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#1 green_cloaked_sorcerer Sep 08, 2004 16:08:50	Not really the question I need to be answered, nor is there a question. I just thought I would point out that I am reading Wizard's Conclave and I think I see why my friends and I love wizards/spell casters soo much. There is a part in the very begining when Dalamar gets Palin's first spell book, and Palin though magicless is almost reluctant to give it up, but knows it should go to the next generation of Wizards, much as I think we feel with out PHBs. Especially from 1st Edition, and such. Sometimes your reluctant to give it to a friend just getting into D&D but you realize you don't need it, and they will love it, if not a friend then your children. Also another part that I think says exactly what we all feel is this line... "Dalamar nodded his thanks. He could hardly wait to sit down, light a lamp, and start to read." Isn't that how we all feel when we get a new D&D book or just a new DL book ingeneral? You just can't wait to sit down and explore the wonders inside. So I say go us for knowing what its like to be a wizard, and those of you who were around for DL during its dark times when it looked like it would fail. My hats off to you, for you all know what its like for the Gods to leave, sure some of you went and read you primal sorcery, but you knew it was all blasphamy, and not the true fantasy setting. Thank the Gods, DL is back, and it is a star as bright as the forge Flint and Tas rest at! GCS
#2 zombiegleemax Sep 08, 2004 16:17:43	GCS you is so bad and yet so correct. A contadiction you be.