half orc sex yea!!!

The hate thread got taken down, what happened?

>>17663235
Why airships, why?

So far they've got a what - 40% success rate with the fucking things?

>>17663321
op probably deleted it after being assraped the whole time

woo faganons rage thread got deleted so either mod or lods of mad

>>17663336

I was OP you stupid shit, if you think you can silence the truth forever you're dead wrong.

>>17663349
http://www.loc.gov/search/?q=obcy
library of congress says otherwise

>>17663366
Please, don't respond. Just report him and move on.

Please leave the shit and trolling at the door, it's story time.

>>17663366

Who says this library is accurate? Or can they register/monitor everything in the world if the author never got famous? Way to sound retarded nigger

>>17663374
i already did.

>>17663366
don't start this here too, just ignore him
all the arguing just takes up space for more important discussion

>>17663349
There's nothing on the net about your fake novel that you didn't create and I find it hard to believe that you have this excerpt from 2006 on your hard drive but not the actual translation of the novel. You could have just stuck that up on a filesharing site and had some credibility, but you didn't. Probably because you are full of shit.

>>17663385
Anything that has been written in the past 150 years anywhere in the world that has a copyright is there.

>>17663349
im not sure wether i want him in the thread, sure he shits it up, but on the other hand i cant help watching someone get so mad at something so trivial

also, you should namefag so people can filter you or know who to laugh at

>>17663349
>I was OP you stupid shit, if you think you can silence the truth forever you're dead wrong.

Your hate is basically
>008 Story>Similar to other story>Therefore 008 not OC>Therefore I hate 008>Therefore EVERYONE must agree with me and hate 008

>>17663417

And if it wasn't copyrighted? Did you think about this you genius?

>>17663397
More important discussion like jesus christ, why more airships.

Is there something like, a crash-and-burn field around the Terrans?

008, pic related.

>>17663435
Then it was never published and you couldn't have a preview.

>>17663435
If it is published it's copyrighted.

>>17663435
Then there is no proof that this is plaigarized.
and it was never published.

>>17663450

Can be published anonymously or as amateur or with a nickname. Anyways do you think your library takes into account some 80's little fantasy author from Poland? Get real please

>>17663466
Anything that is published is also copyrighted.
Its the library of congress, it has everything in it.
Even tweets.

>>17663466
Ya know, if none of us can find the damn book, how did 008 find it?

>>17663482
Fuck you then you can't prove it's fake and at that time 1980 who tells you the library was so efficient???

Yeah, what is it with this group and Airships. Really with their track record, do they WANT to go over the zombie infested area in an air ship?

I think walking might be safer.

oh god the fag gave me an idea
>compile works of writefags on /tg/
>claim as own
>get black libary/other publisher to publish
>?????
>PROFIT

>>17663466

>You admit your book is super obscure, not published in English
>Assume 008 has read it... in Polish
>Conclude 008 must've plagarised

So much butthurt

>>17663505

You know, they've got a whole damn encyclopedia and a bunch of money at this point.

I think the Journalist is due for his ATV.

You fucking neckbeards think they're so clever and know everything then get lost I hope you die in your basement drown in your own fucking semen if you think 008 deserves the praise for his shitty writting skills then you are hopeless and clueless about literature and I hope you die in a fucking fire you and all your family

>>17663385
Its the US government's record of every published work since the mid 1800's. Its record is impeccable and it is used by most other governments and companies as the definitive list of copyrighted works. If it's not there, it doesn't exist. Period.

>>17663503
They would have added it at some point during the intervening 30 years.
Books don't actually disappear the year after they are written

>>17663511
What's to stop black library/other publisher to bypass you?

>>17663503
Where's the actual book you keep referring to? Can you read Polish?

>>17663505
even if the ship crashes it still hacks time off their trip. besides throwing an airship on top of zombies is bound to crush them

>>17663466
There is nothing on the novel.

There is nothing on the translators who supposedly made you excerpt.

There is nothing about the author who, according to your excerpt, was made famous by this novel.

It is very strange that you would have this excerpt from 2006 saved but not the translation of the novel.

I can only conclude that you are making this up.

>>17663529
Well then I hope you die a slow death. Ok this fucking book never existed you re so clever you figured out now go back to sucking 008's cock you fucktard I fucking hate you your minds are so low level that you aren't even worth arguing with

where's 008 at?
This is your goddamn thread, get in here and do it already.

>>17663529
wow i cant believe someone gets so mad about a piece of fiction posted on 4chan
do you get mad whenever a copyrighted picture is posted?

Mmm. Mmmm... mm. What a pickle.
I'm so terribly sorry, OP. It seems your thread has come under shitstorm from a very persistent troll.
I am ashamed to ask, but I'd request you shelve this until he's gone. You deserve a break anyway, you've been writing for days nonstop! I'll miss the storytime, but quality threads over a pile of dung any day, I say!

>>17663591

Presumably?

>>17663586
I'm just watching this unfold while writing up the next piece. It'll be up shortly.

>>17663578
Normally I don't go for these images, but I think it's appropriate in this case.

>>17663605
Just ignore the troll, if you do that they go away.

>>17663633

Thanks again for the story.

How can someone get this angry over something like this?

What evidence has this retard provided about the original books existence? And if we can't even find the book, how did OP?

Okay, seriously. Everyone, just stop talking to this guy. Just stop. Stop. That is enough, we've refuted him, can we just discuss what is going on now?

>>17663575
I'm more afraid of what might happen after they've crashed. Zombie swarms, skeleton swarms, three civies, crazy extra-planar assassin after the Journalist... The Assassin isn't that smart though, you'd think he'd try to do things smarter than just trying to stab him from invisibility. It's been shown, twice, to not work. Does show more evidence that he's an extra-planar though, due to his single-minded nature. Really, it would be smarter of him to attack at night, going for the weakest first when they're separated than just trying to stab the Journalist in the middle of the group.

>>17663591
>>17663639
>>17663633
>>17663616
>>17663605
Take your shitty fiction to /lit/ please.
Or a blog.
Or sage this as it is not /tg/ related.
Thanks.

>>17663643

Don't worry I will never post again in these shit thread, keep enjoying your daily pile of crap you worthless human being. Chao

>>17663586
He writes up each segment inOpenOffice or something to check grammar and spelling the copies it here. Usually takes time if he's writing a big post. Creativity takes time.

>>17663685
Good thing this isn't even slightly creative then?

>>17663670
I believe we covered this in the first thread.

And it is fantasy, so it is /tg/ related.

here's the national library of Poland, saying that it doesn't exist.
http://www.bn.org.pl/search/find?q=obcy&x=15&y=10

http://www.scribd.com/doc/79266278/Strangers-Novel

To quote from the excerpt posted by anti-008:

Pietr Stanislas Dimiskiev (1949-2003) is a polish-born poet and writer, made famous by thefollowing novel
“
Strangers
”
, and renowned for his very creative and accurate anticipation novelsthat still prevail today within the
“
modern fantasy
”
genre. Dimiskiev produced several pieces of literature that are still hits in Poland and eastern Europe, although his fame is unfortunately quiterestrained to this region. Strangers was written in 1982 and originally published by StroveiskiNovela. Dimiskiev died in a car accident with his wife in 2003, while riding back home to hismodest apartment in Warsow Mirlosva District. He left behind two sons, Andrei and Nicolas.

>Pietr Stanislas Dimiskiev (1949-2003) is a polish-born poet and writer, made famous

>Dimiskiev produced several pieces of literature that are still hits in Poland and eastern Europe

We should have been able to find something on this guy if there was something to find. As we found nothing, one can only conclude that it was fake.

>>17663699
Is twilight /tg/ cause it has vampires?

>>17663578

>I must say, 0/10 my good fellow. Not very sporting, and what not.

