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== Meanwhile, at the Inn ==


{{TskTsk}}: The magical traveling tavern on pontoons had last landed itself in the mountains of the new combination island, formerly known as No Man and Solispism. Killabron informed the clutch mother that she was now being called upon to execute the duties of a clutch mother—rearing young. Apparently Brilla was the godmother to a devil baby.
Since the child had no name, I decided to give it a name with things that mammals like—Pizza Pussy Santa. Apparently mammalian naming conventions escape me, as Brilla insisted, quite strongly, that this was an inappropriate name.
Fuelwen, the shaman, and I proceeded to discuss mammalian reproduction. Killabron tried to teach us, but we were uninterested in actually learning about it.


== Rewards ==
== Rewards ==

Revision as of 07:05, 22 February 2011

Starring: Bo-icon.gif Bo, Fuelwen-icon.gif Fuelwen, Pirate.gif Brilla, and Tsktsk-icon.gif TskTsk
Guest Starring: Demon Baby (Pizza Pussy Santa), Callow
Challenge: Hungry Guards; Arguments about mammal reproduction
Location: No Man+Solipism Combo Island; Fan Empire
Date Played: 08 Jan 2010

Meanwhile, at the Inn

Tsktsk-icon.gif TskTsk: The magical traveling tavern on pontoons had last landed itself in the mountains of the new combination island, formerly known as No Man and Solispism. Killabron informed the clutch mother that she was now being called upon to execute the duties of a clutch mother—rearing young. Apparently Brilla was the godmother to a devil baby.

Since the child had no name, I decided to give it a name with things that mammals like—Pizza Pussy Santa. Apparently mammalian naming conventions escape me, as Brilla insisted, quite strongly, that this was an inappropriate name.

Fuelwen, the shaman, and I proceeded to discuss mammalian reproduction. Killabron tried to teach us, but we were uninterested in actually learning about it.

Rewards