Wilderness, Weathertop, and Wild Things Discussion Thread - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Nuranar · 11-04-2004, 02:42 AM

My save is filled. Here is the way my sketch fell out, when implemented:

1. Luinien shot Bazzog in the upper arm. Silrûth went in to the attack. I wasn't able to specify who else took him on. Kransha, only Thoronmir and Veryadan are left.

2. Luinien killed a troll, then the other broke something of hers, probably a leg. Tarondo killed that troll. Fordim, they went down fighting; is that enough hacks for them to get in?

I can't work on it any more right now...

3. If it wasn't clear, everybody (except Luinien) made an initial charge to the Ford, but were stopped by the sheer number of orcs. It's every man for himself. Silrûth may not have reached them, though; she was last in line, and she turned pretty quickly, right by Luinien, to go after Bazzog herself.

I seem to remember something about no wee small hour postings... And I have a test at 8. Oh bummer.

Nuranar *yawn*

11-04-2004, 02:42 AM	#11
Nuranar Ghost Prince of Cardolan Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: STILL a drought Posts: 529	My save is filled. Here is the way my sketch fell out, when implemented: 1. Luinien shot Bazzog in the upper arm. Silrûth went in to the attack. I wasn't able to specify who else took him on. Kransha, only Thoronmir and Veryadan are left. 2. Luinien killed a troll, then the other broke something of hers, probably a leg. Tarondo killed that troll. Fordim, they went down fighting; is that enough hacks for them to get in? I can't work on it any more right now... 3. If it wasn't clear, everybody (except Luinien) made an initial charge to the Ford, but were stopped by the sheer number of orcs. It's every man for himself. Silrûth may not have reached them, though; she was last in line, and she turned pretty quickly, right by Luinien, to go after Bazzog herself. I seem to remember something about no wee small hour postings... And I have a test at 8. Oh bummer. Nuranar yawn __________________ I admit it is better fun to punt than be punted, and that a desire to have all the fun is nine-tenths of the law of chivalry. Lord Peter Wimsey