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During the pirate war some of us were referring to them as 'pie rats'. Then one day Crossing gets overrun with different 'flavored' pie rats. This kind of silliness is what I love and crave. The cleverness of the players and GMs is what I find so enticing about this game and what keeps bringing me back.
Grixlek says, "Courage is dangerous, it leads to attempts at heroics..."
Vegas asks, "What like dating?"
Grixlek says, "Nothing that dangerous I believe, but still crazy stuff."
Haha, yeah, I remember a pie-rat invasion in Theren. They dropped little peglegs that could be worn as earrings. When they ran the Spore Creature Creator contest to make DR creatures, I actually made one:
http://s289.photobucket.com/albums/ll209/zandertirade/Too%20Cute/?action=view¤t=pie.jpg
Please ignore the fact that it's in a folder called "Too Cute", it's a folder I created for a contest on a different site calling for "Too Cute" creatures and I'm just too lazy to change the folder name. Phrases like "too cute" are not in my repertoire.
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http://s289.photobucket.com/albums/ll209/zandertirade/Too%20Cute/?action=view¤t=pie.jpg
Please ignore the fact that it's in a folder called "Too Cute", it's a folder I created for a contest on a different site calling for "Too Cute" creatures and I'm just too lazy to change the folder name. Phrases like "too cute" are not in my repertoire.
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>>Phrases like "too cute" are not in my repertoire.
This would be more believable if you did not have another creature in that album called a "Snugglet".
Killing you softly with his song,
- Stormsinger Shavay
Faerie tales do not tell children that dragons exist. Children already know dragons exist. Faerie tales tell children that dragons can be killed.
- G.K. Chesterton
This would be more believable if you did not have another creature in that album called a "Snugglet".
Killing you softly with his song,
- Stormsinger Shavay
Faerie tales do not tell children that dragons exist. Children already know dragons exist. Faerie tales tell children that dragons can be killed.
- G.K. Chesterton
