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Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2003 12:23 pm
by dragon wench
I was just perusing the original Anomen thread over in the BG2 Forum and I decided, since a bit of a chuckle would not be a bad thing, to take the liberty of reposting Gwally's Chef D'Oevre. It was likely this particular piece that was instrumental in creating the ongoing DF saga ;) Hope you don't mind Gwally :)

At the risk of invoking the ire of The Harem (pat. pend.), I would like to interject a bit of spam.

It was a fine, sunny, Thursday in Trademeet, and the town was a-buzz. Seems the latest caravan from the Dairy District was several days late. That day, a young halfling lad arrived with urgent news for The Harem. He burst into the Harem's tent, only to be struck dumbfounded, slack-jawed, wide-eyed, and unable to move. Was he cursed with some foul spell? Perhaps. Or maybe it was just that Thursday is Jacuzzi Day at The Harem. Anomen blithely stepped out of the hot tub, donned a very small towel, and escorted the young lad outside the tent, telling him he must learn the virtues of self-control, much as Anomen himself had.

The next day, a young halfling lass arrived with urgent news for The Harem. "An evil, lactose-intolerant wizard has absconded with all the cows in the Dairy District!" the young woman explained, "He has them in a large cave in the Umar Hills. He threatens to destroy them all unless we promise to produce nothing but lactose-free milk! What are we to do?"

Shocked, the ladies of The Harem looked at each other. Lady Dragon Wench exclaimed, "Lactose-free milk is horrible on breakfast cereal!" "The economy of the Dairy Clan would be ruined," Lady Georgie said. "Not to mention," Lady Loner shuddered, "our stocks of whipping cream would dry up!" The Harem cried out in unison, "Something MUST be done!!"

The young halfling lass broke down, weeping, "Oh, thank you, Kind Ladies."

Preparations were quickly made. The five seasoned adventurers gathered their weapons and equipment before the dark flame of The Harem altar. They donned their magical armor, showing off deep cleavages and curvaceous hips (Hey, its magical armor. What is it supposed to do?). Finally, they strode out of the tent, resplendent in their whipping-cream-less fury. Each giving a kiss on the cheek to an oblivious Anomen, who was still regaling the halfling lad with tales of his own manhood, The Harem left for the Umar Hills.

The journey, being 8 hours long, gave Lady Jennabard ample time to compose a new song, extolling the pleasures of gazing upon Anomen's honed body. Smiles crept to the faces of The Five, and their breasts swelled with pride that they were counted among The Harem. As the last chords of the lute faded, they arrived at the Large Cave.

Making short work of the two Guard Golems, then the four Ettins, and finally the small flock of Beholders, they prepared to enter the cave. Hiding in the shadows, Lady Vivien peeked in the cave. She saw the mage, screaming like a madman at a large herd of cows, "Why won't you let me drink your milk? I need my calcium!" "He's alone in there, talking to the cows." Lady Vivien reported. "Well, let's go talk to him." Lady Georgi said firmly, "We need our calcium too."

The mage raged at The Five, "You can't take these cows from me!" he screamed with a wild look in his eye. Instantly, a small horde of kobalds appeared around the Ladies of the Dark Flame. Chaos and Slaughter ensued. Lady Loner tossed off spell after spell using up scrolls like so much toilet paper, while Lady Jennabard skewered multiple monsters with each thrust of her mighty spear. Lady Georgi's great sword mowed down many monsters with each swing, and Lady Vivien peppered the crowd with rapid-fire from her bow. Lady Dragon Wench decimated the hordes by quaffing potions of Fire-Breath. But the mage incessantly conjured horde after horde of gnolls, kobalds, and ogres (who randomly shouted "Forward March" for some odd reason). Back to back, in perfect fighting formation, The Five fought on. But, with the sweat glistening from their firm, well formed bodies, they had to admit things were looking bad.

"How can he keep it up? Doesn't he get tired?" panted Lady Dragon Wench. "He just keeps conjuring and conjuring!" Lady Jennabard shouted. "He must have an incredible constitution" Lady Georgi mused. "*GASP* Could he be even more honed than our dear Anomen?" Lady Loner exclaimed, "We have to find out!" "I've had some experience with evil mages." Lady Vivien said while the others eyed her suspiciously. "If you disable their casting hand, they cry like babies." "Do it!" Lady Georgie hissed, "We'll cover you!"

