The Grey Tower

Ravak t'Sha'hal Darrow A melodic sound of stone on steel echoed softly of the walls at the back of the Armory. A hand weathered from freezing winters and broiling summers moved rhythmically, running the whetstone along the sword's edge. Below the guard, the sword's leather grip was cracked and drie...

In my final act as Master of Training / long-term benchwarmer, it is my pleasure to award the title of Blademaster to Haeden Ives.

That door got what was coming to it.

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April 22nd, 2020, 4:44 pm

I posted the thing: viewtopic.php?f=11&p=36723&sid=9de4fbb4 ... 3bd#p36723 *runs away*

Sorry, been so caught up with my thesis I haven't had the brain cells for writing fiction!
Poke me in a couple of days if I don't have a reply for you!

Maybe Dax then. Farah needs authority figures in her life!

I don't think I've had the opportunity of meeting Owen. Dax could be a fun role model for Farah.

I always worry about continuity... but it's tricky to worry about that when you've not been reading for a while.

I'm game for whomever. Of course, I'm still struggling with Farah.

I'm in the same boat as you, as far as rusty AF. And I've also been meaning to write for over a month without success. So yeah, if you want adventures let me know. Although apparently Elia and Ravak 'disappeared' up north for a yet-to-be-determined reason.

Hey, so... hiya! I'm Craig. Remember me? I've been out of the game for a while, and I'm tentatively wishing to dip a toe back in. I apologise for any plots that got left hanging in my absence. Also, if there's something about the Library that needs doing, feel free to poke me once again. Yeah, um......

Zarayne's my Dreamwalker, although she's not hugely experienced. It's definitely possible to encounter Zarayne there.

Elia's allergic to Tel'aran'rhiod after an encounter there alongside the Black Ajah. It's basically started as a nightmare and didn't stop.

Elia The Mistress of Novices took the offered ter'angreal into her good hand. There was little doubt that this attempt was far better than the last, as Elia had observed and felt the weaves lain upon and into the wood. The end result was close enough to the original ter'angreal that the differences...