#ablexarcher

I wrote the original Immortals post, and I wanted to thank you for turning me onto the Graf's memoir. Something about the affected pomposity of the writing style seems a bit off, as if it was intended almost to conceal the truth of the events. Several particularly telling instances occur on pages 224-227, during his description of a late-night trench raid, for example on page 226 "we let fly at them and did not let up until they had all retreated, though we by rights should have all died"

what about a dishonored shanty based on the ferryland sealer? wouldn't take much work to adapt it, to my mind

yo I don't know you but I'm always down to talk about dishonored, I've got many many headcanons about what happened after the end of the game, the overseers, and the military of gristol

I could go for an acrostic

That German zombie soldier post, which I made as a throwaway back a few years ago, has exploded over the past couple weeks. During this time, myself and all the other people who added to the post have been compared to Charles Stross, have been lauded on the way we built our fake histories, and fooled countless people into believing it’s all real. I’ve gotten messages praising the post and people saying this blog is their favourite because of it. Credit should first go to my co-mod Xenophone, for making posts that expanded that first silly post into a true mythos, and to everyone who added to that original and helped build this into what it is. Every time I see someone add their contribution to it, I get a surge of pride. I am indescribably happy that so many people feel free to add their ideas, and I urge anyone who feels like it to do so, or even to submit a post to our blog or request a specific post. This is, now more than ever, a community-run enterprise.