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Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 22 Oct 2006, 19:48
by HStorm
Do people reckon that giant crow in S3 used to belong to Snapper Jack? As in, "Say goodnight..."

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 15:09
by 37Herbie
I think Snapper Jack belonged to the Crow :o

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 30 Oct 2006, 20:43
by HStorm
That explains it.

"Say goodnight, or I'll peck your nads to death, Jack."

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 19:57
by HStorm
Is Honey from EastEnders a distant descendant of Sidriss the Confused?

Does Lissard have a crush on Lord Fear?

How did Grimwold say "I do" at the Wedding?

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 12 Dec 2008, 23:30
by HStorm
Just what was so 'ultimate' about the ultimate challenge Mogdred referred to in Julian's quest in season 2?

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 13 Dec 2008, 20:53
by PookasRule
Do stone trolls ever get cold feet?

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 14 Dec 2008, 11:20
by HStorm
When they're asleep, why do cavernwights make noises like the catacombite?

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 15 Dec 2008, 11:42
by Velvet
HStorm wrote: When they're asleep, why do cavernwights make noises like the catacombite?
Have you seen those trunks? Anything with a nose like that is going to snore like an old tractor.

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 16 Dec 2008, 11:38
by HStorm
Owen says that dragons are telepathic so they don't have to go in for all the face-flapping we go in for, so why do Smirkenorff and Bhal-Shebah always move their lips when they speak?

Is it Ah Wok's mobile emporium itself that plays that would-be oriental music when it's being rolled around?

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 17 Dec 2008, 11:47
by Velvet
HStorm wrote:
Is it Ah Wok's mobile emporium itself that plays that would-be oriental music when it's being rolled around?
Not exactly. Hidden within his emporium is one of those bathing macaques. He sits in a hot tub and, when the emporium is carted along, he reaches across to a lever and turns it like one of those monkeys you used to see. He's a bit too 'Mr. Toad' to stick his hat out of the side to beg for money, though.

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 17 Dec 2008, 16:58
by HStorm
If Lissard's middle name is Timothy, what's his surname?

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 19 Dec 2008, 21:57
by BrotherStrange
Does Lord Fear have a seat in Parliament?

If the Mines of Gore were linked to Dunshelm Castle by a short dwarf tunnel, why didn't adventurers just go straight down there-- bypassing Level 1 and 2?

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 09:12
by Velvet
Brother Strange wrote: Does Lord Fear have a seat in Parliament?

If the Mines of Gore were linked to Dunshelm Castle by a short dwarf tunnel, why didn't adventurers just go straight down there-- bypassing Level 1 and 2?
Because the Knightmare quests were to test challengers for knightly qualities. Sending them straight down to level three would bypass 2/3 of the challenge, and negate the achievement of even getting to level 3 - not every dungeoneer could say they managed that.

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 19:06
by BrotherStrange
Velvet wrote:
Brother Strange wrote: Does Lord Fear have a seat in Parliament?

If the Mines of Gore were linked to Dunshelm Castle by a short dwarf tunnel, why didn't adventurers just go straight down there-- bypassing Level 1 and 2?
Because the Knightmare quests were to test challengers for knightly qualities. Sending them straight down to level three would bypass 2/3 of the challenge, and negate the achievement of even getting to level 3 - not every dungeoneer could say they managed that.
Thought as much :) By comparison, I just think Series 7 was better, in that they had to escape from the Sewers of Goth, but not using a tunnel.

Re:Daft, inconsequential subject for debate

Posted: 30 Jan 2009, 11:28
by Naitch
Did Lord Fear and Treguard secretly enjoy playing Squash together?