This Untold Tale is but the first part of their incredible story. All play their part in the making of this untold hero. This is a tale of loyalty, love and friendship. This chapter of the tale takes the hero across many leagues, including the bustling markets of Esgaroth on the Long Lake crumbling crypts the wildlands of Rhun and it's volatile mountain ranges macabre Easterling fortresses and the shadowy gloom of Mirkwood. No matter the path taken, the events that follow change that apprentice and the lives of those close to them. An apprentice to a respected scholar finds themself trading the neighbourly, quiet village life for something quite different, when the life they knew is ripped out from under them.Ī new path, but of what? Justice? Revenge? Perhaps simply a new life of adventure and discovery. It is here that the focal figure of this tale begins their journey. One of many such, scattered amongst the fertile farming plains. On the eastern borders of Rhovanion lies a small rural village.
What follows is one such tale, and it is told over a number of chapters, this being the first. But equally, are the Untold Tales those that were drowned out or overlooked amidst the pressures of their time of telling. Many such tales are widely told and remembered. Exceptional people renowned as heroes of their time or held in terrible infamy. The history of Middle Earth is sewn with legends. This module is the first in a planned series of three. Welcome to the NWN2 edition of the NWN1 module of the same name! This is no mere copy - much has been expanded upon, altered and improved. Thus, I really don't give a shit about that anymore.Untold Tales: The Indanthrine Prince is a mod for Neverwinter Nights 2, created by MerpUK. They slowed the blog down, hid my content, and basically it's a lot of work for fuck-all gain. I experimented with "current gen" layouts and didn't like them. Most other NWN blogs use the same basic layout, not many people have complained about it, and the blog is almost as popular as crpgaddict (who uses a similar layout, has been blogging for twice as long and has four times as many write-ups). It's a basic blog layout that people should be familiar with. That said, it could certainly be taken as an implicit recommendation so I've edited the write-up to explicity recommend against installing into Program Files.Īs for the blog's layout, I don't see what the problem is. I never explicity recommended to install NWN2 in Program Files I only used Program Files as an example because that's what NWN2 defaults to.
Pseudonymous: Here are two pro-tips for you: Stop telling people to install old games in program files and change the template of your blog to something that is less cancer inducing.
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