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Re: greetings

Post by ken » November 5th, 2010, 10:15 am

artjedimaster wrote:Greetings Grey,
I think it is totally cool that you are sharing this with your grandson. I am still a blackbeard (mid thirties Native American/Mexican) sharing this with my children. I was first exposed to the Quests when I was 12ish, by my big brother. I have been hooked since. I have been waiting, as you have for my kids to reach the age of understanding. My 11 year old daughter is a wizard and elf, my 8 year old son is a Barbarian of course, my 6 year old son is a Dwarf, and my 3 year old twins look forward to joining the ranks.... I hope. We too have been thru the Trial and have rescued Sir Ragnar. He has yet to show up as a NPC though. That is a good idea to have him rescue them in case they are about to "give up the ghost". I am so glad to have found this site and have barely scratched the surface of resources available. I still have the original Heroquest that my brother bought and bequeathed to me, as well as Kellar's Keep Expansion pack that I bought later. I have recently bought a "Brit" Version of the original game to add to what I currently have. I am eagerly awaiting its arrival. Welcome Brother.

Hope you are still gaming with your kids!! Do they build Quests? My grandson goes from strength to strength. He is coming over soon to paint some monsters I have obtained for him, looking to see if he brings them into his latest quest. :mrgreen:

Re: greetings

Post by el_flesh » September 28th, 2010, 9:19 am

O-Sake in an Onsen. You get drunk so dam fast from the heat it's incedible.

...of course the need to pee in a public steam bath and an immediate hangover are a little bit of a pain to deal with, too....

Re: greetings

Post by ken » September 28th, 2010, 5:16 am

I used to go to France to old motorcycle rallies, in another world. We used to drink some green alcoholic beverage, reputedly distilled from seaweed roots, cannot remember the name, was it Sueze, or something similar, do we have any French friends? No need for music after a few of those, I can assure you.

Re: greetings

Post by el_flesh » September 27th, 2010, 12:59 pm

Depends on the mood of course. Nothing like Tequila&Lime and a CD of "The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly" soundtrack. IF you're in the mood for it.
Or smoky Jazz and a Sheri Shamrock: Bailey's + CremedeMenthe(green)

Re: greetings

Post by ken » September 27th, 2010, 6:55 am

Greeting Artjedimaster. The Sir Ragnar Quest on the site looks a bit tough for an 8 year old, I will probably reduce the competition a bit for him. Also working on a couple of undead quests for him, as he really likes the look of them!! Working on the Curse Of The Mummy, then as a sequel, the Mummy's Revenge. Remember, he is only 10, so I have to build him up to bigger things!! Trying to get his Dad to come & help him, three generations? Is that a Playing Record? Regards Ken

Re: greetings

Post by el_flesh » September 6th, 2010, 7:48 am

Miles Davis.

Re: greetings

Post by ken » September 6th, 2010, 3:02 am

Try Tangerine Dream, Flesh, they cover all your requirements. Ken

Re: greetings

Post by el_flesh » September 5th, 2010, 5:56 pm

Red Wine, Red roses, Red nail polish on fingers and toes of my lady...in RED.

Musky slow music does it for me at those times.

Re: greetings

Post by link_triforce21 » September 5th, 2010, 2:47 pm

I go classic rock like the beetles but i like to change it up with the Scott Pilgrim soundtrack.

Re: greetings

Post by ken » September 3rd, 2010, 9:41 am

any music fans out there? me, I go for , Vivaldi, Four Seasons; The Chieftans, Irish Heartbeat; Coldplay, Clocks&Viva, lots of red wine to help me thro' the day. Ken

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