Lady Vivien quaffed an invisibility potion, and made her way to the herd of cows. Having spent some time on a farm (hence the braids and freckles) she expertly squirted some milk from one of the engorged cows onto an arrow. "This is udderly ridiculous," she thought to herself, "I hope this works!" Nocking the arrow, she pulled the great bow with Amazonian strength, and fired. Her shot was true, and the lactose-covered arrow sliced the mage's hand. Instantly, all the monsters disappeared, and with a pitiful cry, the mage collapsed wretching to the ground.

The Flames gathered around the disabled man. "He doesn't look like so much to me" said Lady Loner. "Yeah, kinda scrawny" Lady Dragon Wench agreed. "This is why I need calcium!" the mage spit. Lady Vivien looked sadly at the mage, "Have you tried yogurt? Many Lactose intolerant people find that they can digest yogurt with ease." "Really?" said the mage between wretches, "I'll try it."

Lady Jennabard knelt next to the writhing form and quickly pilfered everything she could. "Ah, the secret to his power!" she said, holding up a ring. With her Lore Ability at 3,427, she immediately identified the ring as a "Ring Of Swift Recovery" that eliminates the need for rest, while any exertion is quickly overcome, returning the wearer to a state of readiness. "Hey, Anomen could use this!" Lady Georgi said with an evil glint in her eye, "No more having to give him time to sleep!"

The Ladies returned the next day to the celebrations of all Dairy District halflings and everyone who likes to drink milk. As they approached their tent, the saw Anomen still extolling his virtues to the poor halfling lad, who after three days of Anomen droning on and on about himself had finally shook himself free of the spell. But upon seeing the Five return, the lad found he could only repeat "Humnama, humnama." Anomen sighed and suggested that if the lad could never find self-control, at least he should get some mirrored sunglasses and pretend to read something while he gawks.

Anomen stifled a yawn as Lady Jennabard slipped the Ring of Swift Recovery onto his finger. Then his eyes grew wide when he saw the entire cartload of whipping cream and Tia Maria the halflings had given the Ladies as a reward for their help. Without a word, Anomen dropped his towel, then realized that he was still out in public, put the towel back on, then followed The Harem inside the tent.

This all happened three weeks ago, and noone has exited the tent yet.


:eek: :D :o :D

Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2003 6:05 pm
by Scayde
LMAO....Priceless :D

There should be a SYM Museum of Historical Treasures and this should be in it :D

Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2003 6:14 pm
by dragon wench
Actually that is not a bad thread idea :D I know there is a SYM - member quote thread somewhere, but perhaps a thread that caught SYM's many magical moments would not be a bad plan *giggle* :D

Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2003 6:17 pm
by Scayde
Perhaps a SYM Museam of lost treasures :D

Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2003 6:35 pm
by Yshania
Fantastic blast from the past, Sis! :D :D

If my post doesn't work, let me know to edit ;)

Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2003 8:48 pm
by dragon wench
Okay... I just had to share this cut scene from IWD Two :D

Scayde, as a human barbarian, is leading this little group of mercenaries.

As I enter a new area two Uthgardt barbarians are discussing the trail of destruction my party has wrought:

Barbarian one: G'day
Barbarian two: G'day

general dialogue...

barbarian one: " According to the winds of gossip, they're gods or something -- led by a three-legged wench named Scayde"

:eek: :D :p

Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2003 9:41 pm
by Galuf the Dwarf
*sigh* I can always count on somebody to make this place shine like a waxed car in the summer sun, eh?

I swear that you ladies have humor and entertainment down to a science. Keep up the good work. *BIG group hug*

BTW, check your PM when you get the chance, DW.

Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2003 9:58 pm
by dragon wench
lol! :D

Just got your PM Galuf :)

I'll reply sometime soon. At the moment I'm nursing a nasty cold, and my head feels as though it is stuffed with cotton batton, so any sort of coherant thought is a challenge :rolleyes: ;)

Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2003 10:41 pm
by Scayde
Holding Mickie for Ransome

LOL...BS, I have Mickey...I have had him stuffed in the attic since my 16th birthday...

