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Re: NLDA [aka Medieval] Brikwars*
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lugnet.org.us.nelug
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Fri, 15 Jun 2001 21:59:47 GMT
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In lugnet.org.us.nelug, Shaun Sullivan writes:
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> * NLDA, acronym for Non-Lego Dark Ages, n. def.: any or all dark ages
> distinguishable (historically, chronologically, or materially) from
> Lego Dark Ages.
Dark Ages indeed, there was no LEGO back then...
> WHAT: Medieval (TL2) Brikwars
> WHEN: June 30th, convening at around 9:30 a.m.
That would be 3 and a half notches on the sundial.
> WHERE: The glorious abode of Jorge, who will hopefully provide
> directions
May those that will bless the studded ground with thy blood of their plastic
people and those that would like to see such a gory and gruesome display of
fiendish combat, send a message via "ye olde e-mail" to galien1@aol.com or
jorge.fernandez@eds.com to get the appropriate directions. (Boy!, I got to
use a lot of English words that I thought I was never going to use)
<snip>
> -No SP points - that is to say, no magic, psionics, etc
> -I'm also tending to shy away from monsters/creatures (Dragons, giants,
> etc) and the like, and keep it somewhat historically grounded, at least
> in content ... of course, this is open to discussion, but the original
> conception was to have it be somewhat reflective of what might actually
> have been around ...
Woo-Hoo!!!...
> -Pre-Gunpowder !! (yes, even for imported ninjas/samurais ;)
Double Woo-hoo!!!...
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> -Please please please try to bring any period apprpriate scenery you can
> muster!
May I add: Please, please, please...
> -Finally, there's one other point that might be worth discussing;
> (a) people can try and strategize a bit
:-)
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> (b) Rivalries can be formed, goadings can be nurtured, and taunting can
> be administered liberally in the days and weeks leading up to the event
>:-D
Oh yes, Guinness will be served...
Jorge F.
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| * NLDA, acronym for Non-Lego Dark Ages, n. def.: any or all dark ages distinguishable (historically, chronologically, or materially) from Lego Dark Ages. Hark Hark Hark, We, as Americans, were denied the opportunity to participate in 400 years of (...) (24 years ago, 15-Jun-01, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)
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