From: Alex Ferguson (abf@interzone.ucc.ie)
Date: Mon 30 Jun 1997 - 01:41:29 EEST
Jane Williams and Simon Bray describe in loving detail two distinct
schools of thought on woad application -- the Giant Potato Print method,
and the more traditionalist Finger Painting. (Perhaps that ought to be
"kindergartens of thought"? ;-) <duck!>) Please both increase your Silly
trait at once, and award yourselves numerous "Good Larf" points. (These
work like "MGF" tokens, except are not redeemable in arguments about
the nature of Gloranthan reality.)
All this talk of woad reminds me of a War Story told by MOB about the
plot of (tragically stillborn) Soldiers of the Red Moon. Picture
a scene involving an Orlanthi NPC simultaneously reminiscent of both
Terminator and Braveheart, if you will. This sounds like such a
riot that I think we should all _plead_ with the various authors to
divulge their darkest secrets about how (and where and when and how
often) they currently plan on finagling this material into print
-- unless that would be Tempting Fate.
All together now: "I believe in Mobby!". (And Nick and David and Mike...)
Shamelessly,
Alex.
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