July 10, 2008
Biertag part 2
Woooohooooo!!! Biertag was so cool! Anyway i'm going back to my hometown Penny Heights for Monday. See you soon!
July 06, 2008
Biertag
Wooooo!!!! Tonight is my first Biertag/Beer day. Man,Tonight is going to be sweet.
On July 8th, celebrants and beer pilgrims from across Malton travel to one of the four Churches of St. Arnold which can be found in Malton. So great was the people's love of beer that so many churches were built to honor him. The four churches that were constructed in Malton are:
St. Arnold's Church of Brooke Hills
Not the first choice for many Malton survivors, as the suburb is commonly overrun by beer-stealing, or even hating, zombies. Most zombies lack the ability to drink beer, but are known to take beers from the survivor they kill. The largest survivor influence in the suburb is from the Department of Emergency Management (DEM), who may or may not be interested in celebrating Biertag.
St. Arnold's Church of Judgewood
Located in northwest Malton, Judgewood is the home turf of The Grove, a party-loving survivor group. It's believed that should they choose to celebrate Biertag then they may do so at their local church. Of additional note, members of 5punk (known for publishing the helpful Malton Good Beer Guide) over at the Waugh Arms in southern Chudleyton, may also make the pilgrimage to this church.
St. Arnold's Church of Roftwood
Located in middle-East Malton, Roftwood is the opposite of Brooke Hills, as it is overflowing with survivor groups. The church's close proximity to Hildebrand Mall also improve chances of finding the beer pilgrims will need for celebrating at the church. Of additional note, members of the United Bar Alliance in nearby Gulsonside and the Beer Drinking Zombie Busters from suburbs to the east Roftwood, may also make the pilgrimage to this church.
St. Arnold's Church of Rolt Heights
Located in northeast Malton, the Rolt Heights church has been claimed by the Burchell Arms Regulars (aka, the BAR). Known for their drinking, the BAR plans to celebrate at the church on this glorious day. The only known threat to these celebrations might come from the Drunken Dead, if not for the fact that the group's numbers have dwindled in the past year.
Give me a toast!
On July 8th, celebrants and beer pilgrims from across Malton travel to one of the four Churches of St. Arnold which can be found in Malton. So great was the people's love of beer that so many churches were built to honor him. The four churches that were constructed in Malton are:
St. Arnold's Church of Brooke Hills
Not the first choice for many Malton survivors, as the suburb is commonly overrun by beer-stealing, or even hating, zombies. Most zombies lack the ability to drink beer, but are known to take beers from the survivor they kill. The largest survivor influence in the suburb is from the Department of Emergency Management (DEM), who may or may not be interested in celebrating Biertag.
St. Arnold's Church of Judgewood
Located in northwest Malton, Judgewood is the home turf of The Grove, a party-loving survivor group. It's believed that should they choose to celebrate Biertag then they may do so at their local church. Of additional note, members of 5punk (known for publishing the helpful Malton Good Beer Guide) over at the Waugh Arms in southern Chudleyton, may also make the pilgrimage to this church.
St. Arnold's Church of Roftwood
Located in middle-East Malton, Roftwood is the opposite of Brooke Hills, as it is overflowing with survivor groups. The church's close proximity to Hildebrand Mall also improve chances of finding the beer pilgrims will need for celebrating at the church. Of additional note, members of the United Bar Alliance in nearby Gulsonside and the Beer Drinking Zombie Busters from suburbs to the east Roftwood, may also make the pilgrimage to this church.
St. Arnold's Church of Rolt Heights
Located in northeast Malton, the Rolt Heights church has been claimed by the Burchell Arms Regulars (aka, the BAR). Known for their drinking, the BAR plans to celebrate at the church on this glorious day. The only known threat to these celebrations might come from the Drunken Dead, if not for the fact that the group's numbers have dwindled in the past year.
Give me a toast!
June 27, 2008
Sorry
Sorry but there is no post this week. My laptop fell off the bed, with my post on it. So I can only give you a hint on who I am, I am in Rolt Heights this week.
June 20, 2008
Intro
Hello, fellow survivors, as you should know by now, I am L. In Malton there are three paths to follow, most people only think of two. There is the easy path of a zombie, the only things they need to think about are: Eating people and Destroying barricades. The harder way is a survivor, everyone knows how hard that is, do I need to tell you?
And then there is path number 3...Meta-gamers. We Meta-gamers are an odd sort of people, we like to take the time to savor life in Malton be making fun games, You all know The Seven Monkeys,Christmas Tree Dead Pool I/II. And now...a new metagame will take Malton by storm...Who is L?
Ok, Who is L? is a metagame/roleplay combo, every sunday I will put a post as a roleplay about life in Malton, and like Uncle Zeddie it will evolve into a big Malton wide hunt for me, I will go on more about the hunt next week, so until then keep on hunting!
And then there is path number 3...Meta-gamers. We Meta-gamers are an odd sort of people, we like to take the time to savor life in Malton be making fun games, You all know The Seven Monkeys,Christmas Tree Dead Pool I/II. And now...a new metagame will take Malton by storm...Who is L?
Ok, Who is L? is a metagame/roleplay combo, every sunday I will put a post as a roleplay about life in Malton, and like Uncle Zeddie it will evolve into a big Malton wide hunt for me, I will go on more about the hunt next week, so until then keep on hunting!
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