Drow Language Area

[griogal]

Already found that one. I asked just in case some were using others.
I have some troubles with Google over here.

[trage]

I know there is another, but I am too lazy to look it up, but if you are desperate enough on that translator site there is a dictionary. It might be helpful.

[ephiroll]

Shut up with your Klingon, Anthony. Anyways yes I would be interested in a drow language group and I had already asked Sammigurl, Nitefyre and NVN about this. They all said they would enjoy a Drow language group if one was made. So you have 4 more people RKL.

Oh and yes R.A. Salvatore is a bitchin writer and quite a few good games were based off of his books like Icewind Dales and Baulders Gate. Right now I am reading the Silent Blade series (forgot actual name).

Actually, the games are based off the Forgotten Realm Campaign Setting for AD&D when it was under TSR. TSR then turned it into a book series which contain the Drizzt Do'Urden series. After Wizards of the Coast bought TSR they did away with AD&D but kept the book series of the campaign settings like Forgotten Realms and Dragonlance (my personal favorite) which have always and still are a success.

Icewind Dale, Baldur's Gate, and now Neverwinter Nights are based off the original campaign settings for the Forgotten Realms in 2nd Edition AD&D and original concept. R. A. Salvatore's books of Drizzt Do'Urden (I believe he did another Forgotten Realm trilogy that wasn't a Drizzt one)were just based in the already created campaign setting. And Drow was created long before he wrote those books. The only thing that is really original from Salvatore are the characters and the story. The world and about everything else was alredy there. There are also a good 20 authors who write in that series but in my opinion R. A. Salvatore is the best.

Now I really like Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman and their groundbreaking Dragonlance novels which if it wasn't for them then we wouldn't be reading about Drizzt and his companions.

I am hoping someday Drizzt finds his way to Krynn. Supposedly the AD&D worlds were connected by portals. Some say that Tasslehoff Burrfoots has been to the Forgotten Realms. God, I love kender.

I just want to add that Drizzt wasn't created by Salvatore either, Drizzt was a "NPC" created to populate the Forgotten Realms world. His first appearance was on page 33 of the "Running the Realms" booklet that came with the boxset which was printed in 1993. Salvatore is just the most famous of many very talented authors creating works based on the AD&D world.

And all the AD&D worlds are accessable to each other by using "Spelljammers", the AD&D equivilant of spaceships, and if I remember correctly there is an artifact that opens a portal between the different worlds.

By the way, I'd also support a Drow language area.

[rklenseth]

Shut up with your Klingon, Anthony. Anyways yes I would be interested in a drow language group and I had already asked Sammigurl, Nitefyre and NVN about this. They all said they would enjoy a Drow language group if one was made. So you have 4 more people RKL.

Oh and yes R.A. Salvatore is a bitchin writer and quite a few good games were based off of his books like Icewind Dales and Baulders Gate. Right now I am reading the Silent Blade series (forgot actual name).

Actually, the games are based off the Forgotten Realm Campaign Setting for AD&D when it was under TSR. TSR then turned it into a book series which contain the Drizzt Do'Urden series. After Wizards of the Coast bought TSR they did away with AD&D but kept the book series of the campaign settings like Forgotten Realms and Dragonlance (my personal favorite) which have always and still are a success.

Icewind Dale, Baldur's Gate, and now Neverwinter Nights are based off the original campaign settings for the Forgotten Realms in 2nd Edition AD&D and original concept. R. A. Salvatore's books of Drizzt Do'Urden (I believe he did another Forgotten Realm trilogy that wasn't a Drizzt one)were just based in the already created campaign setting. And Drow was created long before he wrote those books. The only thing that is really original from Salvatore are the characters and the story. The world and about everything else was alredy there. There are also a good 20 authors who write in that series but in my opinion R. A. Salvatore is the best.

Now I really like Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman and their groundbreaking Dragonlance novels which if it wasn't for them then we wouldn't be reading about Drizzt and his companions.

I am hoping someday Drizzt finds his way to Krynn. Supposedly the AD&D worlds were connected by portals. Some say that Tasslehoff Burrfoots has been to the Forgotten Realms. God, I love kender.

I just want to add that Drizzt wasn't created by Salvatore either, Drizzt was a "NPC" created to populate the Forgotten Realms world. His first appearance was on page 33 of the "Running the Realms" booklet that came with the boxset which was printed in 1993. Salvatore is just the most famous of many very talented authors creating works based on the AD&D world.

And all the AD&D worlds are accessable to each other by using "Spelljammers", the AD&D equivilant of spaceships, and if I remember correctly there is an artifact that opens a portal between the different worlds.

By the way, I'd also support a Drow language area.

I always thought that Drizzt was a character created by Salvatore. Thought I read somewhere about that.

Anyways, the artifact you speak of is the Device of Time Traveling that appears in the Legends Trilogy of Dragonlance and then ends up fucking up the Krynn in the War of the Souls Trilogy because Tasslehoff forgot he was suppose to go to Caramon's funeral before he died and instead of be crushed by Chaos he used the device to transport himself forward to the future to see Caramon's funeral which allows the Dark Queen to stay on Krynn while the other gods have to leave.