>Thou art buttocks-devistated.

>Find thee a short pier to take a long walk off of.

>Now that I have lost my top, off to more important matters, Chaps!

>Compatriots! Might I bother you for some scuttlebutt concerning Sir 008's location? The old bean seems to be avoiding us, the poor prose is suffering without it's master, wot!

(Staying classy, /tg/...)

>>17663656
He claims to of read a similar story from a polish author from the 80's. He then posted what he claims to be from the book, translated to English. Yet the site it says to go to, is fake or disconnected. No one can find this guy, who wrote the book, it's not in Library of Congress, OR anywhere on the internet.

Even if it IS similar there's TONs of stories like it, just 008's story came from those quest threads where they say "you got X amount of minutes before you're transported to D&Dland, what you do?".

>>17663719
We did have a few trhreads about how to improve it.

>>17663719
if you talk about it's setting and/or supernatural elements? yes. Vampires who suck cock instead of blood are still vampires, and vampires are /tg/

>>17663670
It's writefaggotry about a /tg/ idea for a campaign. How is that not /tg/ related?

>>17663719
Those aren't vampires.

And since no mod has come by to delete the thread, it must be /tg/ related.

And you must be the same troll who made up that weird Polish author thing.

>>17663665
I don't think its mind works that way. It's given an instruction and it follows it. I think it's either a very weak demon or a very advanced magical construct, like an incredibly powerful Unseen Servant\luminous Assassin. Asemi-sentient construct of pure magic.

>>17663699
Is Plutarch related because he lived in ancient times?
Is Alexander Dumas related because he wrote romanticized adventures?
Is Alexander Solzhenitsyn related since he was a real life npc?

Just decided to display my refusal of this so-called piece of literature so you guys can follow me.

>>17663748
Oh excuse me, did you just say that it wasn't /tg/ and doesn't belong here?

>>17663665
but it did work the second time. The author got stabbed in the gut and probably would have died if not for Avery.

>>17663758
Well, yes to all three.

If we think it's related, then it's obviously related.

End of Story

>>17663748
I was actually politely asking you guys to take storytime elsewhere, you can tell I'm a different dude since I use proper punctuation most of the time.

>>17663774
What did I say? I just don't think the Twilight things are vampires according to popular convention.

>>17663758
> Plutarch
Alexander Dumas
Excellent sources of material.

>real life npc
Have plenty of threads about those

>>17663805
But we do storytime all the time in /tg/. We've done it for years. We even occasionally have write what you roll threads.

>>17663805
But it is /tg/ related, just like every other storytime.

>>17663774

Journal Entry 221

It was an expensive ticket, but we're on the way to Ashvale. From there, we can get to Aeyllin. Hopefully Alex is still there and hasn't run off. So we put all of this planning into getting there, what are we going to do once we do? I doubt the University is going to let us live on campus, not for the long term anyways. We've got some a few days to think it through though. Austin and Ian still wake up in cold sweat, terrified from their experience. Max seems to be doing better from it. PTSD is a pretty bad thing. Even I still wake up occasionally thinking I'm back in the barbarian hunt. I'll get back at those fuckers one day. So Avery has got it in her head that she's going to march into the Aeyllin sun church and start making changes now that we're aware of what's going on and she knows we have her back. It will get messy. Fuck, so many ways that can go wrong. I don't know if I should try and convince her out of that plan though. Anyways, I wonder how the Kobolds of New-Chicago are doing?

no flaming is a global rule, anyone else reporting this silly little pile of mad?

>>17663847
Yes, let's go check up on Kobolago!

>>17663806 is right, you know.

>Looks like they live in the forest
>Don't drink blood
>Have necro-hard on for mortals

Twilight vamps proved to be faggots. Magical faggots, but faggots non-the less.

>008, do us all a favor. Give us juicy stuffs about the characters to talk about, I can only assume we are getting cabin fever without wind in our sails...

>>17663847
>Going back to Boldcago
YES.
>it's probably going to be ruined
even so, about damn time. They've had a year to get their shit in gear.
>>17663774
sage'd, report'd, put spaghetti in pockets, etc.

polite sage for not on topic post.

>>17663885
Wonder if they'll remember the journalist and company... Hopefully they're still up and running, they made camp pretty out of the way last I remembered. At the last they should have semi-permanent residences up, as well as some sort of crops. Maybe they could teach them crop cycling and harvest sharing. Assuming they don't already know that though, but isn't one of the nook's full of farming info?

>>17663963
Perhaps they could get jobs as teachers. I mean they've been through some stuff, they can teach like adventuring 101. "Adapt or die"

Hah, would be funny if Ian found the Kobolds heartwarming/cute/interesting and stayed with them, considering the Journalist just barely tolerates them at times.

Journal Entry 222

We made it to Ashvale without incident for a change. God the place smells from all the leather tanneries and lant processing and whatnot. We are in the process of switching over to another airship that will take us to Aeyllin. We've been on this boat before, crazy shifter captain that wants to be an adventurer but isn't allowed and an insane navigator. We'll leave soon. I'd pop over to the tavern for lunch, but I don't think I could keep my food down in this air. It should be a two day trip. Austin's been asking the airship artificer everything he can about how airships work and then spent some time sketching something on paper I gave him. Maybe he found his calling. An airship that doesn't break down constantly or drop out of the sky like a brick when it does. Marcus in the meantime, has come to a startling realization. He's got an old girlfriend back in Aeyllin and maybe more. Yeah, no sympathy. You reap what you sow, and he's been sowing the fields across the continent.

>>17664024
>take all my money

>>17664095
>Marcus in the meantime, has come to a startling realization. He's got an old girlfriend back in Aeyllin and maybe more. Yeah, no sympathy. You reap what you sow, and he's been sowing the fields across the continent.

Heh. Heh. Heh.

>>17664108
>take all my money
I'm sure the maker would be happy to.
http://rawringplushies.deviantart.com/

>>17664095
You reap what you sow, and he's been sowing the fields across the continent.

i loled

also how green txt?

Journal Entry 223

God fucking dammit. So we're all out on deck while Marcus is desperately trying to play Muse songs on his guitar when we see a light ahead of us. The navigator adjusts course and the light shifts over too. A few seconds later, we nearly have a midair collision with another airship! Seriously?! There's like one airship per town or less, so they're pretty rare. Only a handful of non merchant companies have one in the world. And we almost have a midair collision with one flying at night. Are we cursed or something? Does this happen often? How is this even possible? Where's the fucking fantasy FAA. Christ.

>>17664245
I lol'd.
Seriously, these guys have the shittiest luck with airships.
And Marcus will hopefully get his just desserts at Aeyllin, as he's planted more things than Johnny fucking Appleseed by this point.

>>17664243
Just put
">"
in front of the text, without quotes.
>Like this!

>>17664245
So, how much does this lower the success rate of the group on airships? I'd say it's MAYBE 40%.

>>17664245
>inb4 someone boarded them

>>17664243
>like this

Just put a ">" in front of what you want to greentext.

>>17664297
Oh shit. I did not even think of that.

Spymaster/Assassin guy?

>>17664245
>fantasy FAA
Why, right here silly. http://www.city-data.com/airports/Fantasy-Field-Airstrip-Airport-Chehalis-Washington.html

>>17664169
Ah bummer it was commissioned. Might have to commission another for the hell of it.

Dammit journalist, this is what paranoia is for. How are two ships supposed to keep course that accurately in the wind? Sextants only give you measurements daily. Obviously they sent it to hit you because you keep offing that guy. Why aren't you genre savvy? Also they are on the ship, under the ship, following you behind the horizon, prepared to strike the ship at night with cannons, and subtly controlling your mind.

