The Memorial Fountain / Discussion

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Add Your Scene

Sorrowdusk 08 Mar 2011 07:01

There are over 1000 individuals depicted in reliefs on the fountains exterior, divided into many scenes during The Demon Siege.

You can add a title and description of such here in the disc page, and it can depict what your character did, the scenes of course derived from reports of civilians, bards, etc. If you didnt have any characters in the Story Line you can make up your own scenes of great heroism or tragedy, whatever you like. This allows everyone OOC to contribute something to it, making it significant to everyone.

I think it saves space keeping track of them here, albeit they might be added to the page in the future.

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The Fisherman

Sorrowdusk 08 Mar 2011 07:04

There are three people in a boat. It seems oddly out of place with the wartime theme. A man sits with a woman in the back of the boat carrying a baby, while an old man stands hunched in the front of the boat casting a net-apparently mad enough to try fishing. Done in low or bas- relief, and only inch tall, they are easily lost among everthing else except to the keenest eye. You can wonder what the artist meant.

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"Ya can hoot, ya can holla-make any noise ya like! But if ya cant chant, oh if ya cant chant, well…ya no cult o' mine!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7movKfyTBII
~Ishkokum Mes Mosof She'res~
"Congratulations, you can link to TV Tropes. This does not mean you have special insight into the storytelling process, much less the author's mind. Stories don't need to fit into neat boxes, you know.

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