Fantasy NES: Sekai

[Angst]

I would SO want to resume this. The concept is to epic to miss.

 

[kkmo]

I want to continue sometime, but this summer is going to be way too busy for me.

When it does continue, I will use the same map and setting and rules. The question is, do we continue right where we left off, or do we re-start? And the re-start has two options: a clean start in the Third Age, or a start in the Fourth Age (something dramatic happens in the Third Age that causes all of the pre-existing kingdoms to shatter). I'm okay with any of this, and will leave it to democracy to decide. This won't continue probably until the fall, though!

greetings to everyone.

 

[Ninja Dude]

I'd say continue where we left off. I think this was going pretty good, and it would be nice to be able to continue what we were doing.

 

[kkmo]

I'm OK with that. I'll have to change some colors and fonts and icons on the map. But that's no problem.

We were wrapping up Xal'Amul, and getting to shapeshifters and demons from the underworld and strange behaviors of south-shore Orcs. Lots of stuff was going on, so there is plenty to continue.

And perhaps all of these are warnings or signals that something more sinister is afoot...

I have so many more plots to unleash upon you all as well.

 

[das]

That would be nice, but if you go with it you should probably have a recap or something to help people get back into it - a lot of time has passed, after all.

 

[Terrance888]

if we are continuing, the hapless dwarves of Farthen Dur is here!

 

[mythmonster2]

i second the recap.

 

[kkmo]

Of course, when we begin again I will write a long summary of events that have occurred.

 

[bestshot9]

Yeah I say pick up where we left of... Grothmag and Nargoth were just getting to the fun stuff...

 

[kkmo]

OK, we will pick up from where we left off when we continue. But like I said, this won't continue for a bit. So I say while you wait, you should come up with some plots or plans and maybe practice creative writing. As I've said in the past, creative writing is the backbone of this NES. In the meantime, I am still writing my own creative works!