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[notquitethere]

Don't go to the Tomb of Heroes.

If we made a list of Museum Adventuring Tips, this should be on it: the Tomb of Heroes is self-fulfilling.

[laularukyrumo]

Don't go to the Tomb of Heroes.

Challenge Accepted.

[NAV]

I played one more adventure, but died on my first encounter with bandits. Starting my fort now.

[Bralbaard]

Ah, the game is one adventurer per player only, but it seems to make little difference in this situation. I'm Looking forward to the fortress you'll submit. It seems like the adventurer sites are starting to deliver the fun we were hoping for, and there are still several left that are unexplored.

Don't go to the Tomb of Heroes.

If we made a list of Museum Adventuring Tips, this should be on it: the Tomb of Heroes is self-fulfilling.

I've added this to the description of the site in the third post of this topic .

[kerlc]

First: obligatory praise is given to this novel and fun to read succession game from me to all of you who participated so far.

Second: One question is asked: Can I join in?

[Di]

Ah mummies, I'd not go around them before I can onehit it. That curse of theirs is worse than most clown syndromes, sets your skill to zero forever and all.
By the way, what's up with all those ghosts? Did they appear after abandon or did someone not clean up after himself?

[NAV]

Dffd doesn't seem to be working, so what site would you recommend I use?

[Argonnek]

Mediafire seems to be the file place of choice right now.

[NAV]

Thank you Argonnek, and here's the save.

[Bralbaard]

Thanks! I've updated the large map with the new fortress location, and I've send Canadark a PM.

Ah mummies, I'd not go around them before I can onehit it. That curse of theirs is worse than most clown syndromes, sets your skill to zero forever and all.
By the way, what's up with all those ghosts? Did they appear after abandon or did someone not clean up after himself?

I think they have to be present before abandoning, most of the sites are free of ghosts, they wouldn't have been if ghosts would rise in adventure mode.

[laularukyrumo]

Don't ghosts spawn if you shatter slabs in adventure mode? I may have to science this.... hmm.

[Timeless Bob]

Heigh Ho, Timeless Bob here.

Please add me to the turn list - I've been lurking in this group for awhile and must say, "What a crazy awesome storyline! Must contribute my own insanity!"

Speaking of insanity, if anyone would like to do something similar, I've been setting up a new succession adventurer/fort game.  I believe the link's in my sig. 

[hostergaard]

Just read trough the thread (tough I got a lot of stuff to do, procrastination, ho!), and I am liking what I am seeing.

Sign me up for a turn as an adventurer!

[Bralbaard]

We'll skip Canadark, that makes it Mrwillsauce his turn.

I'll also add Timeless Bob and Hostergaard to the turn list. welcome.

[MrWillsauce]

The Legend of Feb Minesizzled, Stonecrafter

Long ago in days of yore, there was once a dwarven empire which held a majesty and wealth unparalleled by any dwarven, human, or elven kingdom. Then, there was the dwarven realm of Ishenmistem (The Passionate Portal). Ishenmistem was one of the smallest dwarven states in all of history; it's size was surpassed by the mere colonies and fortresses established by mightier empires. In addition to its lack of territory, Ishenmistem also lacked wealth, distinct culture, or historical figures that anyone other than the few denizens of Ishenmistem gave a purring maggot's ass about. Despite its failures to achieve any scientific discoveries, construct any great monuments, or best any great forces of darkness in battle, Ishenmistem survived as a poor and not-too proud mountainhome for well over five hundred years, ruled by monarchs who lived as extravagantly as mayors or even managerial workers of other civilizations did. Mere survival in a hole in the ground, however, is not enough of an incentive to keep the greediest of dwarves within the confines of a mountainhome. Our hero is one such adventurous soul, who took it upon herself to leave the rank, rough, and depressingly-boring halls of Ishenmistem to explore the world and find some place where her marvelous stone crafts would be appreciated. Her name was Feb Minesizzled.



Part Two