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The Giant Stone Swords of Agmundr
I don't know the origin of this photo but I think it is very cool and very inspirational. I ran across it on the Spes Magna Games blog. The author, Mark Chance, also wrote a cool little back story for the image including brief in game effects for BoL and a couple of other systems.
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Re: The Giant Stone Swords of Agmundr
Makes me think of long forgotten gods that forgot their swords in the chaos of battle. . .
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Re: The Giant Stone Swords of Agmundr
umungus wrote:
Makes me think of long forgotten gods that forgot their swords in the chaos of battle. . .
Yeah, and the problem is they are eventually going to come back for them. Better not get in their way.
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Re: The Giant Stone Swords of Agmundr
Humans cant let the gods remove the swords. The swords are lodged in a colossal dragon (or some other monster) that is kept paralyzed. If the swords are removed the dragon will unleash destruction on all of mankind.
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Re: The Giant Stone Swords of Agmundr
Such a choice for the poor people. Fight the gods? Fight the dragon? Somehow trick the gods into fighting the dragon? I imagine the gods planted the dragon there in the first place. What threat would lead them to free the dragon as the lesser of two evils?
They need a champion! Perhaps that rough-hewn barbarian fellow can help.
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