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"He left me for dead in the back alley of London’s most desolate area. His attack was brutal, ruthless. His hands steady; his blade true. He left me nothing that resembled the fairer sex. His hatred for women knew no boundaries. And when he was finished, he wiped his hands clean as he stared down upon me with bland indifference – a frog dissected." Read more on the blog.
"That’s how Brán put it when he told me. ‘We lost one, Your Majesty’." Read more on the blog.
"So. Her Fae Majesty is on strike or something. All anybody knows is that she had some kind of argument with The Author and took herself (and her Consort Nathaniel) off to some island for a “holiday”." Read more on the blog.
"Well, Her Majesty will want to know about this. So I should document it, I guess. I have a little camera, and Vista’s along with me, so she can help me take some photographs: Huldufólk, much as I wish it weren’t so, aren’t great with technology unless we’re in a Realm that’s bound to something technological." Read more on the blog.
"I don’t mind handling the various diplomatic responsibilities of my role. I knew these would be a reality when I decided to create a Realm that would be a bridge between the Fae Realms and the more mundane worlds out there. Still, particularly when the diplomatic season is just starting to heat up in the spring, I find it tiring." Read more on the blog.
"This Realm-hopping lark is becoming addictive. And it’s easy, as with most things, for me to lose focus and stop thinking about getting back to Awenia or finding HFM. Recently, I’ve started to wonder what makes it all work." Read more on the blog.
"Planned city roleplay. Thats what Cedar Creek (and a few others) are all about. Unlike New Babbage, which we had a look at last month, Cedar Creek is a fully planned and laid out city, complete with streets, home for rent, and the basic infrastructure that a city needs." Read more on the blog.
"There's a new weaponry in town and I couldn't be more excited to show off the first and new release from Edo World, the "Naginata" Pole Weapon. Edo World comes to us as a sister store to Medieval World, one of fantasy creators who is frequently featured in this blog - if you enjoy all things Japanese, Yi Ti (Game of Thrones) or Pani (Gor), visit the store, grab a landmark and go back often to check on new releases." Read more on the blog.
"Ancient European empires have always been a personal favorite of mine, and I often find myself in Persian, Roman and Greek-themed role-play regions. I am continually amazed at how much detail and effort builders put into their role-play regions, and if you are history buff, Second Life® may be the right place for you. The public is welcome to visit and experience what is like to live as a Roman soldier, a Greek goddess or the merchant selling produce in the town’s market." Read more on the blog.
"Cyberpunk fiction gained momentum in the early 1980s—William Gibson's influential debut novel Neuromancer, Bruce Sterling, Rudy Rucker, K.W. Jeter and Katsuhiro Otomo's manga series Akira are some of the authors and novels most associated with the movement, who solidified cyberpunk as a subgenre. In addition, early films such as Blade Runner and The Matrix Trilogy further popularized this genre, reflecting a new perspective of a technology-induced realm of bizarre, hard-edged and high-tech subculture of hackers and rebels; thus the origin of the movement’s name – high tech (cyber) with counter-culture (punk)." Read more on the blog.
"The Holiday Season is not over yet – we are soon to cheer to a New Year and hopefully to a better year than what 2020 had to offer us. Many of us agree this year has not been the most joyful, but we need to remember and count our blessings. Keep your hopes up – I strongly believe in a few months our lives may go back to normal; until then, let's stay virtual." Read more on the blog.
"I grew up around scientists. My father was an engineer who designed and implemented complex instrumentation for scientific research at a Carnegie R1 university. He was also an amateur astronomer. As an only child, I spent much of my time with scientists, allowed to “follow around” on field work and freezing in domes open to the cold night sky. My becoming some sort of scientist was a forgone conclusion if not somehow pre-ordained." Read more on the blog.
"hello robins ♡
I wanted to properly introduce you to Quincy's second life story.
she is returning from college and is finding her place in her family's production company while rediscovering her hometown of East Branch City."
"A fire burns in the middle of the longhall and pots of porridge and stew are cooking above it. Taking advantage of both the warmth and the illumination from the fire, a young woman works at binding baskets from thin reeds." Read more on the blog.
"Every notable quest has either begun, ended or had an important interlude at a tavern. This one is no different. The tavern might be off the beaten path, the drinks may or may not be watered down depending on the barkeepers feelings toward the patrons. But they are known for a particular delicacy, dragonfire sausage and cheese." Read more on Flickr.
"There’s a new fitness game in the Really Needy HUD system (a proud sponsoring media partner to New World Notes) and it brings a fun new way of exploring and socializing in Second Life -- basically, you earn points by doing physical activities through the virtual world." Read more on the blog.
"Flo Udimo is a role-player and her photostream is full of so many different role-playing identities that it’s just astonishing. I love this one. This pose is just so saucy. She’s very much a take-no-prisoners woman, isn’t she?" Read more on the blog
"The past few days have been a blur. When I first got the call from a law firm that I may be heir to a large estate I thought they were crazy. The things they were saying simply didn't register as being possible. I have, or should I say had, an estranged Great Aunt, who met an untimely demise." Read more on the blog.
"One of my all time favorite things to do in Second Life has always been role play. The reason I decided to play Second Life were because of some of these role play communities. I remember early in my Second Life, I used to hop around between this role play community called Rocky Valley and another called Dead End. I met the majority of my current friends at Rocky Valley, this cool boarding school style city that really kicked started my love for immersive role play." Read more on the blog.
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