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Date Posted: 14:20:33 09/01/02 Sun
Author: Mandi
Subject: Well...
In reply to: Skeeter 's message, "WOW!" on 08:48:21 09/01/02 Sun

^.^ I didn't create that poem, if that was what you were thinking. I wanted to put much more into that little advertising post, but was only able to fit what you see now. Ah well.
The poem, which is actually the words to a prophecy, comes from David Clement-Davies' Fire Bringer, which is a story about a fawn with a white oak marking on his forehead who must escape from his home herd in order to save himself and those who travel with him from the lord of the herd and his vicious followers. During his travels, the fawn (Rannoch), though oblivious to him, starts to follow in the prophecy's words, as it will be clear in the RPG.
I higly recommend this book to anyone who is an animal lover. Put it this way: I love to read, but sometimes I loose interest in certain books and won't finish reading it until a couple of months later, or forget all about it and go on to a different book. Fire Bringer kept me interested enough for me to finish it within about four days. A record for me. ^_^
Now, you don't have to have read the book in order for you to start role playing at my RPG. I can't stress this enough. It would certainly help, but it isn't necessary.

I'm glad you show interest, though! I really, really hope this RPG gets started again...

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