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Today's episode is about knowledge. At one level, the knowledge gained when you are in a sea of mud, being taught Gramerye the Imperial Army of Faerie way. At another, the knowledge you can gain in a mystical place built by long-ago elves, and elements about yourself only hinted at before.
Continuing the exploration of the world created by
tegerio, whose stories "Zandar's Saga" (FA) and "The Ballad of Adler Young" (mspaforums.com) inspired this. Credit for "The Storm of Arrows" excerpts 
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Continuing the exploration of the world created by
tegerio, whose stories "Zandar's Saga" (FA) and "The Ballad of Adler Young" (mspaforums.com) inspired this. Credit for "The Storm of Arrows" excerpts 
walt46<<< PREV | FIRST | NEXT >>>
Category Story / All
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File Size 14.3 kB
This is almost exactly the way I imagined the Hall of Ancestors would work - except the memorialized need not have died in Faerie. They only need have been Elves, or certain rare lowfolk admitted into Elvish fellowship. (Of which there used to be more than there are now; a general statement about ALL of Faerie, in fact)
War is different than it used to be; there's precious little glory and even less honor to be won in battle these days.
War is different than it used to be; there's precious little glory and even less honor to be won in battle these days.
Old Crow, apparently, being exhibit A as to both propositions. A definite point noted about the fellowship.
I'm going to be very interested to see how the next "Ballad" segment turns out. The cognomen for King Adler is squarely on point, I think.
("The following elvish magic presentation is brought to you in living colour...")
I'm going to be very interested to see how the next "Ballad" segment turns out. The cognomen for King Adler is squarely on point, I think.
("The following elvish magic presentation is brought to you in living colour...")
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