OT: NGAC2-This Time We Mean It!

[memememe173]

the old tar was Flint, not Gimli

http://www.giantitp.com/cgi-bin/GiantITP/ootscript?SK=1

this series of D&D based web comics is what this dude is about

 

[proudfoot]

Maybe saying Dragoon's knowledge would have been more obvious, since that's all he was known for.

 

[proudfoot]

the old tar was Flint, not Gimli

http://www.giantitp.com/cgi-bin/GiantITP/ootscript?SK=1

this series of D&D based web comics is what this dude is about

Pretty funny, even though all the D&D I know is from 5 or 10 hours of PC Icewind Dale.

 

[~Kazama Fury~]

Maybe saying Dragoon's knowledge would have been more obvious, since that's all he was known for.

naw, i just cause i didnt understand what you meant.
now it does. its fine.

you were talking about D&D mememe? didnt notice. =/
lets play some magic.

 

[~Kazama Fury~]

the old tar was Flint, not Gimli

http://www.giantitp.com/cgi-bin/GiantITP/ootscript?SK=1

this series of D&D based web comics is what this dude is about

lol thats good stuff.

edit: it gets even funnier. awesome. i am gonna waste some time there today. unless the comic just started.

 

[memememe173]

it's up to comic #106 IIRC

 

[Simbacca]

:worship::surprise::worship:

 

[Simbacca]

the old tar was Flint, not Gimli

http://www.giantitp.com/cgi-bin/GiantITP/ootscript?SK=1

this series of D&D based web comics is what this dude is about

Flint Fireforge pwned all

 

[memememe173]

indeed he did, indeed he did

 

[~Kazama Fury~]

oh my, so i wont be finishing it today. drats.

 

[memememe173]

download Kamigawa eh...skip your h/w and read comics

 

[Simbacca]

indeed he did, indeed he did

except Tas. Tas always ruffled his bread so to speak, got his dwarven panties in a twist :flip:

 

[memememe173]

it was so hard reading Dragons of Summer Flame =/

 

[Simbacca]

it was so hard reading Dragons of Summer Flame =/

never read it yet. just the autumn/winter/spring, and of course the time/war/test. well and some of the meetings sextant. i haven't yet read the generations after them. is it worth it?

 

[Garbad_the_Weak]

http://forums.rpgforums.net/showthread.php?p=2662376#post2662376

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Garbad

 

[memememe173]

never read it yet. just the autumn/winter/spring, and of course the time/war/test. well and some of the meetings sextant. i haven't yet read the generations after them. is it worth it?

a lot of things change...it's really hard to say...I havn't myself read any War of Souls yet

 

[Simbacca]

a lot of things change...it's really hard to say...I havn't myself read any War of Souls yet

to be honest, after the original chornicles and legends trilogies, i cant figure out what order the rest of the books are meant to be read in. there Dragons of the Summer Flame, the Next Generation or something like that, War of Souls trilogy, think there's books between there too, but i have no clue

oh yeah, and to add to my previous list, i also read the Raistlin chornicles, Soul Forge and Brothers in Arms i believe

 

[memememe173]

The Second Generation would be the next main story line book to read, followed by Dragons of Summer Flame...AFAIK, the War of Souls is the next main stuff after that(though I could be wrong)

 

[Simbacca]

The Second Generation would be the next main story line book to read, followed by Dragons of Summer Flame...AFAIK, the War of Souls is the next main stuff after that(though I could be wrong)

thanks for clearlin that up some

just researchin, we both completely left out some; such as the Chaos War Series and the Dragons of a New Age Trilogy. just found this help tree:

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=books/dl/novelguide

 

[memememe173]

well, they're second level story