Journal Entry 224

We made landing in Aeyllin this morning. Guess who was waiting at the landing pad? A very pregnant elf. How did she know we'd be here today? She didn't, she's been coming here every single day the airship was scheduled to return since we left. Marcus was paler then Mike in winter when he went over to greet her. Oh, he didn't have a choice in the matter either. Avery was giving him her smite look when it looked like he was going to run. He's got a lot of explaining to do. We had to explain what was happening to the others, but they caught on pretty fast. So we did manage to get in the University's dorm. They're on break with most of the students out and doing personal research right now and a big group of offworlders with foreign ideas was just the thing to spread some excitement around. Our three newbies were apprehensive at first, having had their share of experimentation, but we reassured them. Alex was not around, he's out of the city with a group of adventurers who were going to check out rumors of some old dungeon in the east woods. They left a few days ago and should be back tomorrow or the day after. He's apparently become a very skilled sorcerer apprentice. It's occurred to me that it's been a long time since we saw him, will he recognize us right away? We've all changed quite a bit and I bet he has as well.

>>17664520
>
>We made landing in Aeyllin this morning. Guess who was waiting at the landing pad? A very pregnant elf. How did she know we'd be here today? She didn't, she's been coming here every single day the airship was scheduled to return since we left. Marcus was paler then Mike in winter when he went over to greet her. Oh, he didn't have a choice in the matter either. Avery was giving him her smite look when it looked like he was going to run.

Ahahahaha, oh man. Go Avery.

>>17664520
This whole Marcus-Pregnant Elf thing is hilarious. I can just imagine the awkward conversation that Marcus tries to put forward.

>>17664520
>Avery has a smite look

Poor Marcus.

>>17664589
Awkward?

Please. He's a bard.

Fuck bards. Again. And probably again.

(Captcha: tydices difficulties. Why yes, Marcus did have some difficulties with them dices.)

>>17664659
True, plus he can just explain he was off saving his friends and what not. Besides he can just use a little bit of bardic magic, she can forget about him.

>>17664780
Doh ho, he'd better not do that with Avery giving him the stinkeye. Them's smitin' words.

Journal Entry 225

So I ran into the master artificer. He's mastered his bicycle design and they're all over the city for those who can afford them. He fixed the traction issue but it's still awkward with the forward peddles and a harsh friction break. Then there's the issue of people having to learn to ride one. Lots of crashes. Bicycle safety gear was invented shortly after by an enterprising merchant. It's more or less leather padding. Anyways, we had a talk about some things. I have been promised payment for my part in this. Once that happens, I'll introduce him to Austin and see what those two can do together. Avery headed off to the sun church, but came back flustered. She went in with all of her righteousness and apparently got laughed out of the building. Better then getting stabbed I guess. Marcus returned. Apparently his girlfriend is crazier or craftier then he thought. They went back to her place and had a nice long comforting talk and then she gave him a ring as proof of her love and devotion. It was a magic ring and he can't take it off. She knows where he is at all times now. The best part is that she bribed the University mages to not interfere and remove it. I wonder what weddings here are like?

>>17664635
>>17664780

Jesus christ, why are bards such dicks?

>Be elfgirl
>Fall in love with a bard that ogles at you.
>End up with him in bed
>Get pregnant, you'll have marry him.
>He avoids you, then leaves town with airship.
>Your family kicks you out.
>Somehow manage to make your living despite being pregnant.
>Still come everyday to the Airship-Port in hope that he didn't just abandon you.
>For a whole goddamn year.

>HURRRRR POOR BARD HE'S GOT BALL AND CHAIN NOW!
>DURRRRR LETS MINDWIPE HER WITH MAGIC!

I kind of hope you guys die as lonely wizards.

>>17664896
HAH!

Elfgirl knows what the hell she's doing. Mark just got owned.

Oh come on Marcus, duh!

This land is magic, you don't just put on rings people give you!

>>17664896
Pregnant Elfgirl is now my favourite character. Hopefully she gets a name and more screentime.

>>17664896
>it was a magic ring and he can't take it off

Aw yeah elfgirl, you go.

>>17664896
HAH! On one hand, kinda creepy stalkerish - on the other, completely deserved, considering he skipped town last time. I'd brofist Elfgirl just for reining in that stupid bard.

On the bicycle front, hand brakes are pretty easy, provided you can get good cable made. The hardest thing will be keeping the cable from snagging, but the concept is easy enough. No rubber, but leather or cork pads will do, even thought they'll be replaced more often.

>>17664896
I've gotta say, it's at that point that I would whack my finger off. You might even be able to get another one.

>>17664983
I just hope she hooks up with the other mothers.
Because you know there are more bastards out there.

>>17664983
This.

We need another female party member.

>>17664896
Oh god, this just gets better and better. I can just see him getting in trouble as an adventurer (after sweey-talking her into letting him continue doing it as a source of income, of course) and then her killing her way through to him with the baby in one hand, a sword in the other and her eyes lit up with a mix of arcane energy and batshit crazy.
>You said until death, and I'm not letting that happen yet!
>But honey, the orcs...
>FUCK THE ORCS. Here, hold your son while I get us out of here.

>>17665152
>awesome ideas

YES.

PREGNANT WOMEN CAN FIGHT. WE HAVE SEEN IT IN THE PAST.

PREGNANT ELF WIFE MUST FIGHT ALONGSIDE HER BARDIC BABYDADDY

>>17665084

You play an instrument for a living and as a source of your magic, and you're going to cut a finger off?

>>17664983
someone to keep the bard from doing stupid shit. keep her around and have her yell at him a bit but still be loving and it will be funny. bard also fall for her and good end.

>>17665191
GIVE BIRTH ON THE BATTLEFIELD.

LIKE THE BOSS. NOT A BOSS. THE BOSS.

>>17665208
new Conan?

>>17665198
Like I said, it depends on whether regenerative magic is available. If not, I might reconsider, but otherwise, off she goes. Honestly, the whole notion of another person restricting my freedom like this elf chick just did is disgusting, and well worth the temporary loss of a finger to negate it.

>implying that knowledge has power
Just because the enemy knows your coming doesn't mean you won't beat them.
Why can't Marcus just go "Well, whatever, you can't follow me around everywhere when you're preggers, and it doesn't really make sense to sell the location of some random bard to strangers."?
Like how would she stop him if he sung her to sleep and took the next plane to Bel-Air?

>>17665257
Because she's gone crazy.

Who knows what she'll do if he ditches her again.

>>17665296
Imagine never staying in one city for more than a day because she is always following.

>Get a girl pregnant.

>Run away.

>Find yourself back in same city later.

>Girl has been waiting for your return.

>Demands you take your part of the responsibility; like you should.

>Try to escape at the cost of physically harming yourself.

Stay classy /tg/.

Your gonna carry that weight, Marcus.

This is hilarious. 008, you're good and you should feel good.

Has he told her about the other women? Cause even with her knowing where he is at all times I doubt that will keep him faithful. It wouldn't surprise me if he hooked up with some other chick any time now, if he hasn't already.

Anyone have that pic of the bard surrounded by the female monsters he's banged and his half-human daughters, and they're all looking angrily at him? Because i think that's due to happen right about now.

Guys, the woman might be insane, but she can't march for like 3 days in a row while pregnant, nor with a child, I think it would be cool to get right the fuck out of there, pay ludicrous amounts of money to get the ring gone from someone outside the guild, and live free again!
Until the child is old enough to stay by itself for a few weeks and the mother gets the ability to move around unhindered. But that's like a year or so, if she gives the baby to a relative for a few weeks, or months, or years.
You know what? Murder or brain-wipe might actually be faster, taking responsibility is a strict no for a bard.
Has anyone even had a father who's a bard? And known him? Didn't think so.

>>17665514
Remember that half-orc caravan chick?

Yeah.

I'm wondering what she's going to do when they have to leave. Will she force them to take her?

