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La Belle Dame sans Merci
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I'll get to Inzi's response post this morning. First I actually have to read Regin's. That's morning for you.*grumbles about needing more sleep*
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Scent of Simbelmynë
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I've just sent a brilliant post back to TB12 (being his semi official proofreader is fun), which should go up in the morning. However the events of the post will make it clear that Regin, Fea, Himaran (and Meneltarmacil if he's still around?) should make all haste to Armenelos.
Just a very few notes. "Rómenna" should be spelled the way I have just done. Not "Romenna" with no accent or "Rommena." "Abârzadan" has also lost his accent in the last several posts. Also I would like to see us throw in a few varied names. We're a group of people that loves our homeland dearly, impassioned patriots if you will, and we speak several languages which include many names for Numenor, including: Númenor, Númenórë, Elenna, Andor, The Land of Gift, Starwards, Westernesse, Anadûnê, Yôzâyan. The latter two are Adunaic, and therefore probably used by the King's Men and ourselves equally. The former are probably terms of the Faithful only. Armenelos would also likely be called Arminalêth by the King's Men, as it is the Adunaic form of the word and the elven tongues were *cough* out of favor. Despite my many and lengthy absences this has been hands-down the best written game I have ever been part of. Thank you everyone. And in other news I start my new job tomorrow! So I will soon be providing my own internet with my own paycheck! And paying for it in a timely fashion. Hooray. Sophia
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Haunting Spirit
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Red Sox Nation
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My post is up now, credit any grammatical errors to Sophia seeng how she is my "semi official proofreader"
Soph and I will have to collaborate with Regin, Him, and Fea (pending??) on what will happen next. TB12 P.S. I would be suprised if Sophia pays for anything in a timely fashion , but maybe this isn't the time or place for sibling fueding
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La Belle Dame sans Merci
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Very nice, TB. I've just edited my last post to add a bit more to it. Inzi's ready to go, whenever you guys are.
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La Belle Dame sans Merci
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I've re-edited my post to better accomodate Regin's character.
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Great post, TB. I suppose that Abar, Inzi, and Aza (with Th in tow?) should be formulating a plan to get into Armenelos?
Hmm... would it be possible that there is some sort of sewer network that runs underneath the city. Dirty, yes, but traversable, perhaps? Just throwing out an idea - it seems unlikely that we could just walk in without being spotted and captured. - Himaran |
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Nice edit, Fea. I think it does reflect Azarmano better, and also shows a nice note of humility on Inzi's part.
As for Himaran's suggestion, I recall a mini-rp that ran in Gondor a couple years ago where Rimbaud and Estelyn blocked an invasion of Minas Tirith which would have entered through the sewers (The Saving of the Star, I believe?). It seems as though if it could be plausible in Minas Tirith it could be plausible in Armenelos. Both are examples of Numenorean city-planning. However there are a few thing that would need to be incorporated: 1. They would need a credible source to guide them into and/or through the sewers 2. I doubt (highly) the sewers would be unguarded. Sophia
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The seasons fall like silver swords, the years rush ever onward; and soon I sail, to leave this world, these lands where I have wander'd. O Elbereth! O Queen who dwells beyond the Western Seas, spare me yet a little time 'ere white ships come for me! |
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