The first thing....

[GamerwithnoGame]

ah, I guess that giving someone a bread with a worm in it goes to far for that phrase?

oh 1 tip if you ever decide to take that tea it can taste very, very different depending on how long you let the tea bag inside the water.

Oh, I don't know - if you gave someone said bread with worm clearly visible, and said "here you go! Lunch.", it would be an entirely reasonable response to say "You're taking the mickey, right?"

Steeping.

 

[lenscas]

making food

and I was referring to something from a book I once read, in this case it would be steal said persons bread, replace what normally is on it with worm, put said bread back without victim noticing until he takes a bite.
And they say that your school time is your best time.

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

That does not sound like fun

Protein.

 

[lenscas]

does a worm has much of that?

oh and unless I now combine books in my head, that was only a small thing.

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

I imagine it has at least some! That's my first thought, anyway ;p

Atom.

 

[lenscas]

the building blocks of all the worlds,except mine because screw physics I want walking bones that somehow can walk though walls and be on fire

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

Lovecraftian madness

 

[lenscas]

I have no idea what that is

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

Madness in a manner akin to that found in the writings of H.P. Lovecraft.

 

[lenscas]

I am probably going to sound really dumb but what/who is H.P. Lovecraft.

I told you I was going to look really dumb >_>

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

Howard Phillips Lovecraft was a horror writer who wrote a number of notable pieces that have greatly influenced more modern horror writers, including "Dagon", "Herbert West Reanimator", "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" and "The Call of Cthulhu".

 

[lenscas]

ah, well I haven't read any of them. But I am also not that into horror books anymore, I used to read books about fear street but those can't really be called horror, well maybe for a child what I was at that time but even then.

Now I like to read more fantasy books like(I am going to butcher the names while translating) the elven, the dwarfs, the alven and of course the rules of magic

Spoiler: the names in dutch because I know I ruined the names

de elven
de dwergen
de alven
de wetten van de magie

However I have only read the first book of those series, I jut don't have enough time. I can however recommend every one of them.

 

[WitherBlaster]

Recommending books.

Spoiler: My Personal Recommendations

Ranger's Apprentice
Fablehaven
Adventurers Wanted
Septimus Heap

 

[lenscas]

well if you like both sides of a story, I really recommend the alven and the dwarves as they both take place in the same world and at least the first books roughly in the same time you can really understand the actions of everyone.

 

[WitherBlaster]

Sounds pretty good! I'll take a look at it once I finish rereading the Septimus Heap series.

 

[lenscas]

I don't know if it translated to English(wouldn't surprise me though), it was written by Markus Heitz and this style of writing(the see the world from more sides) is what let me to create the multiple species of my role play, but I choose to use the most boring one in the role play if you look at it from world development, I find them the most interesting one if you look pure at the species them self and not as to what they offer to their worlds and the rest of the lore as that price will go to the shadows.

 

[WitherBlaster]

I'm starting to feel overwhelmed by this conversation.

 

[lenscas]

keh?

I really should use this world for something but as a game I can only see it working as some kind of fps and I hate those games >_>

 

[WitherBlaster]

I think it would make a great action/adventure game, or an RPG.

 

[lenscas]

considering my plan is that you play as all three species and need to hate the other at some point in the time-line for me to be satisfied I fail to see RPG working.
Especially with how the third species work, who I am not going to reveal yet(if ever)