>>17665592
He basically is that guy. About the only thing he hasn't banged already is a dragon and I'm not entirely convinced that the elf chick isn't a silver in disguise.

I'm waiting for someone to snag a large chested, somewhat pudgy sopping barmaid redhead to get best end.

>>17665627
>Silver dragon in disguise
>Elf chick seems to be of common birth, couldn't feasibly buy a magic item while not working due to pregnancy and thus a lack of income
>Chick suddenly shows up with a fairly fancy wedding ring that's got mothafuckin' magic.

I think she IS a dragon. It'd explain everything.

>>17665627
What do you mean that guy?
He's not that guy, he's not overpowered, and he doesn't obsess with it, it's not 90% sex 10% consequence, it's of-screen sex hinted at and confirmed with there being an offspring.

Journal Entry 226

I went back to the archives with Avery and Mike. We can read better then last time I was here so I don't need an assistant, but I got one anyways to speed things along. I believe that we may have been going about the search all wrong last time and we have a time frame now. So what happened 400 years ago? Well the University is only 200 years old but their archives date back further when there was a Wizarding guild. 400 years ago, this was still an elven city still. It was a time of change. Religion was starting to get organized with the building of the churches where before it was groups of vaguely allied cults, the age of sail was taking off and wizarding went from superstition and pointless ceremony to being more mathematical and scientific in it's application. Were all of these brought about by Terran intervention or only some of them? We didn't find anything specific though, with names or who had their hands in what. We were informed that the old city records are currently in the care of the peace and love church. We'll have to pay them a visit.

>>17665691
Even if she isn't, unless we're in the Elemental Plane of Magic or someshit, the fact that she can afford to have such a ring made means that

A) Marcus better not piss off the powerful/wealthy chick he just made a mommy, and
B) Marcus has snagged a powerful/wealthy elf chick, score!

So yeah, he better suck it up.

>>17665732
AWWW!! I was hoping for a silver dragon reveal too.

>>17665732
>Religion was starting to get organized with the building of the churches where before it was groups of vaguely allied cults, the age of sail was taking off and wizarding went from superstition and pointless ceremony to being more mathematical and scientific in it's application.

So the previous(?) group brought the land out of the dark ages? I like it.

>>17665721
He means that guy from the pic. Not that guy as in "That Guy"

>>17665600
>>17665600
Tell that to the native americans of the plains tribes. Yeah, that was normal for them.

>>17665782
holy shit i might have been right in the last thread.

>>17665817
It was kind of obvious when we ended up with pictures of them standing in front of old and important places while they were being constructed.

>>17665817
I do occasionally use posted ideas.

>>17665831
but there was still a lot of back and forth about it in the last thread.

Journal Entry 227

Well, I got paid from the master artificer. Not as much as I was hoping, but good enough I suppose. I introduced Austin and they had a discussion about some things. He was impressed with Austin's aptitude and signed him up for the next Artificing class when the break is over. And then the Rheingraf spymaster suddenly appeared and shoved a knife through my throat. I'm done, that's it. I don't know what happened after that other then I was on the ground and dieing. Then I wake up with Avery pouring everything she had in healing me. The spymaster somehow missed everything important or didn't cut the arteries right or something. So I'm stuck in bed, healed but recovering. I lost a lot of blood. This shit's got to end. So what happened with the spymaster? The artificer disarmed him and Austin started strangling him for everything he's worth and then he vanished. Fuck.

>>17666100
>And then the Rheingraf spymaster suddenly appeared and shoved a knife through my throat

>>17665732

>peace and love
>Peace
>Love
>God damn hippies infiltrated the last group

Anyway.

>Implying I am not drawfaggin' it up

I think I said I would do the Kobold air ship captain last thread. I don't know why, but no one seemed to want a main character... Well, here is someone who showed up for 1 journal entry. Enjoy!

>>17666118
Triple-fucking-A on that art, bro.

I think its time to start taking apart the Rheingraf. That thing won't leave him alone otherwise.

Maybe he can get an item that will prevent teleporting in a certain radius around him.

>>17666100
This is getting old, Get a divination spell going and find out where he ports to.

>>17666118
Oh shit you did it, that's awesome!

>>17666140
Dimensional Anchor Scroll

>>17666100

I found your Rheingraf spymaster...

You might want to go find someplace where he can't jump on you.

>>17666118
>MAH NIGGA

I just yelled at my computer screen

You just made me yell at an inanimate object over how excited that made me.

5 star post, A+++ would look at again.

>captcha: strange comentss
damnit captcha

>>17666118

You are awesome and I love you.

>>17666100
Well that sucks.
Hate when that happens.

>>17666118
My next character.

>Menundi Fraser

And that's his name.

>>17666118

Fuckin' A, that's awesome. Do you have a website or gods forbid a deviant art account or something?

>>17666136
>>17666150
>>17666173
>>17666206

Aw shucks, you guys are too nice.

Any other requests or is it safe to move back to the main group?

I mean, I am going to do the main group anyway but I am slow and I don't know if I will finish them before the storytime ends. It is looking like 1 character per day would be the max output. My track record of making stuff then having the Quest die forever before I can post it is very high (I am looking at you EVO quest). But I digress.
Why?

>Implying I have a social life

>>17666363
If you want just do a group shot. I hope this will last the at least 10 or so threads, so you should have the time.

And yes you are fucking amazing anon, 100% amazing.

>>17666363
If you're up to it, Jason would be a good one I think.
A guy with a thiefy outfit on, ruby eyed; the kind of guy you'd expect to come in your window, stab you in the back and take your wallet. He could be nonchalantly listening to an iPod.

>>17666363
Pregnant elf might be interesting. Everyone seems to have an instant fanboner for her. Other than that, main group.

>>17666297

Naw. I just like drawfaggin' for /tg/ in my free time. I have been posting stuff here forever, but it is more fun to have it all be anonymous. To date, I have 8 folders full of random stuff I have made for various quests and such. I am always curious if someone would be able to figure out which stuff is mine, but it is so spread out that no one really notices. Yay for anonymity!

>>17666363

FUCK you are amazing, Evoquest Drawfag, I love you. (definately miffed about that one dying, came back but died again... :/) You should definately post some sort of way of contacting you, you're really top notch.

Journal Entry 228

I got my rest and went out with Avery and Marcus..and Marcus's girlfriend. We paid a visit to the peace and love church. Well, it's a peace and love... for money church. We manage to get into their city archives and start peeling through them circa 400 years ago. We run into a problem; since the city was elven at the time, so were all the documents. Well Marcus's girl can read elven so suddenly she's important to the cause. Well, 400 years ago, a huge group of a hundred or so people showed up, purchased land in the city and started paid construction on the church buildings. There were complaints from the elven builders because the design was extremely unusual to what they were used to building, having buttresses, vaulted ceilings and domes, so it was being overseen by one of the travelers who got things under control and brought in several innovations such as a new kind of crane system that could handle heavier loads, scaffolding and a new kind of mortar. For the longest time, the churches were the tallest buildings in the city. The techniques were adopted and used in further city development to make Aeyllin what it is today. Most of the churches use the same style so this spread around all the major cities at the time. There's more to it then that. As we were taking a break, Marcus's girlfriend pointed out something similar to what we were looking for. A thousand years ago, the elves suddenly moved from the woods and founded Aeyllin, started using the quarrying techniques that they're still using and began making paper. They didn't have regular contact with the rest of the world at the time. If I remember right, that's around the time Wolflake was being founded and when most people believe that the massive bridge that Rosenbridge is sitting on was made. If this means what I think it does.. I have a headache now.

>>17666467
>Well, 400 years ago, a huge group of a hundred or so people showed up, purchased land in the city and started paid construction on the church buildings

OHSHI-

oooo shit, some power in this world is bringing over terrans to spread tech to this world. OMG!!!

