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I hear the toothfairy gives you more money for thosehello my fellow scholars I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed tomorrow and i guess i have 6 for some reason
yowch! Good luck, hope you feel better than I did when they grabbed mine haha.hello my fellow scholars I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed tomorrow and i guess i have 6 for some reason
yikes, good luck. think i have to get mine out soon too lmk how it ishello my fellow scholars I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed tomorrow and i guess i have 6 for some reason
Hi Sora!hello my fellow scholars I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed tomorrow and i guess i have 6 for some reason
Yeah, that game (and the published adventure), among several others, was based off of on of the many, many novels in the Forgotten Realms Setting. In D&D, a dragon is supposed to be like Smaug: the crescendo of an adventure or even a series of related adventures (a 'campaign'), so you'll usually only ever encounter one or maybe a very few in an adenvture. I only read Azure Bonds once and about 30 years ago, so have no idea about its dragons, but only encountering black and the dracolich makes sense. The dracolich (undead dragon) was specific to Forgotten Realms (and Greyhawk, IP owned by D&D founder Gary Gygax, AFAIK), and it's not a race, but the result of big bad juju from a cult [of the dragon] on a dead (i think) dragon of any dragon race.In that one, the only ones were black ones - except at one point IIRC there was a "Dracolich" which was incredibly powerful.
All good man, nerdy is sexy these daysYeah, that game (and the published adventure), among several others, was based off of on of the many, many novels in the Forgotten Realms Setting. In D&D, a dragon is supposed to be like Smaug: the crescendo of an adventure or even a series of related adventures (a 'campaign'), so you'll usually only ever encounter one or maybe a very few in an adenvture. I only read Azure Bonds once and about 30 years ago, so have no idea about its dragons, but only encountering black and the dracolich makes sense. The dracolich (undead dragon) was specific to Forgotten Realms (and Greyhawk, IP owned by D&D founder Gary Gygax, AFAIK), and it's not a race, but the result of big bad juju from a cult [of the dragon] on a dead (i think) dragon of any dragon race.
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all at onceHi Sora!
Damn, that sounds rough, hope it goes well.
Is it all 6 at once? Or over multiple visits?
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150% of normal? That's a lot!hello my fellow scholars I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed tomorrow and i guess i have 6 for some reason
Gorgeous!
You just became one of my favorites characters of this Forum!
Damn! Thanks! Gosh! Whatever! Hmmm!
SlumZilla could definitely take on Godzilla.
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Still Godzilla!
Admittedly she is not sexy but you have a chance to save sexy women from her.
The black dragons in the game were fairly early enemies. The ultimate one was a demon whose monsters were "rakshasha" - which I understand is a sort of Indian (as in the country of India) demon. The dragons were the monsters of the 1st of 4 after the initial enemies.Yeah, that game (and the published adventure), among several others, was based off of on of the many, many novels in the Forgotten Realms Setting. In D&D, a dragon is supposed to be like Smaug: the crescendo of an adventure or even a series of related adventures (a 'campaign'), so you'll usually only ever encounter one or maybe a very few in an adenvture. I only read Azure Bonds once and about 30 years ago, so have no idea about its dragons, but only encountering black and the dracolich makes sense. The dracolich (undead dragon) was specific to Forgotten Realms (and Greyhawk, IP owned by D&D founder Gary Gygax, AFAIK), and it's not a race, but the result of big bad juju from a cult [of the dragon] on a dead (i think) dragon of any dragon race.
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hello my fellow scholars I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed tomorrow and i guess i have 6 for some reason
Let's gather all the energy for you, Sora in brackets!Hi Sora!
Damn, that sounds rough, hope it goes well.
Is it all 6 at once? Or over multiple visits?
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1: As I mentioned earlier, the D&D dragons have breath weapos defined by their species. Each color is a different species (Gold, Brass, Red, Green, etc) and the old computer games (from SSL and others) had dragons on the regular (they might all have had dragons, but I've not played them in several years).
2: For a long time D&D and RPGs in general seemed to cater to males both thematically and artistically, and toward adolescent boys in particular. Tony DiTerlizzi, Jeff Easley and even Boris Vallejo were featured.
Such a nerd... I love nerds...Yeah, that game (and the published adventure), among several others, was based off of on of the many, many novels in the Forgotten Realms Setting. In D&D, a dragon is supposed to be like Smaug: the crescendo of an adventure or even a series of related adventures (a 'campaign'), so you'll usually only ever encounter one or maybe a very few in an adenvture. I only read Azure Bonds once and about 30 years ago, so have no idea about its dragons, but only encountering black and the dracolich makes sense. The dracolich (undead dragon) was specific to Forgotten Realms (and Greyhawk, IP owned by D&D founder Gary Gygax, AFAIK), and it's not a race, but the result of big bad juju from a cult [of the dragon] on a dead (i think) dragon of any dragon race.
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So much questions...
How about Sexzilla?
Why not Sexzilla "saving" a sexy woman?
Actually I am old enough to remember the nuclear war drills in the 50 and 60sSo it has come to this
At least the world is more stable these days rightActually I am old enough to remember the nuclear war drills in the 50 and 60s
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I always have wondered -- why do they call them "wisdom" teeth? And if they remove them do you lose IQ points?hello my fellow scholars I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed tomorrow and i guess i have 6 for some reason
Actually I am old enough to remember the nuclear war drills in the 50 and 60s
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