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Child of the 7th Age · 07-20-2003, 07:47 PM

Sometimes you love characters because they start out strong and bowl you over. But sometimes you see characters grow and change in an RPG, just as people themselves evolve in real life. And that kind of growth can be exciting to watch.

With that thought in mind, I'd like to give kudos to all those who stayed the course in Hunt for the Dragon: Elentari, Eruwen, Elven Maid Earwen, Orofaniel, Novnarwen....

And especially Annunfuiniel whose portrayal of three dwarves (Vráin, Gráin, and Farin) was quite amazing: one of the best depictions of family bonds and budding attachments between male and female dwarves that I've ever seen.

Annunfuiniel, I hope to see those dwarves popping up in other RPGs.

And Elven Maid....we just cross posted! Thanks for your kind words.

Cami

[ July 20, 2003: Message edited by: Child of the 7th Age ]

07-20-2003, 07:47 PM	#102
Child of the 7th Age Spirit of the Lonely Star Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 5,133	Sometimes you love characters because they start out strong and bowl you over. But sometimes you see characters grow and change in an RPG, just as people themselves evolve in real life. And that kind of growth can be exciting to watch. With that thought in mind, I'd like to give kudos to all those who stayed the course in Hunt for the Dragon: Elentari, Eruwen, Elven Maid Earwen, Orofaniel, Novnarwen.... And especially Annunfuiniel whose portrayal of three dwarves (Vráin, Gráin, and Farin) was quite amazing: one of the best depictions of family bonds and budding attachments between male and female dwarves that I've ever seen. Annunfuiniel, I hope to see those dwarves popping up in other RPGs. And Elven Maid....we just cross posted! Thanks for your kind words. Cami [ July 20, 2003: Message edited by: Child of the 7th Age ] __________________ Multitasking women are never too busy to vote.