>>17666483
Better yet, the grifting power structure of the churches is organized to fund the Terrans and keep them in power, while not directly having a hand in the nobility. It'd be like if the Middle Ages Catholic Church was founded by Martians

>>17666501
>>17666483
That's...that's BRILLIANT.

>>17666410

Yeah, it was either him or the warlock next. A thief sounds fun, so I think that will work.

>>17666419

Yeah, I think if I do that I would have to have our bard standing next to her with the most forlorn expression on his face while she has the biggest smile ever. I would be very tempted to put "GAME OVER" at the top as well. So that would be a 2 day one.

>>17666538

>>17666538
>bard standing next to her with the most forlorn expression on his face while she has the biggest smile ever.

I don't care if it's not in the story, a shotgun must be present somewhere in that picture.

>>17666567
Preferably with the elf holding it behind her back.

i still think the elf veing a disguised dragon is still a good idea

>>17666567

The ring IS the shotgun.

>>17666501
>>17666467

Now...I am not saying it was Terrans...But it was Terrans.

>>17666619
Oh god
I fucking lost it

>>17666619
Here, I gotcha one better.

Journal Entry 229

Alex returned today! He was dirty, bruised and in good spirits. He was with the adventurers he left with and they were successful with their expedition apparently. We all gather up to meet him. It takes him a few minutes and then he notices Mike holding a Nook and suddenly it all clicks in. He runs over and suddenly a group hug initiated. We spent the rest of the day in the tavern getting all caught up. The good, the bad, the losses. So Alex had his own adventure. He left for Aeyllin a little before Avery left for Wolflake, fought bandits with magic he couldn't quite control and managed to make enough money for his airship trip and trailed along with a group of adventurers who were leaving Winterfield during its civil war and made it to Aeyllin, and he's been here since learning to control his wild talent. He had heard of some of our exploits from the university staff and managed to get his own recharge stone out of the master artificer. So, for the first time in over a year, we're all together again, and we're stronger then before. We aren't the lost and scared children anymore. We're Terrans. When the world pushes, we can push back. Avery, put the damned journal down! I haven’t been doing evil things lately.

>You're so god damned melodramatic sometimes.

>>17666619
Okay, I loled.

>>17666674
>We aren't the lost and scared children anymore. We're Terrans. When the world pushes, we can push back

Humanity, fuck yeah! Technology, fuck yeah!

>>17666674
Even though it's a risk, even though it's a lot of money, i might try to resurrect Amanda and/or Dan
Amanda even seemed to know a lot about farming

>>17666619
Who is this guy, and where is he from? I gather he's some kind of alien fanatic; will I understand if I'm not American? At least give me a name so I can youtube the guy.

>>17666733
maybe try reincarnation its cheaper

>>17666755
The History Channel was in such dire straits for a while that they'd let anyone pay them to run any kind of crap. This idiot is one of the 'aliens built the pyramids' nuts and got his show on History Channel (one of the many reasons it is no longer considered a reputable source of educational information). Someone screencapped a bit of the show and it has been a running gag ever since. Ironically, his hair style reminds me of the Centauri from Babylon Five.

>>17666770
and can lead to shenanigans if they roll up something exotic. though i believe only true resurrection can do anything with no body so we'd be limited to amanda, and getting her body would involve going back through barbarian turf

>>17666770
I think we need a part of the person maybe?
And Dan might be pissed if he comes back as a halfling.

>>17666755
That is Giorgio Tsoukalos, an "expert" from a show on history channel called "Ancient Aliens." It's a show that's basically trying to suggest that ancient aliens came down and built everything ancient ever while humanity stood throwing poo at each other. They use him quite a lot.

>>17666755

He's a crazy alien conspiracy therist that got interviewed on the history channel. For more then one show. I think the meme started on /sci/

>>17666797
"HALFLING DAN HERE, READY TO SELL YOU THE TECHNOLOGICAL ACHIEVEMENT OF A LIFETIME"

>>17666785
what's crazy about his theory

>>17666674

Gods, I love the Avery / Journal Writer interactions like that. Just about gets a giggle out of me every time.

>>17666755
His name is Giorgio Tsuokalos. He's a nutjob who tries to put about 80% of ancient history in terms of aliens, and as such is regularly featured on the history channel program "Ancient Aliens". He became a meme when someone screencapped him in the pose seen there and captioned it "now I'm not saying it was aliens... But it was aliens."

>>17666674

I won't have time to drawfag this, but this is a simple comic I thought up for this whole diary situation.

Panel 1:
Journalist writing in his notebook.

Panel 2:
Journalist closing the book and sticking it in his bag.

Panel 3:
Journalist walking off screen.

Panel 4:
Avery popping her head in to the frame.

Panel 5:
She opens the journal and starts reading. She flips to the last page and sees the following text:

Dear Journal,

Today I learned a very valuable lesson about respecting people's privacy. It is not good manners to look into other people's stuff even if you can. Unless you are a psion. Then it is totally fine, because reading someone's mind doesn't count. Also, Avery, tell Mike and Marcus I say "Hi".

Panel 6:
HUGE BANG SOUND

Panel 7:
Cut to a Marcus doing his exorcist walk on the ceiling casting some really loud, obnoxious spells with the biggest troll face ever and Marcus behind the door playing this as loud as he can:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOqk_q4NLLI

Panel 8:
>Fuuuuuuuuuuuck yooooooooooooou.

>>17666815
huh. that actually looks surprisingly similar to the avery drawn in the previous thread. I like it.

>>17666833

Fuck, Mike was rocking out behind the door. I cannot into names.

>>17666755
There used to be a channel for Historical Documentaries, mostly about WWII (I remember an early Drew Carey episode where he answered the question 'would you kill Hitler?' with "If I did, there wouldn't be a history channel. On the other hand, I'd be on the history channel as The Man Who Killed Hitler').
It's ratings plateaued out in the late nineties and they tried to cash in on the Da Vinchi code craze by running 'historical' documentary serials about ridiculous conspiracy theories, aliens, the supernatural, Atlantis, things of that nature. That guy is from 'Ancient Aliens', where they basically look at ancient ruins and decide that some made up 'mystery' can only be explained by aliens.

>Panel 6:
>HUGE BANG SOUND
I don't get this part. Explain?

>>17666785
>>17666804
>>17666807
>>17666818
Huh, okay then. Can't youtoob it now, but I will as soon as I get home.

Also, won't Avery and our writer just fuck already? Sheesh. And what is our writer's name anyway? If it was written down, I musta missed it.

>>17666857
she keeps getting into his journal while he's not paying attention. They're trolling her by scaring the shit out of her while she's reading, with the Panel 5 line a reprimand for fucking around.

>captcha: curious uccurin

>>17666857

Supposed to be Mike and Marcus scaring the crap out of Avery by making loud noises. I always imagined her sneaking in once everyone passed out and reading the journal. I figure the journalist would have bribed the guys to help him catch Avery and scare the crap out of her. Essentially Mike
(Warlock) would have just been chilling on the ceiling the whole time waiting for her to come in and open the damn book. Marcus (Bard) would have been waiting out of sight until he saw her go in and heard the first bang.

Sorry if that didn't make sense.

Journal Entry 230

So I was tested at the University today. They were trying to figure out how to get rid of that tracking spell the Rheingraf spymaster apparently put on me. After 4 hours of having everything imaginable thrown at me, they concluded that there was no tracking spell. Well how the hell does he keep finding me?! Sure, there are several ways he can vanish like that, Teleport or invisibility or the various other variations of the theme. They need more information. Well great. He's already manifested in the middle of the Artificer's office once. God dammit. Anyways, Max has signed up for a wizarding course. He seems to think he has what it takes. Ian on the other hand is checking into fencing. Good for them. Unfortunately for the rest of us, the University break is over tomorrow and everyone who is not a student or staff need to move out to make space. To make matters worse, all the inns are loaded up with people applying. Fuck it, we're moving in with Marcus's girlfriend until we can get a place of our own. It'll only be temporary.

