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As a random aside, I've always loved your username. Is there a particular story behind it?

Sweet. I'm somewhere aroung 100 crownies, with another twenty if you count my stormtrooper-with-silver-armor Paladins. I love this hobby

Therefore the ninja, being trained not to feel emotion, automatically negates the biggest advantage a pirate has.

Ah, but history has nothing to do with it. The idea of a Ninja has risen beyond it's real-life origins, until the only thing associating the two, in essence, has been the name. The same has happened with pirates. If we were trying to be historical, the pirates would be in armor-plated steamers with ...

Utterly gorgeous. I love the tower in the right, and the whole slightly flamboyant style is lovely. The shady stream was nicely done, and the bridge is a work of beauty. Fantastic. Completely fantastic.

I like that idea. I'm in!

Battle: a visual journey through 5,000 years of combat This enormous book details every major campaign between 3,000 B.C. and 2003 A.D. Greeks, Romans, Mongols, Europeans, Ottomans, Oriental, and Indian armies all make appearences, and the weapons, armor, and fighting styles of major civilizations ...

The problem with that approach is that it would discourage Lego from making other expensive sets that might be more desirable.

I can answer question one, sort of: they had plant stems both around Christmas and a few days ago, so there's probably a pretty good chance of them still being there if you visit soon.

I agree; they would make great broadswords where before there were only zwords.

This is simply incredible. The fig placement and variety is extremely well done, and the working siege engines are insane. The castle and landscaping are both beautiful. The whole thing is simply fantastic.

...When you realize that your magnificent army might be just a bunch of little plastic men, but don't really care.

Why would I have posted anything like this on April first if I wanted anyone to believe me?

Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2008 7:00 pm

*...leaves and goes to Monarth...*

Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2008 7:02 pm

"...buncha stuff..."

Wow. Mediaeval realms with internet access=awesome.

Yeah, you probably did. This is a forum of fanatics about history and plastic blocks; I doubt anyone really worries about dorkness anymore.