It takes some getting used to. I still haven't mastered it yet, and it will probably be quite a while before I do.

ps. thanks for the login info. :p

Here is a link to a KJV Bible entry. Read Genesis 1 to 3 Read Genesis 1 through 3 you will notice that it is a classic example of going from easy reading, straight forward, everyday, modern grammer, right into a more older type of grammer.

I would suggest not doing it at that way at all, unless every entry were done in the same style. But if you decide to do so,  incorperate it in as the diary text from an old long dead scribe or priest.

Another way, is to do it like Rayne suggests and grammatize it sparingly.


BTW: FWIW: I agree with Silfer. A cleric has a lot of power if they have a lot of faith in that God or Goddess, but it is the god who they have faith in who deems them worthy to cast the spell.

The strength of the clerics' power is directly related to their faith. Simply put: If one believes that their God/Goddess will give them the power to cast, then they can.

I don't really see how a ship on the water is brought down during the calmness of the weather...

How about water golems during a calm sea. They #1 push the ship along when there is no wind, and #2 destroy ships despite whether there is wind or water.

Humans start learning weaving at age 10, while elves start learning weaving at age 40. Shouldn't it be the other way around? Don't elves have a more magical inclination?

What we need is a Benedict Monk, he would know what to say. Of course he's probably from a sacred cult, or something.  

Soldiers, before an important battle would get a blessing from a priest. The priest would say for example: "Be they ever so brave and find mercy in the halls of Queprur" That would be an innvocation of a god wouldn't it?

This goes back to what Viresse said in another post. The land of Sorren is wide, and why do they have to live  in one particular place. Especially if they are common?

If they are the most common, shouldn't they have a wider range?

And if they cause havoc as low down as a farmers livestock. Why wouldn't they find feasting in the foothills provocative too.

Not trouble for your Ogres, really. I imagine these horned Dragons would live farther up the mountains than your Ogres, which would probably live in the foothills with all the trees and rocks and Sarvonian White Deer and Capricus.

It's not that crazy Belgarion the Great. Just put a big letter "S" on his chest, and call him super bunny.  

Another simple animal, and this time it has brains. Unfortunately it is to smart for me.  

The shapeshifting ability is glaring, because we seem to have a lot of shapeshifters. Also if you have read Issac(sp) Asimov, them exploding and causing offspring is a bit like science fiction

Well obviously I'm color blind Uragel. HA!

BTW: John I think Dala has already seen it, and since nothing was ever said, I assume it's okay with her. But just to be on the safe side, let's not stand to close to Uragel for a while...eh?  

You have orange sky too Thuja?

ICQ will send again You have to be online for me to send you by file, and since you never are. I'll send it by email okay?

Edited by: Winlok at: 3/23/02 12:37:53 am

How about a long time ago, a conclave of them existed near the Icelands of Aeh'Os'th'er'oc in the Mountains of Aesh.

Northern Sarvonia. (Dragon Slayers) And Drogo I sent an updated copy of that tribe a while ago. You never got back to me, is it not enough?

You can have them Viresse, I just want them temporarily.

My preview is all messed up for some reason, so I have to edit it all the time. With preview you could go back and forth, and still have the option of editing later, if needed.

Grrrrr