>>17666907
>Fuck it, we're moving in with Marcus's girlfriend until we can get a place of our own. It'll only be temporary, until we can get our own place.

>>17666924
Oh gosh, I can just imagine Marcus with the most distant expression ever as girlfriend-elf cheerfully cooks for everyone.

>>17666924

I SMELL A SITCOM!

a few days worth of sitcoms would be funny.

>>17666904
Maybe more of a build up? "Tell Mike and Marcus I said hi" probably warrants its own panel. Cut to an over the shoulder look from below Avery, showing Mike on the ceiling ready to pounce, sporting a creeper/demonic/shiteating smile. And maybe instead of a bang, it's Marcus entering the scene the only way a bard knows how: with a magically enhanced power chord.

>>17666924

Elf girl to Bard "I NEED A DRAGON MEAT SANDWICH. NOW."

Bard: "Uh, honey, I don't think they sell that. Anywhere."

Elf: "GUESS WHAT YOU ARE DOING TODAY!"

Journalist: "Quit bitching and go get some dragon meat, you big baby. By the way, this breakfast is fantastic, [Elf girl our idiot Bard knocked up]."

>>17666989

Yeah, that works better. I would have been better off just write fagging it out rather than describing it. Especially since it isn't getting drawn.

Journal Entry 231

Marcus's girlfriend, Raina, has a weird house. It's got two small bedrooms, a kitchen/pantry and then one fuckall huge room with no furniture. Well, at least we had plenty of room. Avery got the second bedroom. Marcus stayed with his beloved. Since we're staying with her, we're chipping in and paying for food and cooking. Jason and Avery went out house hunting while I did the shopping and helped with the cooking. I don't trust Mike with the cooking. He might accidentally add infernal energies instead of the salt while preparing the meat or something. Marcus got to clean. Raina seemed bothered at first by the sudden appearance of 7 of her boyfriend's buddies asking to stay over but she's gotten over it and has been quite cheerful. So how long to Elven pregnancies last? 9 months. If it's a half-breed like this one is, who knows. So how exactly do they deliver babies here? Apparently with midwives. We wrote down a quick emergency map of the nearest 5 in town should “the event” kick off while we're here.

>>17663511
not gonna work. I copyright my stuff

>>17667106
I'm reminded of an old /tg/ story where a bunch of old, experienced adventurers took care of a Noh-like child (hell, maybe it was Noh herself, I can't remember). Marcus Jr. is gonna have the awesomest aunt and uncles ever!

So influxes of Terrans are the reason for the major cities/civilizations?

I really do think that something just grabs a handful of people anytime they need a tech-up.

>>17667143
Ha! Found it!

http://1d4chan.org/wiki/Noh#Best_End

>>17667159
I remember that

>>17667144
I'd prefer it if Terrans weren't responsible for ALL technological progress, though. I mean, if it's a 'humans only' thing, then I could be okay with it, progress could be humanity's hat, but this reliance on an outside force is a bit offputting to me, to be honest.

That said, this is some quality writefaggotry, 008. Keep going!

>>17667195
They aren't responsible for all advances. Airships for example.

Journal Entry 232

Okay, so we don't have enough money yet to get a more permanent residence. Rather then get jobs like regular people, we're going to ransack a dungeon at request of the kingdom. The advisers were sending out calls for help. Since most of the adventurers in town were at the University, we picked it up. It pays well. There has been reports of strange lights and noises and they seem to think it's a cult or a feral race preparing to do something. Avery, Alex and Jason are going with me. Marcus has to stay home with his girl and Mike is assisting at the university with something. We have our mp3 players charged, some dungeoneering gear and emergency rations. Here we go.

>>17667220
>Rather then get jobs like regular people, we're going to ransack a dungeon at request of the kingdom
Awwwww yeah.

>inb4 it has something to do with the other terrans

>>17667106
>huge room w/o furniture
She's a dragon!

>>17667220
>I'm here to listen to mp3s and kick ass... and my battery is empty.

>>17667220
See, this is what I like about the characters. They're normal dudes, who just happen to go dungeon-diving for a living.

>>17667233

Na, its the kobold village of New Chicago sending out patrols.

>>17667220
dear gods, they need to invent shades.
>It's 106 miles to BoldCago, we have a full wagon of goods, half a pack of Magic Wands, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses.

You know what would be really fucking awesome? Dinosaur cavalry. Like, some nation from the south has a cavalry division made up of armored goddamn triceratops.

>>17667279
>"Hit it."

>>17667279
>>17667289
See, this begs a question: If they invented their own god(s) and got people to worship them, could they declare themselves paladins?

I ask because I was listening to some songs on my MP3 player earlier, while reading the last thread, and things started to click in my head. The Gorrillaz song Clint Eastwood where a supposed ephemeral force is actually the source behind all ryme, music, and inspiration, followed by the Guns and Roses cover of Sympathy for the Devil, then God Gave Rock and Roll to You, the original Argent version, not the KISS cover. I had a vision of the Bard playing them for patrons, backed by illusions and psionic suggestions..... Could they revolutionize the pantheon?

>>17667345
>Find a bunch of goblins
>Elevate them above Feral level
>Get them to worship Bowie as the God King of Goblinkind
>[Too awesome to be shown]
>All of the profits. All of them.

>>17667345
So, wait..... you've mega-blown my mind..... Actual divine powers from being a metal-head..... woah...

Journal Entry 233 Part 1

It took half a day to get there. We rented Bikes, it was cheaper then horses and faster then walking. I'm sure we looked ridiculous. So we managed to find this dungeon. Sure enough, I'm picking up minds inside. So we go in cautiously. Jason takes the lead, doing his thing. Bugbears. Holy shit. I've only seen one or two and at a distance. They're feral. There's about 20 or so inside scattered all throughout the place. Jason takes out the front two sentries before they even know what's going on. After that, all hell breaks loose. One that Jason didn't see yells out an alarm. Alex starts throwing around magic like a madman, lightning, fire, color sprays. The bugbears come running with bows and axes, blades and the like. Avery decides that they're evil enough and lights up like a holy beacon and goes in swinging. I'm nearly blinded by what's going on but I do my best at fucking up their archers minds and making them shoot each other. Jason's apparently got no trouble seeing with that ruby eye of his and he gets in there. They pull a retreat and we advance slowly, me pointing out their ambushes, Jason clearing their traps. The whole place smells like wet dog and sulfur.

Journal Entry 233 Part 2

After we're done, we start picking through the place. Some coinage, a few pieces of gear that's worth keeping and In the back we find what looks like a big glowing vase sitting on an alter next to some tombs. Avery states that it's evil. Well none of us are going to touch it. We start looking for something we can use as tongs when there's a sudden bang and one of the crates slides open and a fucking Lich walks out. He looks at us, he looks at the massacred bugbears, looks at the vase thing, then looks back to us. We're having a stare down, not a word is said. He then quietly grabs his Vase, steps back and teleports out. Thank god. I didn't want to deal with a fucking Lich and I guess he didn't want to deal with us. Anyways, we made it back to town around nightfall, collected our reward and went back to Raina's place and got some rest.

>>17667454
>>17667447
>Lich

HORY SHET!!!!!!!

I'm pretty sure that lich just had a
>The fuck is that? The fuck is this?
Kind of moment.

lich comfirmed for older party

>>17667506
That would be a twist of epic proportions.

i was hoping the narator would mind read

>>17667528
>Mind Reading a Lich.

