supportive and able to make a lot of fun out of hard work - but it isn’t for everyone. You don’t have to be very strong to be useful, but you do have to have a

Fortune. Ian Horne has worked with volunteers to create audio recordings of the Winds of War, and upload them to YouTube. Overview is here, read by Ian Horne

this game ends. I don't know where it's going, I don't know when it will get there, I don't know what will happen when it does. I don't know. And if I had

Old Blighty" by Graeme Miles (public domain) Lyrics and Melody adapted by Ian Thomas. (link to come) Chorus The walls of Terunael we've left behind The

few and far between. You can’t come from a foreign land that isn’t on the map, you can’t be a death knight, your fleet can’t be a yellow submarine. We encourage

summary of these Winds of Fortune, in the form of a news bulletin recorded by Ian Horne, can be found here with an extra special bulletin here. Listen carefully

blue, but thus far it doesn’t seem to really work, in that because the codpiece flexes less than the legs, the blue doesn’t show through. The codpiece was

goole fledged arrows for the Jotun. Our work starts in Southmoor and we don't stop 'til we see the Green March back in our control! General of the Tusks

Dawnish with their weight of numbers, but it is clear that they simply don't have the morale or the discipline needed to pull it off. Confident the Dawnish