Baldur's Gate : The Sword Coast Chronicles : NWN2 Persistent World

Yeah....exciting...

I'd rather spend my Medieval period in Constantinople than the rest of Europe

Rasael wrote:I'd rather spend my Medieval period in Constantinople than the rest of Europe

It depends. You wouldn't want to be in Constantinople in 1204

Anyway, in the high middle age Constantinople began its slowly decline which lasted centuries. In the years of the last byzantine emperors the town was, basically, a latrine. There were much better cities in Europe. Praise to the Ottomans, though, who managed to revive the city and bring it back to its former glory.

Whoops I ment the Dark Ages not medieval period *facepalm*

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bathroom reading


recommend this to all lovers of satire and clever writing.

do i need to read any ill mean ive know how the world spind

I just finished reading this, an english translation of this old book:



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currently, I'm reading philosophy instead. These two right now:






As for comics, does anything beat Order of the Stick?

Wulffmorgenthaler is pretty good too.

http://www.amazon.com/Cormyr-Forgotten- ... 078690710X

This is what I will be reading soon.

The first in the series is,



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The first chapter, in Barcelona, is one of the most heart warming things I've ever read.

Oh, I'm well behind on my reading, only finished the Millennium Trilogy recently and have moved on to,

I too have been working my way through five books of "A Song of Fire and Ice" - currently halfway through:



I'll admit that it is starting to tell it's the same writer, but in one way I do enjoy the fact that nothing is too sacred to be killed =P I for one have absolutely NO clue how its going to end!

Considerate_ wrote:I too have been working my way through five books of "A Song of Fire and Ice" - currently halfway through:



I'll admit that it is starting to tell it's the same writer, but in one way I do enjoy the fact that nothing is too sacred to be killed =P I for one have absolutely NO clue how its going to end!

I just finished that a few days ago. I'll keep my comments to myself for now.

DM Mister Rogers wrote:

Considerate_ wrote:I too have been working my way through five books of "A Song of Fire and Ice" - currently halfway through:



I'll admit that it is starting to tell it's the same writer, but in one way I do enjoy the fact that nothing is too sacred to be killed =P I for one have absolutely NO clue how its going to end!

I just finished that a few days ago. I'll keep my comments to myself for now.

I have yet to read this because I'm waiting for a more compact version to go on sale.

Eh, A Dance with Dragons... I'm still at about page 200, haven't touched it since august