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How did Sir Robilar came back from China?

Saludos!
G.

My Recent Posts · (03/04/09

OK, I'm begging off on this tale for now, with apologies, as it is forthcoming in my book of tales and essays, tributes, remembrances and a fiction piece, all falling under and thus entitled: Lord of the Green Dragons. If I tell all there will be no reason for writing the book, then, eh? It is a very long story indeed, as my counter-parts then, Terik and Tenser, came looking for their ally-in-arms as he'd come up missing, and thus the tale starts in a singular way with Robilar, moves to a joining of the three and their explorations together, and then departs back to the singular for each as they split to arrive back in their origin lands and estates. Very interesting, but long.

RJK

My Recent Posts · (03/04/09

I think it really involves problems in customs and the fact that Robilar loosing his visa. . .

My Recent Posts · (03/04/09

Thanks RJK, I'll be looking forward to it. It makes me wonder what Robilar may have smuggled out of China.... ;-)

Saludos!
Gabriel

My Recent Posts · (03/09/09

Just going over that adventure by phone with Allan Grohe last evening and remembering a few more along the way, like his fight with the black dragon,
meanderings in the City, and his very first adventure where he stayed behind in the castle to sleep overnight.

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gfpg	Sir Robilar in China	Lead	[-]
Posts: 34 (03/03/09 16:59:27) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Tags : None How did Sir Robilar came back from China? Saludos! G.
The Pied PiperRJK		#1	[-]
Posts: 6148 (03/04/09 12:04:42) Lord of Dimensions Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	OK, I'm begging off on this tale for now, with apologies, as it is forthcoming in my book of tales and essays, tributes, remembrances and a fiction piece, all falling under and thus entitled: Lord of the Green Dragons. If I tell all there will be no reason for writing the book, then, eh? It is a very long story indeed, as my counter-parts then, Terik and Tenser, came looking for their ally-in-arms as he'd come up missing, and thus the tale starts in a singular way with Robilar, moves to a joining of the three and their explorations together, and then departs back to the singular for each as they split to arrive back in their origin lands and estates. Very interesting, but long. RJK "How now, varlet!" said Ralibar Vooz... "Who are you that speak so churlishly to a magistrate of Commoriom and a cousin to King Homquat?" -- C.A. Smith's, The Seven Geases.
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Posts: 271 (03/04/09 12:18:51) Earl of the Realm Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	I think it really involves problems in customs and the fact that Robilar loosing his visa. . .
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Posts: 35 (03/04/09 17:21:05) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Thanks RJK, I'll be looking forward to it. It makes me wonder what Robilar may have smuggled out of China.... ;-) Saludos! Gabriel
The Pied PiperRJK		#4	[-]
Posts: 6157 (03/09/09 12:33:13) Lord of Dimensions Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Ignore User's Posts	Just going over that adventure by phone with Allan Grohe last evening and remembering a few more along the way, like his fight with the black dragon, meanderings in the City, and his very first adventure where he stayed behind in the castle to sleep overnight. "How now, varlet!" said Ralibar Vooz... "Who are you that speak so churlishly to a magistrate of Commoriom and a cousin to King Homquat?" -- C.A. Smith's, The Seven Geases.

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