MEGAN_HUNTER'S PROFILE

Mwa ha ha we'll see about that, I'll just Google "in praise of peace event" and end up...wait here? Here? Noooooooo! Curse you Rod Serling!

Oblivion is close to what I first thought of, which was Elder Scrolls 1 if any of you tried it. As soon as you made your character, you did the tutorial dungeon and then were given a map with eight or nine countries to explore. Your quest was that hidden somewhere in each country was part of a key (or something like that) and you needed them all to make it whole and open the final area. But that was it...no hints or anything. Just "there's one in each country...have fun." If I remember correctly, every piece was in a quite different location, from the bottom of dungeons to someone's private collection. Capital cities were a good place to start but you really did have to collect as many rumors as you could to slowly get warmer or colder.

And I did. :) While a good story drives me, so does getting thrown into the deep end as long as I have lots of skills to customize and level up. I had countless hours of fun with Elder 1 without ever actually getting far in the main quest.

The mechinations on the steamworks level build themselves into tougher toons if you don't take them out fast enough. (Just noticed the typo too...the first vowel's on purpose but the second ain't!)

Like I said, I've always hated bard characters. They're shifty degenerates who steal coin and women with equal audacity. Cuuuuuurrrrrrrrsssssseeeeee you musiciaaaaaaaan! This boiling, festering ball of hate all stems from the First Minstrel, who created a dark worked called the Minstrel Cycle. Women have hated them ever since.