" be equal to any other they seek? Spring wine would have been complimented by a burning rolie! I for one can only imagine the colorful sticky. :> Room

Dude, what do you think amanibhavam is? Grass...makes you crazy...I mean, does he need to slap ya upside the head with it!