Difference between revisions of "Broken Bridge"
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| − | ''Damn... well I know we had some a loooooong time ago. We had a side-view of | + | ''Damn... well I know we had some a loooooong time ago. We had a side-view of'' |
| − | a... well, a "broken bridge" that was split in half with a portion crashed | + | ''a... well, a "broken bridge" that was split in half with a portion crashed'' |
| − | down at the bottom of a canyon/stream. There was a Druid (myself, Q-Tip | + | ''down at the bottom of a canyon/stream. There was a Druid (myself, Q-Tip'' |
| − | Arcanum), a wizard (Jake... What was his character's name?) and a warrior | + | ''Arcanum), a wizard (Jake... What was his character's name?) and a warrior'' |
| − | (Cijil) standing among the broken pieces at the bottom. At one edge of the | + | ''(Cijil) standing among the broken pieces at the bottom. At one edge of the'' |
| − | canyon were uruk-hai and at the other goblins (or maybe it was villagers?). | + | ''canyon were uruk-hai and at the other goblins (or maybe it was villagers?).'' |
| − | I think there was a light glowing from the wizards staff or hand or | + | ''I think there was a light glowing from the wizards staff or hand or'' |
| − | something and there was a dragon flying right above the center of the | + | ''something and there was a dragon flying right above the center of the'' |
| − | canyon. | + | ''canyon.'' |
| − | It was obviously too much detail and actually looked pretty craptacular and | + | ''It was obviously too much detail and actually looked pretty craptacular and'' |
| − | required a great deal of imagination to actually "see" what I'm describing. | + | ''required a great deal of imagination to actually "see" what I'm describing.'' |
| − | The Uruk-hai could have easily been mistaken for boulders, or at least big | + | ''The Uruk-hai could have easily been mistaken for boulders, or at least big'' |
| − | angry boulders with swords. To be honest I don't actually remember seeing | + | ''angry boulders with swords. To be honest I don't actually remember seeing'' |
| − | the heraldry on anything other than a piece of cardboard with magic marker, | + | ''the heraldry on anything other than a piece of cardboard with magic marker,'' |
| − | crayon and a lot of beer stains. | + | ''crayon and a lot of beer stains.'' |
| − | What I do remember clearly is standing on that damned bridge with a wizard | + | ''What I do remember clearly is standing on that damned bridge with a wizard'' |
| − | and a warrior when the earth suddenly started moving upwards. How the hell | + | ''and a warrior when the earth suddenly started moving upwards. How the hell'' |
| − | we all landed on our feet and didn't get impaled by the jagged tree stumps | + | ''we all landed on our feet and didn't get impaled by the jagged tree stumps'' |
| − | at the bottom is still a question that both science and shamanism refuse to | + | ''at the bottom is still a question that both science and shamanism refuse to'' |
| − | take on. Consequently, that was the same night we named the shire.'' | + | ''take on. Consequently, that was the same night we named the shire.'' |
===History=== | ===History=== | ||
Revision as of 12:51, 9 April 2008
a former chapter of the Emerald Hills , located in Cleburne, TX.
Heraldry
Damn... well I know we had some a loooooong time ago. We had a side-view of a... well, a "broken bridge" that was split in half with a portion crashed down at the bottom of a canyon/stream. There was a Druid (myself, Q-Tip Arcanum), a wizard (Jake... What was his character's name?) and a warrior (Cijil) standing among the broken pieces at the bottom. At one edge of the canyon were uruk-hai and at the other goblins (or maybe it was villagers?). I think there was a light glowing from the wizards staff or hand or something and there was a dragon flying right above the center of the canyon.
It was obviously too much detail and actually looked pretty craptacular and required a great deal of imagination to actually "see" what I'm describing. The Uruk-hai could have easily been mistaken for boulders, or at least big angry boulders with swords. To be honest I don't actually remember seeing the heraldry on anything other than a piece of cardboard with magic marker, crayon and a lot of beer stains.
What I do remember clearly is standing on that damned bridge with a wizard and a warrior when the earth suddenly started moving upwards. How the hell we all landed on our feet and didn't get impaled by the jagged tree stumps at the bottom is still a question that both science and shamanism refuse to take on. Consequently, that was the same night we named the shire.
