Cyril told me that his post shall be done late today or tomorrow. I'd like to ask everyone else to hold back from posting until then.

<font color=silver>Justa quick note to say I'm running behind out this -- unexpectedly had to work through the night yesterday, plus put in a full day right afterwards. Needless to say, I"m toast right now and need to recharge my creative batteries. I'll get to work on the post tomorrow.

I apologize for the delay.</font>

<font color=silver>Hopefully that will keep folks occupied as I complete the next post.</font>

I have removed the information from my last post as I misunderstood Cyril's post as containing real falling glass and as an eager DM went ahead and wounded the players. The falling glass is only dreamed.

Just to clear this breaking glass situation, as Bozos also signalled to me that he did not understand.

The falling glass is not real. The players are having a vision and the glass has been broken in that. No physical damage is happening at this time. The way the falling glass shall be used in the remainder of the vision depends totally on Cyril.

<font color=silver>Dream posts finished.</font>

<font color=steelblue>Remember who I am fashioning my character after. His eyes do not glow, but have that strange white sheen to them like on the movie. This only happens during certain times, and is not permanent.

He does not like to feel threatened, and if he were in today's world, being evaluated by a psychologist...then he'd be a textbook example of a child that grew up in a sad, damaging manner.
The Dreamweaver knows him though...and this makes him especially angry at these dreams. Because to be known about is to be vulnerable, in the man's view.</font>

Just a minor correction to something I just noticed:

The item that needs stealing is actually an amulet. It is circular as is the ring Bruner posted about. If the two people who have posted this could just edit ring to amulet, that would be cool.

<font color=silver>Out of the silence of a time with little posting a murmur rises. Quiet it is at first, lingering on the very edge of hearing itching against the ear drum with the possibility of sound. By degrees it rises in volume, however, building itself first into a whisper and then to an elevated voice. The elevated voice becomes a shout, and the shout a roar as the quiet corners of the forums at once find voice. Emoticons sway in time to the mighty sound and the turning of posts skips a beat at the speaking that emerges from the forums:</font>

[img]graemlins/1partyguy.gif[/img] <font color=turquoise size=+3>Happy Birthday, Hive!</font> [img]graemlins/group2.gif[/img]

Here's wishing you all the best! [img]graemlins/cheers.gif[/img]

Why aren't people posting? Maybe I should apply the rule Larry just implemented in SoL...

[ 02-16-2005, 04:22 PM: Message edited by: dplax ]