"The Lord of Murder shall perish, but in his doom he shall spawn a score of mortal progeny. Chaos will be sewn from their passage. So sayeth the wise Alaundo."
Thief: I carefully turn the pick counter-clockwise... Barbarian: I put my foot over the thief's shoulder. Thief: WTH? Barbarian: I'm a barbarian. Deal with it
A couple years ago, I tried to look up another place I used to live, on Google Maps. The Air Force Base was still there, but the entire neighborhood I lived in, and one of the nearby lakes, was gone.
A couple years ago, I tried to look up another place I used to live, on Google Maps. The Air Force Base was still there, but the entire neighborhood I lived in, and one of the nearby lakes, was gone.
I've done the same for where I grew up. The whole area is completely different. What I knew is gone like it never existed. Gives some insight into Elminster and the other "immortals". We've seen how things change after just a few decades. Image what it is like for them when it is centuries of change.
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A couple years ago, I tried to look up another place I used to live, on Google Maps. The Air Force Base was still there, but the entire neighborhood I lived in, and one of the nearby lakes, was gone.
I've done the same for where I grew up. The whole area is completely different. What I knew is gone like it never existed. Gives some insight into Elminster and the other "immortals". We've seen how things change after just a few decades. Image what it is like for them when it is centuries of change.
That's a good point.
This one neighborhood I lived in, in Alabama, has expanded since I moved from there. The creek where I used to play (and where I left some Hot Wheels cars buried!) is now like 6 feet under someone's backyard, and the woods I used to wander around in are now a neighborhood.
I didn't like much about living in Alabama, but I have a lot of fond memories of that creek and those woods. And though it's been many a moon since I've been in that town, it still bugs me to know that my old trails and hiding spots are gone now.
quote:I've done the same for where I grew up. The whole area is completely different. What I knew is gone like it never existed. Gives some insight into Elminster and the other "immortals". We've seen how things change after just a few decades. Image what it is like for them when it is centuries of change.
That's crazy. I just looked up my last duty station at Ft. Stewart, GA, and that is quite different now days in Hinesville! lol Wow. Of course, it's been a bit since I retired out of the Army, so makes sense.
Kind of got lost in the Phlog (see the previous discussion) for a while but I'm back! Not quite as skilled as Elminster at getting myself out of troubles while traveling the planes but I finally found my way back home to Texas, and am now retired. Hopefully, everyone is still active here!