POOHEAD189

Warhammer Fantasy - Call of Chaos

@GreivousKhan@Andronicus23@Madrigal@BCTheEntity@Willy Vereb@BangoSkank@Oak7ree@Ezekiel
We plan to start this RP in around a week's time. Hopefully July 1st. Those of you who haven't submitted a paper, I suggest getting to it. Though you can join in later if you wish.

Those that have been accepted. excellent job!

'Misthophoroi' - A Sci-Fi Mercenary RP

@JbcoolWell when he took control of the equipment/weapons for selling stuff, as well as when he was a law enforcer, he'd gotten familiar with various types of equipment. Though I could have him become the quartermaster of his unit when he was in the military.

Frokane's Mildly Politcal Hangout Thread

In my opinion, blaming religion for the violence/persecution of humanity is like blaming a car for a reckless driver. Should we just do away with cars? Religion is just an excuse. If there was never a religion, we'd have fought/killed one another for other reasons. We already know what it would be like to actively destroy religion. Stalinist Russia, and there was much more violence and persecution there than say, religious America.

Into The Dark: Mercenaries (Heroes of Fame and Fortune)

@TangletailTroll one. Though you can look around town, or go back and see if a new one has shown up. But Troll one was the only one that morning. It is now after lunch.

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Remember peeps. Big city. Time to get creative. Tell me what you wanna do in your next post, and what direction you got to. I'll lead from there.
Or fruitin' go to the brothel.

Frokane's Mildly Politcal Hangout Thread

@mdk
TBH the whole history of Germany can be described as "Oh boy, let's destroy Europe!"

Fucking Germans at it again

@Andreyich

Well, for a long time Europe was at each other's throats. It literally switched between Nations. Germany just happened to be relatively recently.

Into The Dark: Harbingers of Ruin

@MiddleEarthRoze@LadyTabris Thought I got everyone in the tag, but posted :)

The Lord of the Rings: The Age of Men

WOOOOOO, YES!

Into The Dark: Harbingers of Ruin

In the distance, the rolling clouds billowed forward as the daytime progressed. Thunder boomed upon the northern horizon as the afternoon sun was blotted out. The Dwarfs chuckled and conversed in their native tongue once they finished with their merry tune.

The Drabarian pipped in when they asked him a question. Apparently there was a shared language as they spoke. He regarded Mallow curiously, but then shook his hand with a grip that could shatter stoner. The travelers seemed to have, for the most part, begun to relax from their long journeys and sit down a spell.

The minutes slipped by, and lunch was in the process of being eaten by many of the vagabonds and travelers. It caused many of them to nearly drop their meals when they heard one of the booms of thunder much too close for what was conceivably possible. It seemed to happen just above the Cairn, and yet the realization was now clear as day. There had been no lightning.

It was the Dwarves and Drabarian that looked upwards first, as well as the Gypsy. They gazed into the sky, less than a mile north of them and almost directly upwards. At first, there was nothing. No thunder or sound. Merely grey clouds obscuring the sky and teasing the vision. And within moments, it changed. Two shapes hurtled downwards, looking very small at first but swiftly growing to huge proportions. Great membranous wings flapping to and fro as two great creatures ripped and tore one at another in freefall.

"Dragons!" The leaner Dwarf cried, helping his other companion up as the two grabbed their things and hightailed out back down the slope as fast as their stubby legs could move. Above, the Dragons hurtled toward the Cairn in a grappling ball of fire, claws, and muscle.
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Frokane's Mildly Politcal Hangout Thread

@POOHEAD189 Maybe I just need to find the right teacher. I tried to pick up a little Swedish to wow my Swedish friends, its tantalizingly familiar to English, except when its not :(

@Penny

Aaaw.
If you break down sentences between English and German, you can see a lot of similarities. For example:

Ich liebe den Hund

"I love the dog"

The way the words sound when you say them sound strikingly similar. "Ich" sounds very much like "I" "liebe" sounds like love. Den is the only one you'd need to think on. Hund is of course a word for Hound.

Frokane's Mildly Politcal Hangout Thread

@PennyI understand. Though as odd as it sounds, my Western Civ professor gave a lesson on the german language, and it's apparently extremely similar to english if we break it down sentence by sentence. Probably the easiest language for an english speaker to learn, in all honesty. I can't teach it like he did though.