Tag Archives: avalon
Tizer and trucks
Since I am a bit of a nerd, I do from time to time enjoy random bits and parts from my travels or games or such. My favourite randomness is this. Tizer. I hadn’t even heard of it before I … Continue reading
Skullface cliff
Rope Bridge by the Waterfall The waterfall growls loudly as it showers you partly with its ice cold water, and you can’t even tell where the bottom is underneath you. Old, rotten rope creaks omniously by your every movement, as … Continue reading
Squirrel designs
A hairless baby-squirrel. A hairless and ratlike creature lies helpless in the grass nearby. The creature is just as little as your pinky finger, and is very skinny. It hasn’t even opened its eyes yet, and make tiny noises that … Continue reading
Sunny beach
You shield your eyes from the burning sun, reflecting in the clear blue ocean where the dolphins are playing with the waves. The perfect white sand goes all the way into the ocean, reminding you of a fairytale you heard … Continue reading
Posted in Scribbles
Tagged avalon, beach, end of the world, fantasy, game, roleplay, rpg, writing
Leave a comment
I am writing a book!
Yes I am. Wait what? You see, I have been writing things for quite a long time. I have actually been writing my whole life. Poems, lyrics, songs and short novels. I even started playing this mud game, Avalon, because … Continue reading
Gallows walk
Gallows walk nearing the docks The mud clings to your boots, making your feet stick to the ground, and your travels seems much harder than it should if the street hadn’t been left by itself all these years. All the … Continue reading
Beside the shipwreck
Just as pirates comes and goes on this earth, so does the ships. Some survive, and some get lost in the many storms out on the sea. Once in a while, one gets washed up on the shore, looking like … Continue reading
Sunflower meadow
The whole meadow is swaying gently in the wind and bathing in the sun, making the yellow sunflowers seem like small suns of their own, shining back at their source of light. A gentle breeze makes the field sway, looking … Continue reading
