The City

[Uatu]

Well, I am mostly in no-time-to-do-anything Limbo right now, but I have done a bit of work on my Ward (emphasis on "bit")

[manikus]

I'm not working on Prohovost - my proposal is taking way too much time and brain power. But, I do have more done on the City than what I've uploaded.

@Jadefang: as I don't have a gang of fans banging on my door asking for a ward in the inner circle (of which two remain), why don't you go ahead and hold on to it, and then maybe you'll find some renewed interest in this project.

[AmigaDave]

I am new to this community and don't feel I am up to taking on a section of "The City" YET! But I would love to get up to speed ASAP and join in on the fun of working on this effort.

If anyone would like my help on their part of "The City", let me know what I can do for you. In exchange, you can mentor me in the ways of Dungeon Craft, so in turn I can be of even better assistance and eventually take on an area of "The City" myself.

Edit: Join date of Nov. 24th, 2005 - No. of posts as of Jan. 30th, 2009 = 4............ that must be some kind of lurking record.

[Uatu]

Great to have you here! I can't mentor anyone on anything regarding DC myself (still a rank newbie in actual module design) - but if you have any questions on making icons with MS Paint... (That's about all I can help with, I think...)

[manikus]

Originally Posted by AmigaDave Edit: Join date of Nov. 24th, 2005 - No. of posts as of Jan. 30th, 2009 = 4............ that must be some kind of lurking record.

The ultimate lurkers are those that have been reading along for years but haven't even joined. We'll call yours the longest drawn-out introduction to Dungeon Craft.

[AmigaDave]

Originally Posted by manikus The ultimate lurkers are those that have been reading along for years but haven't even joined. We'll call yours the longest drawn-out introduction to Dungeon Craft.

Yes, that seems appropriate. Many things in my life got drawn-out during the last few years, including another failed marriage unfortunately (and I am not even half as "geeky" looking, or acting as the stereotypes on TV/Movies.


Oh well, life goes on.

[Uatu]

Well, of course, beauty is in the eye of the beholder (or spectator), as they say

Geeky-looking (white) guys do fairly well in Japan, it seems (because fair skin is a good thing over here, while it is sort of looked down on in the US these days) - although being tall is a good idea.

[Dinonykos]

Hmm... another reason for visiting Japan. Maybe, if I got some funding for the journey, I will spend some time in Tokyo in 2012 (to impress people with my low pigment level... )

[Arcalian]

In the city....you must fight to survive....

Eh, sorry.

[Uatu]

Ha ha... Well, it's not THAT easy (you won't be an instant babe magnet), but if you stay long enough, you might be lucky!