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Old 08-01-2006, 11:33 PM   #301
Larry_OHF
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Join Date: March 1, 2001
Location: Midlands, South Carolina
Age: 49
Posts: 14,759





Home is behind

The world ahead

And there are many paths to tread

Through shadow

To the edge of night

Until the stars are all alight

Mist and shadow

Cloud and shade

All shall fade

All shall...fade.

Borrowed from Billy Boyd - The Steward of Gondor

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Thus ends the participation of Larry Silverfall within the Lord of the Forums

which concludes this chapter entitled: Shadow of Love.

This story was kept alive by many faithfully posting members of Ironworks

and at this time, I would like to thank those that are responsible for the game’s success.

Cyril Darkcloud:

For helping me keep the game running
For those long hours of planning
For the difficult decisions you helped me make
For the awesome monsters and exciting NPCs and PCs
And for all you put up with from me.
Gracias, amigo.

Dplax
Morgeruat
Legolas
TaoWolf
Elif Godson
Salinye

Thanks to each of you for your hard work and staying with the game this long.

Your posting kept the game active and at the top of the charts and that means something in this forum where games pass away forgotten so easily.

Thank you for continuing to come back and live in a world that I have grown to love.


RoSs_bg2_rox
Bozos of Bones

You two did not make it to the end of this adventure like I had hoped

but your contribution to the game will never be forgotten.

You own a piece of LoF and should be proud of what you were able to accomplish with us.

I hope you’ll one day find your way back.

And finally

Mistral
who offered dream sequences to Silverfall in his times of need and inspired the title and adventure that many enjoyed.
This game ended up being about Larry Silverfall finding his way back from the Shadows and it was appropriate to have his true guiding light there to help along the way.


And the Shadow of Love concludes…




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