First Intermission 15 - Revision history

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 21:53, 18 July 2010

2010-07-18T21:53:04Z

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-	There were [[wildlife\|horned sheep]] in the [[~~mountains\|~~mountain]] [[hex]] where they stopped and waited for turn's end. Two of them did not last very long. The [[Transylvito\|Transylvitians]] released their [[Doombat\|bats]] on one, which covered it like a fluttering leather trenchcoat and drank it dry. It bleated and honked its horns in pitiful agony, and fell silent.	+	There were [[wildlife\|horned sheep]] in the [[mountain]] [[hex]] where they stopped and waited for turn's end. Two of them did not last very long. The [[Transylvito\|Transylvitians]] released their [[Doombat\|bats]] on one, which covered it like a fluttering leather trenchcoat and drank it dry. It bleated and honked its horns in pitiful agony, and fell silent.

	Then the [[warlord]]s themselves did something very similar to the other one.		Then the [[warlord]]s themselves did something very similar to the other one.

Dan Hoey: Footnote Do-Wop songs

2009-12-13T19:20:08Z

Footnote Do-Wop songs

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	The [[Doombat]]s also got to scrounge from the field, as the warlords then let them loose to chip and scree through the night, scouring the hex of bugs. One benefit of traveling with Transylvitians was sleeping in the field without getting bitten by mosquitoes. One drawback was that it occasionally rained something that wasn't weather.		The [[Doombat]]s also got to scrounge from the field, as the warlords then let them loose to chip and scree through the night, scouring the hex of bugs. One benefit of traveling with Transylvitians was sleeping in the field without getting bitten by mosquitoes. One drawback was that it occasionally rained something that wasn't weather.

-	Her companions/captors were in the mood to sing, after the meal. Without instruments, the four of them performed a broad repertoire of complex and harmonic traditional folk songs, with titles such as "Little Darlin'" and "Sh-Boom," and "Come and Go With Me." Curled up in her bedroll by a dwindling campfire, Jillian drifted off to sleep to a gentle ballad they called "Erf Angel."	+	Her companions/captors were in the mood to sing, after the meal. Without instruments, the four of them performed a broad repertoire of complex and harmonic traditional folk songs, with titles such as "Little Darlin'" and "Sh-Boom," and "Come and Go With Me." Curled up in her bedroll by a dwindling campfire, Jillian drifted off to sleep to a gentle ballad they called "Erf Angel."{{ref\|DoWop}}
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		+	=====Notes=====
		+	#{{note\|DoWop}}References to Do-Wop songs: Little Darlin', Sh-Boom, Come and Go With Me, and Earth Angel.

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Commander I. Heartly Noah at 17:43, 28 August 2009

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	There were [[wildlife\|horned sheep]] in the [[mountains\|mountain]] [[hex]] where they stopped and waited for turn's end. Two of them did not last very long. The [[Transylvito\|Transylvitians]] released their [[Doombat\|bats]] on one, which covered it like a fluttering leather trenchcoat and drank it dry. It bleated and honked its horns in pitiful agony, and fell silent.		There were [[wildlife\|horned sheep]] in the [[mountains\|mountain]] [[hex]] where they stopped and waited for turn's end. Two of them did not last very long. The [[Transylvito\|Transylvitians]] released their [[Doombat\|bats]] on one, which covered it like a fluttering leather trenchcoat and drank it dry. It bleated and honked its horns in pitiful agony, and fell silent.

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2009-07-22T17:59:38Z

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'''Turns since TBfGK: 2'''
There were [[wildlife|horned sheep]] in the [[mountains|mountain]] [[hex]] where they stopped and waited for turn's end. Two of them did not last very long. The [[Transylvito|Transylvitians]] released their [[Doombat|bats]] on one, which covered it like a fluttering leather trenchcoat and drank it dry. It bleated and honked its horns in pitiful agony, and fell silent.

Then the [[warlord]]s themselves did something very similar to the other one.

[[Jillian Zamussels|She]] could have hunted one down herself, but they left her a good meaty [[Provisions|haunch]] to roast. After a moment's consideration, she took it, split it, and wedged it between two shale slabs at the edge of her [[campfire]]. She set her [[gwiffon]]s on the remaining carcass, to suck the marrow and absorb the hooves and horns. It added one more day her [[provisions]] would last.

The [[Doombat]]s also got to scrounge from the field, as the warlords then let them loose to chip and scree through the night, scouring the hex of bugs. One benefit of traveling with Transylvitians was sleeping in the field without getting bitten by mosquitoes. One drawback was that it occasionally rained something that wasn't weather.

Her companions/captors were in the mood to sing, after the meal. Without instruments, the four of them performed a broad repertoire of complex and harmonic traditional folk songs, with titles such as "Little Darlin'" and "Sh-Boom," and "Come and Go With Me." Curled up in her bedroll by a dwindling campfire, Jillian drifted off to sleep to a gentle ballad they called "Erf Angel."

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