Yeah thats not asking to be horribly raped at all.

>>17667506
no man

>lich confirmed for epic tier hangover

>>17667528
Do YOU want to know what a lich's mind is like?

>>17667528
>>17667546
"You damned kids! Get out of my dungeon!

Kids these days have no respect for their elders."

Journal Entry 234

I got called to the University for awhile to assist the Psion instructor with a demonstration. The usual mindrape. Just writing that made me realize how used to this shit I've gotten. So what happens in the off chance I get home and I keep it? If I lose it? I don't think I could go home at this point. Maybe I should do what Marcus is doing and find a nice girl to settle down with. I guess that's what the previous group did. I don't even remember the faces of my old friends and family without having to look back at the old digital photos I have. That's messed up. Anyways, I went house shopping. Nothing yet. I'm sure if Avery wasn't looking over my shoulder, I could force inherit one. You know, on second thought, I don't want to to settle down and live like these people. These peasants. We're better then that, we all are. I don't want to be a king or anything like that but there must be something better than this. Besides, I'm not ready to settle down. There are still debts that need to be settled. For Amanda.

>>17667599
>I don't want to to settle down and live like these people. These peasants.

Dictator senses tingling!

>There are still debts that need to be settled. For Amanda.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7Fr-wIZQvw

>>17667621
No, but he's finally thinking like a PC.

>>17667666
EXACTLY!

(I keed, I keed)

>>17667474
More like a 'fuck this shit, I'm out of here' moment.

Journal Entry 235

So I was at the University again checking in on our three students. Austin's doing fine in his Artificing courses, Ian's managed to keep up with his better trained peers in fencing through sheer determination and Max.. Max is doing better then fine. The instructor is apparently worried that his understanding of how wizarding works is spiraling out of control. Why? Max says it's mathematics. I guess it makes sense? The locals have a limited mathematics background while he doesn't. Because of this, he may very well bypass the instructor before the course is over. What's the problem with this? The instructor doesn't believe he'll have the wisdom or experience to throw around what he's capable of throwing around and may cause catastrophe. He's pretty confident that he's under control, but if the guy that's been doing this all his life is worried, I'd stop and listen. Anyways, aside from doing the normal stuff around the house and town, I've started looking into a trip back to Brightly and then seeing what's going on in Winterfield. I feel it's time to go back. I haven't told the others yet, not until I'm sure. It may very well be my end, or all of ours, but I feel it's something that must be done. I'll start poking around the others, seeing their disposition towards this plan. As Avery is reading my journal right now, yes Avery I know you are, I'm sure she'll come and tell me what she thinks.

>No, I'll let you come to me this time.

Alright, that's all for tonight. I'll see you Gents after I'm awake again and fed. Good night and enjoy!

> No, I'll let you come to me this time.
Heh.

>>17667760
>The instructor is apparently worried that his understanding of how wizarding works is spiraling out of control

Hell yeah, this is gonna be good.

>>17667760
Max confirmed for living artillery.

>>17667760
>No, I'll let you come in me this time.
Fixed.

Awesome, great stuff, 008.

Keep up the good work, I look forward to seeing you Tomorrow. I'm off to sleep as well.

(You're a terrible person, giving me a reason to stay up this late. :p )

>>17667842
its only 8.30

>>17668128
>What are timezones?

>>17668163
derp
what is rum

>>17668128

its 12:20 here

>/tg/ - its a worldwide geekdom

>The instructor doesn't believe he'll have the wisdom or experience to throw around what he's capable of throwing around and may cause catastrophe. He's pretty confident that he's under control, but if the guy that's been doing this all his life is worried, I'd stop and listen.
Ruh roh! He should wise up. Knowing how to do something but not WHY something should or should not be done is a terrible combination. Particularly when one can fuck with the source code of reality.

Should be worth some fireworks!

And I really do hope they resurrect the other two.

>>17668193
What is rum?
A delicious pile of fermented molasses.
But enough talk, it's drinkin' time!

>>17668224

it's already been established that a lot of wizards in this world have a very loose grip on morality and kindness to others

>"oh hey, these guys look weird - lets buy them as slaves and keep them magically in stasis to do tests on them, while my buddy occationally comes over to remove bits of their anatomy for his flesh golem"

>>17668310
Wizards - no sense of right and wrong

>>17667760
>He's pretty confident that he's under control, but if the guy that's been doing this all his life is worried, I'd stop and listen.

Ha, I just realized that here, it's the sorceror who's careful with his magic, and the wizard who might be going off the deep end!

>>17668317
Dunno about that, the sorcerer was tossing around magic before he got any kind of understanding of it.

>>17668310
On the other hand, the dwarven wizards at least find slavery distasteful, so they're doing better on the morality chart than the "good" sun church.

>>17668343
Probably because he popped his brain when he wasn't careful. That's kindof a wakeup call.

>>17668343
Yeah, but at least he knows how dangerous magic can be now, and you couldn't really blame the guy for being naive. Max on the other hand? "It's just math HURRPADURRP"

There will be explosions.

>>17668363
More like
>It's just number crunching, what's the worst that could happen?

>>17668363
>>17668357
Even after that, on their journey he was fucking around with magic he apparently had difficulty controlling. I mean, granted, that's fairly common among sorcerers, and granted he was under some really shitty circumstances, but the point stands.

>>17668381
>>17668363
Well, after being a wizards guinea pig bitch for so long, perhaps he's simply doing this as a way to cope with trauma/ensure others can't do it to him again/whatever. Also, being able to keep mr Narrator "mindrape you and write about it" Journalist out of your head probably has some appeal.

can't wait for the next entry.

Does anyone know which timezone 008 exists in?

>>17668815
He mentioned EST, but given his hours I have a hard time believing he's in the US. Isn't there an EST in Ausfaglandia?

>it's already been established that a lot of wizards in this world have a very loose grip on morality and kindness to others
Yeah, and they have a habit of being killed for fun and profit.

>>17668815
Well, going by posting times in the first thread.

First batch: 14:43 to 05:12
Break for the night.
Second batch: 12:39 to 20:54
Break for what I assume is dinner or something like that.
Third batch: 00:04 to 06:15
Break for the night.
Fourth batch: 15:45, continues into second thread

Factor in that at this time he left this time around at 04:56, I'd say he lives in US pacific time zone.

>>17668868
I doubt that. He's starting very early for Australia. I'm guessing he's in the US.

Unless my reading is totally off.

>>17668868
There is, but he uses American English, so I doubt he's Australian.

Bump.

I am in fact in the EST timezone, I just have a fucked up schedule. Also I'm up much earlier then I should be today because I can't stop thinking about more plot.

>>17669468
Morning plot-boner.

>>17669468
> I can't stop thinking about more plot.

Journal Entry 236

A consensus has been reached. Aside from our three students, the rest of us will go, Marcus included, but only after the baby's been born. That could be tomorrow or in a few months. Well, I guess I have time to better plan out this little adventure. In the meantime, Mike is going to write a book for the University archive titled “Earth”, written in English and will contain just about everything, which isn't much, that we know about the situation should a group come some time after us. The way things look from our research, there will most definitely be another group and who knows what they'll introduce to this world. We're certainly not done bringing change. The question still remains, who is doing this? I think I understand the why. With magic and gods, this world doesn't have any problems with stagnating. So someone brings us in to kick the world in the pants and force evolution. Just as we must adapt to this world to survive, so the world must adapt to us I guess? We've pretty much have already made the Wolflake Orcs one of the most powerful militaries in the world, should they manage to take advantage of what we've given them. So will history remember us as bringing in the age of Orcs and gunpowder? Fuck, that reminds me, who was behind giving the Wolflake sun church the materials to build a cannon? We're all here, none of us did. It can't be a natural development can it? Or maybe it was just coincidence? I don't know anymore.