Leave the ransome in a plane brown bag in DW's basement at the Home for the depraved.

If you want him , it is going to cost you :D :p


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Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2003 11:27 pm
by dragon wench
LMAO!!!
As though BS needs encouragement to go off searching for a "Mickey" down in the basement of the depraved :p :D

Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2003 11:29 pm
by Scayde
LOL...No, he doesnt need encouragement to get down there..but I might as well get something out of it :D

Although he is more likely to find the flask than the mouse :p ;)

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 6:53 am
by Galuf the Dwarf
URGENT PM RECEIPT

Scayde, I just thought I'd tell you that I left an IMPORTANT message in your PM. Please read it ASAP.

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 7:03 pm
by Scayde
I read it Galuf.
I am working on a response for you.
You should be getting it soon.

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 8:15 pm
by Galuf the Dwarf
Originally posted by Scayde
I read it Galuf.
I am working on a response for you.
You should be getting it soon.


Okay. Gwalchmai got back to me earlier today, and so I'm starting to gather votes on my idea. Still, I'll have to check with others in the meantime.

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 8:21 pm
by dragon wench
I think, Galuf, that you may want to consider throwing your ideas up for consideration in this discussion thread. Beyond being a DF hang out, that is also its purpose. :)

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 8:38 pm
by Galuf the Dwarf
Originally posted by dragon wench
I think, Galuf, that you may want to consider throwing your ideas up for consideration in this discussion thread. Beyond being a DF hang out, that is also its purpose. :)


:confused: Erm, would you mind to translate? I honestly don't understand that.

Gwally gave me a bit of a heads-up about the ultimate plot in this book, so my idea is looking like it could be coming to shape somehow. I hope to bring the goal of the story to a climax that will keep us all beaming. If we can come to an agreement, I can bet that this could happen. Still, I'll need more input in time. ;)

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 8:48 pm
by dragon wench
@Galuf,
The purpose of "DF Discussion," amongst other things, is to talk about plot ideas, make edit requests, and so forth in the story. Why not outline your ideas here? :)

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 9:09 pm
by Scayde
Galuf...DW has given you a very good suggestion. I would encourage you to avail yourself if it before proceeding any further.

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 9:11 pm
by Galuf the Dwarf
Originally posted by dragon wench
@Galuf,
The purpose of "DF Discussion," amongst other things, is to talk about plot ideas, make edit requests, and so forth in the story. Why not outline your ideas here? :)


Alright. *sigh* Here goes the surprise. :(


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I was thinking, at this point, that there should be two Galdervans (since it seemed like I made a big mistake months ago with trying to take Galdervan under my wing), and that Galdervan Rockhome should be the Abomination in disguise. In this case, "Galdervan" has secretly sprung a trap, sending many beasts and hostile monsters through a secret arcane rift. While alot of these creatures are attacking you, our antagonist - out of the range of your eyes and ears - gathers the synergies and spells to create the ultimate trap. He (if the Abomination is male) will trap you all in this rift, which is his home, and try to change you into mutated servants, twisted beings to become generals to the slowly swelling ranks of monstrous beings trained for an onslaught on the prime material plane.

What do you think of that? I was hoping that Gwalchmai would give me the background on the Abomination before I gave out my ultimate plans, but this is what i have so far. So, how is it overall?

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2003 9:20 pm
by Scayde
Galuf...I think you are tinkering a bit too much with the main plot and the rest of the characters. I have given you permission to write Galdervan.....a character which I helped to create, and had been carrying......but in not doing your homework you have taken the name and used it for a completely different character than the one which I created...........that is fine........I gave him to you. But now you are talking about a major shift in the plot.......I do not think youa re familiar enough with the plot, the story, or the rest of the characters to undertake something this major. I know of only 4 writers in the DF who are........and I am not one of them . I would suggest you choose a more humble entrance than single handedly saving the DFs from the abomination and a planar rift. ....Perhaps just stumble into the cvern and start whacking away at some of the skeletal minions we are currently fighting..........and then introduce yourself. I will be more than happy to pick Galdervan back up....since he is a bit of a side kick to Scayde ;-)