The Winds and the Mage

[Ness]

That is a shame to hear, but thank you for what you did write, and best of luck with your other writings

 

[Some_guy_161]

Aw man, and I was really liking this one too.

 

[Xantalos]

My sympathies, Warhammer lore can indeed be complex. Do however consider that you're always free to just make stuff up if you really want to - I don't think anyone but the most ardent wiki-hounds care that much.

 

[Helloworld!]

So... I have bad news.
I don't know enough about warhammer fantasy to write a warhammer fantasy quest. That's the conclusion i got to when I tried writing the chapter about Cass miserably failing to understand what was going on with Tilean commerce. So far, every chapter took me twice as long to research on than it took me to write, and I'm not a quick writer. I made things worse by placing Cass in a cosmopolitan city where she has conceivable odds of meeting beings from about any major species of the warhammer fantasy world (except lizardmen and chaos dwarves, I guess?)
So I've decided to go back to writing the pokemon quest I was on half a year ago. I'm sorry for the warhammer fans, but I just don't see a good way of continuing the winds and the mage.

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Understandable, just remember that you are not good at everything and enjoy what you like to do the most.

 

[barty]

Hey guys, if you want to follow up on my Pokemon quest, it's here. I've posted three chapters since I went back to it.