The Return of the Entish Beings (REB III) Planning/Discussion - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

**The Saucepan Man** · 02-20-2007, 12:25 PM

Thanks for the welcome, folks.

Having returned from holiday to see the third instalment of the trilogy underway, and in such style, I could not resist getting in on the action. I will be posting intermittently, as there is no hurry to get the villains underway on their chase. It seems that the Castaway-ship(less) will have enough to contend with in the meantime.

Credit to Wikipedia for the list of toothpaste brands, without which my own memory would have stretched to two or three at most.

Credit also to Bee-Dubyah, of course, for his conception of Denimthor, which inspired much of his introduction as a main character in this story. The legend on his t-shirt, while dreadfully cliched, just seemed to fit somehow.

Anyway, wonderful stuff so far from all concerned, and I'm looking forward to much more of the same.

Who knows? Maybe some others will be tempted back to the long, tortuous path that is a REB RPG.

Oh, and ...

"He who rides at night"

Classic!

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02-20-2007, 12:25 PM	#29
The Saucepan Man Corpus Cacophonous Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: A green and pleasant land Posts: 8,390	Thanks for the welcome, folks. Having returned from holiday to see the third instalment of the trilogy underway, and in such style, I could not resist getting in on the action. I will be posting intermittently, as there is no hurry to get the villains underway on their chase. It seems that the Castaway-ship(less) will have enough to contend with in the meantime. Credit to Wikipedia for the list of toothpaste brands, without which my own memory would have stretched to two or three at most. Credit also to Bee-Dubyah, of course, for his conception of Denimthor, which inspired much of his introduction as a main character in this story. The legend on his t-shirt, while dreadfully cliched, just seemed to fit somehow. Anyway, wonderful stuff so far from all concerned, and I'm looking forward to much more of the same. Who knows? Maybe some others will be tempted back to the long, tortuous path that is a REB RPG. Oh, and ... "He who rides at night" Classic!