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I don't need no sale, I got tree fiddy.

Ulm, please.

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We can either use the honor system, or have some review system. Something could be setup up so that each player's pretender file is reveiwed by another random player from within the game.

Start a game. note scale choices (by using starting scales in home province). if the pretender is asleep advance until it wakes up. note awakening choice. note magic choice. note pretender type. go to game tools, remake that pretender and make sure it has at least 350 left.

Re: lochness; LA - open
 

Darn, I thought for some reason catgod displayed unused points. But it does display all the attributes. If you can find a volunteer not in the game to check the .2h files, maybe llamabeast could mail the turn 0 set of .2h files to him and he could check?

catgod is probably a lot easier and more accurate than looking at the home provinces.

Re: lochness; LA - open
 

I hadn't thought of catgod. OK. that sounds good.

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Just how much is tree-fiddy in human language? :)

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i'd like to know that too

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350

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patala please...:)

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Ah, you've fallen into a common trap there vfb.

Fiddy comes from an ancient Sanskrit word originally meaning 'scent' or 'perfume'. Tree-fiddy is of course a fiddy that comes from trees - in the ancient middle east this would normally have referred to frankincense (a valuable and strongly scented tree resin), and thus we can see that Omnirizon is making a reference to the forthcoming Christmastide.

In juxtaposing the approaching festive season with the image of the Loch Ness monster, the introductory text is actually a subtle yet hilarious satire on the increasing commercialisation of Christmas.

I have no idea what the game rules are, though.


:laugh:

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la pan would be fun to play i guess