The Rebel Faction

Sir Mavius, I beseech thee, speak no ill words – though thy absence hath been prolonged, thy language still remains lush and honey-sweet; thy words sheen like silver bathed in starry twilight. Without a doubt, thou hast made my heart flutter by virtue of this poetic verse.

I, too, have received the forgiveness of the kind Sith lord; I strayed from the board yet was met only with love and kindness thereafter.

Regal sir, how blessed thou art to be the first disciple to be graced by Wallace’s wisdom. I bless thy clan with the Damhnait’s song; may the legend of thy people be sustained across the span of time and may thou never lose sight of thy fair and noble ways.

It is, indeed, a pleasure to send thy regards – I know they will be well received.

Hello, Recon, nice to meet you…

… Yes, its true, the Dawn wasn’t for everyone. Your open mind is a good quality, however – I’m happy you gave the board a try.

*nods* You don’t need a gaggle of players to may a story line like that succeed – just a few dedicated and talented members…
Like many boards, I think their core group of writers went their separate ways.

… And yes, many people didn’t get it, as you suggested. I also think the work load was a bit too intense for some people. Many of the ez-board RPers prefer to write short posts in many threads as opposed to the other way around.

*shrugs* but TOD was and still is a big hit with it’s fans and members

I almost feel inspired enough to start spouting lines from Geoffrey Chaucer's work. Almost.

Oh, and hello.

Howdy. You might be interested to know that TOD is still alive and well, and that Wallace plays a character or three currently on Star Wars Epics.

And also that I am Saraquael on TOD.