bhorner

I've always assumed that our religion was one we kept to ourselves or did not care much for as the farm was the main point in our lives. I Halfling literature was one of the great things about the original halfling way of life but from what I have seen that has declined and shouldn't be allowed to. Although building a huge library would not be a good idea many halflings could have their private libraries making it seem more of a halfling way. Although maybe not intended already I know that the town's coordinates and previous halfling towns coordinates have always been leaked. Its the way of the curious player and although I loved the seclusion Dunwood brought about if there are no visitors than towns die. It has happened before and can happen again. S If halflings do advance than they would be taking away one of their main characteristics, I don't feel this would be a good move because of the fact that in many tails halflings have some buildings other than their burrow above ground so it is a choice not a fact of not being evolved. So no the burrow characteristic of halflings should stay. One of the key reasons why I decided to be a halfling long ago was due to this traits, and although other players may be agitated at times it is always in good fun and helps to create tension or move along an rp situation. I know that in the old days during the times of the three masked halflings people joked about it and had a good laugh. Magic should be out of the questions for halflings due to our quiet nature. We would not want to fool around with something that could potentially harm us. Foriegn beliefs should also not be of a concern due to our minding our own buissness attitude.

Out of the strong wind current flutters down a paper such as those that scatter the continent. It is in goo condition compaired to the others and is printed on a strong paper used to withstand the tails of times. You skim through the message but only after you read the name at the top. Brian. I have lost track of the days since I stumbled upon the desserted city of what a book called Dunwood. The stories found there described of humans such as myself living in burrows. This intrigued me. Are there still some of my kind out there? Have they survived the doom that was Aegis and its perish? Or did they die among the now forgotten? I wish to know more if ye only have a a story to tell... Scribbled on the back is the words Cloud Temple, you assume these are to be where this human will be.