Road to mithril hall

Comments to Road to mithril hall

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  toolman961 2007-09-16T04:17:18Z says:

  What ever happened to Hong Cong Foo-ee

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    DickNixonJr 2007-09-16T04:22:51Z says:

    Japan happened.
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    1rish1 2007-09-16T05:07:45Z says:

    I remember that cartoon toolman.
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    UponErebus 2007-09-16T05:57:11Z says:

    Hong Kong Phooey
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  1rish1 2007-09-16T05:17:03Z says:

  So that guy reminded me of Drizzt Do'Urden for a reason.

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    AntiHero78 2007-09-16T07:42:50Z says:

    During credits it says inspired by Icewind Dale.
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    1rish1 2007-09-16T07:56:42Z says:

    I guess that would be the reason.
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    -Morph- 2007-09-16T08:00:54Z says:

    yeah he did. baldurs gate was a good game.
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    Grim 2007-09-16T09:14:51Z says:

    Time to be a loser... Drizzt is a character created by R.A. Salvatore... salvatore wrote a series of books starting him, one such book (from the icewind dale series) has drizzt and company travel to mithiral hall and take it back from some evil dwarves or some shit.
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    yak 2007-09-16T09:42:28Z says:

    ra salvatore books are typically a good read if you are into fantasy type stuff.. i heard his starwars books are really good too... haven't read them yet tho.. im currently attempting to go through the entire discworld book series... 2 down.. way too many to go!
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    HankChinaski 2007-09-16T09:43:44Z says:

    Mr Juggalo says "Time to be a loser..."
    
    I find the irony exhilarating!
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    smerf 2007-09-16T11:19:48Z says:

    Oddly enough, I have the Icewind Dale trilogy about a foot from my head right now.
    
    And on the shelf above it, the majority of the Discworld series.
    
    That being said, I don't remember Drizzt and Artemis duking it out and the horde of monsters appearing.
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    dik 2007-09-16T12:55:03Z says:

    *knocks icewind dale trilogy off shelf onto smerfs head....takes off
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    1rish1 2007-09-16T17:13:14Z says:

    I also have the Icewind Dale trilogy in the same room with me, wierd, but it is more like, five feet to my right.
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    smerf 2007-09-16T19:32:38Z says:

    Good luck, Dik. It's pretty well packed into my bookshelf.
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    Quick_draw21 2007-09-17T01:25:08Z says:

    wow alot of fantasy fans here. The first i heard of d4izzt was when my firend lent me the first baldurs gate and i helped his character kill some gnolls, lol.

    So I just got the first book of the icewind dale series a couple days ago(crystal shard) but i havent had time to read it because calculus and physics suck and i never read it before because i was into dragonlance when i was younger.
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    smerf 2007-09-17T04:38:39Z says:

    ...oddly enough, I have some Dragonlance on the shelf below the Drizzt stuff.
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    1rish1 2007-09-17T06:23:52Z says:

    I have a whole book case full of Dragonlance, it was my favorite series.
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    Rolandofgilead 2007-09-17T06:30:20Z says:

    Dragonlance was good, being a half elf and all, poor Tanis. Anybody read Terry Goodkind?
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    Rolandofgilead 2007-09-17T06:32:16Z says:

    Come to think of it Dragonlace was a loooong asss time ago.:(
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    1rish1 2007-09-17T06:37:13Z says:

    Goodkind sounds familiar but I can't place the book, I always liked Caramon over Tanis, and I'm getting old, thanks for the reminder.
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    Rolandofgilead 2007-09-17T06:47:38Z says:

    Raistilin sp? was cooler although alzheimers clouds my vision.
    "Wizards First Rule" is an excellent book, and so are the next four or five, check them out grandpa.
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    1rish1 2007-09-17T06:59:14Z says:

    Huh, whad ya say, sonny, I'll check it out... A really good easy read, not that any of that genre are to difficult, other than the Robert Jordan books, Are the Harry Turtledove books about Gerin the Fox, Prince of the North was one of them, good shit.
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    Rolandofgilead 2007-09-17T07:13:54Z says:

    I'll give those a look too, olepa, but seriously consider Goodkind, his work is more geared toward political, moral, and sexual themes based in a fantasy world, only it comes off more.. conventional fiction than fantasy?
    It takes awhile to get into but well worth the effort!!!
    And theres evil dominatrixes..WOOHOOOOO!
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    se7enx777 2007-09-17T07:29:03Z says:

    PAUSE! Where's the start button. The first dude to say some intelligent things about this video was a juggalo who calls himself "grim". Now I don't know if it's a coincidence that I'm a huge R.A. Salvatore fan, and a juggalo. As soon as I saw the title I knew what it was, and so far I've read all the books until "The Legacy" Which I'm reading the series now. So if any one actually knows what I'm talking about, good. If not, grab one of his books, and get your read on.
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    K-Billy 2007-09-17T16:45:42Z says:

    George RR Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series is splendid for anyone who is into knights and medieval stuff. HBO just optioned his books because they are so bad ass. Terry Goodkind is thankfully finally getting his shit done and wrapping up his saga. I'm on the next to the last book. I will check out those R.A. Salvatore books after I am done with Goodkind, and these assassin books by Robin Hobb.
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    1rish1 2007-09-17T20:08:34Z says:

    Now that you mention the evil dominatrixes, I think maybe I have read that, and the assassin books were pretty good too.
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    Rolandofgilead 2007-09-18T02:28:31Z says:

    Im going to have to stay away from this place and read some of the above mentioned. My free time is limited and I waste most of it here. And Sam Raimi is making Goodkinds stuff into a miniseries. *Crosses fingers it doesnt suck.
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  -Morph- 2007-09-16T08:01:39Z says:

  it was a good pencil test... it wil be even better once the guy gets some color on it
  
  
  good job to whomever did this animation.
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  2P1S 2007-09-16T11:03:57Z says:

  DBZ + LOTR = this

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    se7enx777 2007-09-17T07:35:14Z says:

    You're a dipshit.
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  Wario7793 2007-09-16T15:44:40Z says:

  Nicely done!
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  se7enx777 2007-09-17T07:35:32Z says:

  I enjoyed this, a lot.