[rklenseth]

Kyorl Firefly xor el!

[trage]

Guard firefly or die? (didn't use translator)

[trage]

Shut up with your Klingon, Anthony. Anyways yes I would be interested in a drow language group and I had already asked Sammigurl, Nitefyre and NVN about this. They all said they would enjoy a Drow language group if one was made. So you have 4 more people RKL.

Oh and yes R.A. Salvatore is a bitchin writer and quite a few good games were based off of his books like Icewind Dales and Baulders Gate. Right now I am reading the Silent Blade series (forgot actual name).

Actually, the games are based off the Forgotten Realm Campaign Setting for AD&D when it was under TSR. TSR then turned it into a book series which contain the Drizzt Do'Urden series. After Wizards of the Coast bought TSR they did away with AD&D but kept the book series of the campaign settings like Forgotten Realms and Dragonlance (my personal favorite) which have always and still are a success.

Icewind Dale, Baldur's Gate, and now Neverwinter Nights are based off the original campaign settings for the Forgotten Realms in 2nd Edition AD&D and original concept. R. A. Salvatore's books of Drizzt Do'Urden (I believe he did another Forgotten Realm trilogy that wasn't a Drizzt one)were just based in the already created campaign setting. And Drow was created long before he wrote those books. The only thing that is really original from Salvatore are the characters and the story. The world and about everything else was alredy there. There are also a good 20 authors who write in that series but in my opinion R. A. Salvatore is the best.

Now I really like Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman and their groundbreaking Dragonlance novels which if it wasn't for them then we wouldn't be reading about Drizzt and his companions.

I am hoping someday Drizzt finds his way to Krynn. Supposedly the AD&D worlds were connected by portals. Some say that Tasslehoff Burrfoots has been to the Forgotten Realms. God, I love kender.

I just want to add that Drizzt wasn't created by Salvatore either, Drizzt was a "NPC" created to populate the Forgotten Realms world. His first appearance was on page 33 of the "Running the Realms" booklet that came with the boxset which was printed in 1993. Salvatore is just the most famous of many very talented authors creating works based on the AD&D world.

And all the AD&D worlds are accessable to each other by using "Spelljammers", the AD&D equivilant of spaceships, and if I remember correctly there is an artifact that opens a portal between the different worlds.

By the way, I'd also support a Drow language area.

I always thought that Drizzt was a character created by Salvatore. Thought I read somewhere about that.

Anyways, the artifact you speak of is the Device of Time Traveling that appears in the Legends Trilogy of Dragonlance and then ends up fucking up the Krynn in the War of the Souls Trilogy because Tasslehoff forgot he was suppose to go to Caramon's funeral before he died and instead of be crushed by Chaos he used the device to transport himself forward to the future to see Caramon's funeral which allows the Dark Queen to stay on Krynn while the other gods have to leave.

He was. R.A. Salvatore has been making books for more than 11 years now. Drizzit was not first mentioned in the booklet I know that. There would have been a lawsuit about him by now anyways if he didn't own it.

[rklenseth]

Xun dos talinth udos shlu'ta telanth Jos wund ulu inbau biu xanalress k'lar? Usstan mziln fridj ssiggrin nindel udos gumash telanth bauth lodias xuileb mina zhaunl...

[rklenseth]

Guard firefly or die? (didn't use translator)

Watch Firefly or die.

[trage]

Nothing, nothing at all <.< >.>

[trage]

Guard and watch are the same word. BAH

Siyo Usstan talinth udos shlu'ta telanth Jos wund getting natha xanalress akh. Udos orn'la fridj inbal ulu invent natha stath wiles lu' update udossta dictionaries .

[nitefyre]

Siyo Usstan talinth udos shlu'ta telanth Jos wund getting natha xanalress akh. Udos orn'la fridj inbal ulu invent natha stath wiles lu' update udossta dictionaries .

Ol zhah naut zuch necessary ulu post twice pholor natha forum board, dos shlu'ta edit dosst posts.

You can edit your posts instead of making 2-3 posts in a row, especially when they are one liners.

[rklenseth]

Siyo Usstan talinth udos shlu'ta telanth Jos wund getting natha xanalress akh. Udos orn'la fridj inbal ulu invent natha stath wiles lu' update udossta dictionaries .

Nindel zhah vel'bol Usstan tlun talinth. Nindol xanalress orn izin udossa beldro fol d'lil wiles.

[trage]

Siyo ol orn tlu necessary beldro fol d'lil wiles p'wal nind xuat inbal wiles whol tools lu' machinary d' henotep jala valyrin.

[rklenseth]

Siyo ol orn tlu necessary beldro fol d'lil wiles p'wal nind xuat inbal wiles whol tools lu' machinary d' henotep jala valyrin.

Nindel orn naut tlu dubo. Udos shlu'ta xun nindol. Wun ywrazz, udos izin l' Ilythiiri tresk'ri ulu xun nindol.