Not necessarily. Some mythos call baby dragons kittens/kits.
Lmao, if by 'mythos' you're referring to crap fantasy written by 40-year-old women for 14-year-old girls, then sure, maybe they are. Pretty sure Tolkien never mentioned any kitten dragons, anyway.
Lmao, if by 'mythos' you're referring to crap fantasy written by 40-year-old women for 14-year-old girls, then sure, maybe they are. Pretty sure Tolkien never mentioned any kitten dragons, anyway.
Because Tolkien is the be all and end all of fantasy?
Ixchilgal2010-01-20 02:11:44
(Gaudiguch): Kalin (from the Prime Material Plane) says, "So it has come to my attention that some of you can't read the news. This is what I suggest you do. Ask the person next to you if they are smarter than you and if they say 'yes' ask them to read the news to you."
Mirami2010-01-20 02:16:40
You offer up a delicate emerald piercing needle to Maylea, Bloom of Serenity. 4612h, 3243m, 4233e, 10p, 21972en, 14349w exk-
A warm aura flows through the Basin of Life, suffusing each colour with new vibrance as the Bloom of Serenity makes Her presence known. 4612h, 3243m, 4233e, 10p, 21972en, 14349w exk-
Lmao, if by 'mythos' you're referring to crap fantasy written by 40-year-old women for 14-year-old girls, then sure, maybe they are. Pretty sure Tolkien never mentioned any kitten dragons, anyway.
Because there is only one standard form of fantasy. That fantasy cannot be anything but what well known writers/scholars had written. Because FANTASY isn't FICTION, Amirite?
Unknown2010-01-20 02:21:27
No, Tolkien was just an easy (the easiest, in fact) example. There's lots of good fantasy! And there's gobs upon loads of awful fantasy, which I kindly ask you not to bring anywhere near me or I'll break out in hives.
No, Tolkien was just an easy (the easiest, in fact) example. There's lots of good fantasy! And there's gobs upon loads of awful fantasy, which I kindly ask you not to bring anywhere near me or I'll break out in hives.
Tempting.
Unknown2010-01-20 02:42:37
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(Glomdoring): Pruxi says, "Oh Drat, I lost my brain,.. If you find it, please give it back!"
(Glomdoring): Ssaliss says, "If you say so..."
Made me laugh >.<
Kante2010-01-20 02:56:47
Message #9 Sent by: (system) 01/19 18:34 "Celina has declared you a formal enemy of the Great Alliance of Glomdoring for this reason: 'Causing problems then abandoning Glomdoring for our enemies.'."
Message #9 Sent by: (system) 01/19 18:34 "Celina has declared you a formal enemy of the Great Alliance of Glomdoring for this reason: 'Causing problems then abandoning Glomdoring for our enemies.'."
lawl
Know what Lusternia needs?
CONTEST ENEMY OF GLOMDORING
If you have a problem with your being enemied, you can have someone review it to find out if it's valid.
Arix2010-01-20 03:03:22
Need that for Serenwilde if Laysus comes back
Esano2010-01-20 03:05:13
That might be a good idea ... if there was such a thing as an invalid reason for enemying.
That might be a good idea ... if there was such a thing as an invalid reason for enemying.
Brand Ixion Enemy Narynth saw him smile. This is clearly a sign of the End of Times, and he is its Harbinger.
Unknown2010-01-20 03:08:57
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Message #2346 Sent by: SOMEONE 01/19 22:10 "I should completely join celest and take champion from jayden! But I don't wanna get kicked out for drinking milk. I hear celest hates milk, is this true?"
Eh, I'm not angry about the enemy status. I just find it odd that I call someone "annoying" before leaving for Mag and I get enemied, essentially, for "insulting" someone.
Beyond that, a serious question: is Talan bipolar IRL? Not being mean or grief-y or anything like that, I'm just legitimately curious.
Eh, I'm not angry about the enemy status. I just find it odd that I call someone "annoying" before leaving for Mag and I get enemied, essentially, for "insulting" someone.
Beyond that, a serious question: is Talan bipolar IRL? Not being mean or grief-y or anything like that, I'm just legitimately curious.
Don't disappoint us now, wear that enemy status with pride and scoff at the thought of you ever giving a darn about it in the first place.
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