Journal Entry 237

After thinking it through, I've decided that maybe the Orcs being the only ones to have stirrups isn't the best of ideas. So we are going to give the tech to Aeyllin and through that, it'll spread through the adventurers to other cities and nations at a slower pace and maybe we can make a profit off it on the side. I took Marcus and Jason out with me and we sold the idea to several of the right people. The guard will be putting them to use right away, they loved the idea. Then there is black powder. To be honest, I'm still shaky with the idea of just handing out something like that, but it seems that I already have. So we disclosed the formula with the University master alchemist and made sure he understood how dangerous it was. We don't need him blowing himself up while unlocking the mysteries of it, and I gave him a quick demonstration of it's possibilities with my gun. I have this feeling of dread now that I've unleashed something horrible unto the world. Is this how Alfred Nobel felt when he unleashed dynamite unto the world? Well, I'm no Alfred Nobel. Far from it.

Hooray, plot goodness!

>>17669769
Well I'd think of it this way, you're advancing SCIENCE. Right now they're like the renaissance, but when they're done perhaps they'll be up to Victorian era.

Perhaps they should do some magictech like Eberron, with the magewrights and all that good stuff. It'd be combination of what they got and what the Terrans introduce. Then it would naturally evolve on it's own.

>>17669769

considering that they already have wizards with fireballs - then adding gunpowder arguably isn't that big of a gamechanger

sure, at wolfslake it made a big impact - but its not a cannon. it wont be that effective in a siege, beyond defending - and the orcs didn't seem to have any interest in holding fortresses.

Journal Entry 238

We had an incident today. The sun church decided that Avery wasn't spending enough time devoting herself to them and showed up at the house to take her back. I wasn't picking up anything resembling good intentions, just self interest and greed. They want her badly because of what she knows, what she is and there is a jealousy of her power? I don't know why there is the jealousy, she's just a Cleric. Anyways, Avery fought back and we had her back, even Raina. The pregnant elf apparently knows a little magic and threw up some distraction spells. When all was said and done, we sent the church priests back with their tails between their legs, but we've just opened ourselves up to their divine reprisal. I'm not sure what they're capable of in this city. So we've set up some fortifications for Raina and have Jason watching the temple for activity. In the meantime, we gathered and watched Strange Days again. We had to explain everything to Marcus's girl and I know she didn't understand even a quarter of it, she was bleeding confusion the entire time. Speaking of her, she's got the weirdest mental signature. Might be a side effect of pregnancy.

>>17670161
It's really the difference between needing to get a mage into the battlefield to use it, and just needing anyone who can operate a catapult.

It makes fiery explosions much more common than they used to be.

>>17670254
He went with the secret Dragon suggestion I knew it.

DRAGONS!!!!

>>17670308
>in b4 she is a mindflayer in disguise

>>17670308
Wait, if she's a secret dragon... aren't dragons the bards of the monster world - they'll fuck anything?

If that's the case, who got who in the sack there, really?

Unpresidented shits and giggles values character development incoming

>>17670369
Bards > everything else at sex. Fact of nature.

>>17670354
I even considered that option, just as a mindfuck. No one would suspect.

>>17670254
Yet more evidence that the sun church is a giant pile of dicks.

>Speaking of her, she's got the weirdest mental signature. Might be a side effect of pregnancy.

confirmed for dragonny goodness.

i'm perfectly ok with this.

>>17670376
Just as keikaku

Can't believe this thread is still up and going, you guys must so bored/frustrated, dont know what it would take to make you open your eyes...

Journal Entry 239

Marcus was in some weird kind of frenzy all day today and blasting fear and panic across the room hard enough that it almost penetrated my passive defenses. He won't talk about it though. Well, whenever he's ready. Maybe the fact that he's going to be a father soon sunk in. Maybe he saw another old girlfriend in town. I don't know. We have Mike watching the church today. He's idly reading the Dune series on the nook and set up in one of the street cafe's near the church. Avery spent most of the day in prayer. I don't know if that's going to help in any way. That left me, Jason and Alex. So we went out and did some sightseeing and hit a few taverns along the way before stopping off at the University. Something was bothering me. When our trio of students were in captivity, some wizard fiend of the Archmage kept taking biological samples from them for some experiments. Why, they're just human like everyone else right? The university is looking into it. They think it has to do with the fact that we're offworlders and thus some people might think we're different because of that. So the same reason Avery was getting harassed in the church. Then again, we have taken extremely well to magic considering we're from a no magic world. Even psionics and sorcery which aren't something that just anyone can do. I don't know what to think and I await their results. Anyways, I think we're going to drag Marcus out to a tavern and get him blitzed, he's been suffering enough lately.

I have been the first poster of the last 3 threads. Or 2 idk. I dont go on tg very often but when i do, i read good writfaggortry. Find me another good read up right now

>>17670431
>STOP ENJOYING YOURSELVES
nothnx

>final battle
>immense undead horde vs organized renaissance-era army
>"DON'T FIRE TILL YOU SEE THE WHITES OF THEIR... EYE SOCKETS!"

>>17670464

I'm waiting for the Church to attack while she's giving birth, and right after she gets enough strength back... I can see it now....

>Brother! How long do you think they'll last.

>Not too much longer, I hope. I still have little boys to AGGGHHH I'M ON FIRE! AHHHHHH! THE BURNING!!

Dragon shenanigans while the terrans just stare slack-jawed at the event that just occurred.

Mike(to Marcus):
>Dude, you banged a Dragon... Brofist.

Captcha: AMoning Xenophanes... WOT?

>>17670354
If she was a mindflayer in disguise, I'd think she'd go after our psion instead of the bard.

>>17670431
You know what?
Fuck it, you're right. OP is copying some story no one but you can locate, that is only recorded on a site that no 404'd, by an author that no one has any information on, that was written in Polish but somehow translates perfectly into English grammar, full of English language idioms and colloquialisms, written in 1982 with constant references to late 2000s/early 2010 tech and has taken the time to steal it so he can post it for free, under a pseudonym, on an anonymous image board.

This makes perfect sense.
You have successfully open my eyes. Now kindly fuck off.

>>17670558
Psions don't fuck as well as bards and even illithids feel the carnal needs of their host bodies, occasionally.

Prego elf is so ofbviously a dragon at this point, it's not even funny. I mean, her house has one big-ass, empty room specifically so she can reveal her true form.

As the anon that suggested it in the first place, this fills me with glee. I'm actually giggling like a schoolgirl at the thought of her big reveal.

>>17670619
also:
>magic that suddenly is known for what appears to be a lower class elf
>magic binding ring that was made for the guy after left, also had the money to bribe the entire university to not let him get it off.

yup, thar bes a dragons.

Journal Entry 240

Alex came running in today shouting. The church was on the move. Sure enough, paladins showed up at our door, 10 of them. We had already left by then. We had moved Raina and Marcus to an inn and snuck around town and seized control of their church and took the remaining clerics and priests hostage. Then, one by one, I erased any knowledge of Avery or us from their minds and sent them on their way. I found out why they're jealous of Avery. It's because the sungod talks to her, and they don't talk to them anymore. They can still wield his power, just without as much force. Anyways, I implanted a small nugget in their minds. Jealousy of the Paladins. We made it out of there before the Paladins returned and made for the inn. We'll see how this plays out.

>>17670254
>pregnant elf
>threw up spells
heh

>>17670661
I.E. its called following the sun gods beliefs, these guys are doing it completely wrong.

Alright, we're in autosage.

>>17670661
She reads his journal, it's only right that she tells him of her God conversations

Sungod likea the new girl from out of town

>>17670684

Alright, links to next.

>>17670661
Maybe the Journalist should start praying to the god of travel. Seriously.

New thread >>17670989