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Proper Grammar (we don't need no education, no dark sarcasm in the classroom)
Thanks for the feedback everyone, and firstly I would like to say I entirely understand the perspective of Fifth. As I stated I understand how some of the more literary minds simply cannot look past the exclusion of grammar in serious writing and as stated I entirely understand and sympathise...- Centinuus
- Post #31
- Forum: Suggestions & Feedback
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Proper Grammar (we don't need no education, no dark sarcasm in the classroom)
Figure it might be somewhat relevant to touch on this, considering its one of the key motivations to my recent "drifting away"" from the site. Ive currently posted a fair number of lore and stories from my fictional mythos, and while i will concede to anyone that I am not particularly...- Centinuus
- Post #21
- Forum: Suggestions & Feedback
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Gamers! Help with swords!
As a self proclaimed expert on the subject of being a colossal nerd, i can say that from my perspective my sword collection tends to be far more "Practical" so to speak. by that i dont mean they will ever serve a purpose other than to decorate my home more than likely, but the designed are... -
Exandese of Void
1 of the 5 Great Wyverns of Aphal. Greatest of all, slayer of Allunas.- Centinuus
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Moltencrag of Fire
1 of the 5 Great Wyverns of Aphal.- Centinuus
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Icilith of Frost
1 of the 5 Great Wyverns of Aphal.- Centinuus
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Gorgorond of Rock
1 of the 5 Great Wyverns of Aphal.- Centinuus
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Aeomust of Wind
1 of the 5 Great Wyverns of Aphal.- Centinuus
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Tales of Aphal: Tale of Anok Draggod
upon a cold winter night in the far western lands, brushed against the looming nameless mountains of the midwest stonestaln chain, a farmhouse sat, in that farmhouse sat a young boy and his father. this boy was Anok, a young lad whos destiny would become intertwined with the fate of Aphal in... -
Tales of Aphal: Kings of Gimson
Alphim Calinstar was the younger brother of Davin Calinstar, the winner of the great war of Candexes and the rightful king of Gimson, as well as the owner of castle Noroche and watcher of the town of Olde Smana. when the time came and Davin died out of grief of the loss of his last son, a new... -
Tales of Aphal: The Second Candexes War
The Tragic and Bloody conflict known as the Second Candexes War, the War that broke Unitine finally after its 600 year reign, and the Last war of True Men began the day the 5th Emperor in the Arcwind Dynast died, Barun's rule during the last war of wyverns was pitiful at best, and the public... -
The Narrative Debacle I face
Certainly, i think its all about being able to shift focus and using the assets i have already developed to attempt to polish a story, ive think that by placing myself in the shoes of a character as if i was them i can grasp a understand of which would be most interesting in from a narrative and...- Centinuus
- Post #20
- Forum: World Building
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The Narrative Debacle I face
ive put small snippets, so far only a very vauge introduction to the world of Aphal in the showcase section. i plan to show off my other short stories but the website in which ive recorded most of them has been rather unfortunately down these last couple of days. i believe youve touched on why i...- Centinuus
- Post #17
- Forum: World Building
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How is Time explained?
Strange that Tennant so eloquently and goofily gave quite possibly one of the most solid explanation for just how much we cant comprehend time coming from the perspective of someone who CAN comprehend time, but is forced to try to explain it in our simple human words. and i agree, its a bit of a...- Centinuus
- Post #5
- Forum: World Building
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Ask me about swords.
Far too far south, im afraid. about an hour or so north of Windsor, very small town, too many farmers.