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== History (Beta + Gold v.1) == | == History (Beta + Gold v.1) == | ||
| − | I joined Wurm about three months before beta ended and gold started. I wandered around on my first day with Lev (known as Chemyst in wurm) and some other friends that came from a game called Face Of Mankind. We eventually found a nice spot with a guard tower, it turned out to be The Last Outpost owned by Shortys | + | I joined Wurm about three months before beta ended and gold started. I wandered around on my first day with Lev (known as Chemyst in wurm) and some other friends that came from a game called Face Of Mankind. We eventually found a nice spot with a guard tower, it turned out to be The Last Outpost owned by Shortys; it was west of the WL and east (i think) of West Heaven, I lived out my time there until gold started. Me and my friends from FOM made our own town on the wild when gold came, we named it Tiergarden because that was the name our "home base" from the game we came from. Eventually everyone from the town quit except for Sempar and Vark who went to make their own town. I moved on and joined up with Garrettwademan at Lerdy, I founded my own little homestead nearby, I named it Trickle River Rainbow Palace - lol. Spent a few months there then I decided to try and unite the WL and that was how Silron was founded. I left there because of stuff that happened and I moved back to the home server, I spent two weeks on the home and then came back to the wild as a black lighter, I joined DC and eventually joined LO. Spent a few months there and then joined VCS. |
== Gold mentionable stats and titles == | == Gold mentionable stats and titles == | ||
Revision as of 10:51, 29 April 2007
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History (Beta + Gold v.1)
I joined Wurm about three months before beta ended and gold started. I wandered around on my first day with Lev (known as Chemyst in wurm) and some other friends that came from a game called Face Of Mankind. We eventually found a nice spot with a guard tower, it turned out to be The Last Outpost owned by Shortys; it was west of the WL and east (i think) of West Heaven, I lived out my time there until gold started. Me and my friends from FOM made our own town on the wild when gold came, we named it Tiergarden because that was the name our "home base" from the game we came from. Eventually everyone from the town quit except for Sempar and Vark who went to make their own town. I moved on and joined up with Garrettwademan at Lerdy, I founded my own little homestead nearby, I named it Trickle River Rainbow Palace - lol. Spent a few months there then I decided to try and unite the WL and that was how Silron was founded. I left there because of stuff that happened and I moved back to the home server, I spent two weeks on the home and then came back to the wild as a black lighter, I joined DC and eventually joined LO. Spent a few months there and then joined VCS.
Gold mentionable stats and titles
- High Mason (72.50)
- Digger (62.00)
- Tanner (65.00)
- Blacksmith (52.00)
- Handyman (58.20 misc)
- Miner (52.00)
- Lumberjack (50.00)
- Trollslayer
- Ageless
- Warrior (1115 battle rank at the end)
- 40.00 farming and hot food cooking, 60+ Overall fighting.
Time line / Synopsis
- Former member of the The Last Outpost "area" in late beta
- Founder and mayor of Tiergarden (disbanded)
- Owner of Trickle River Rainbow Palace (disbanded)
- Founder and former mayor of Silron Valley
- Former member of Dark Citadel
- Former member of Libilian Outlaws
- Member (former since gold v.1 is over) of Valley Of The Cursed Souls and the owner of Candy Mountain Outpost.
Future
Gold v.2 is going to be a ton of fun if the map is made like the last beta map was. Will post the history =)
Paul Stuckey's history book on Eddy
At one point in time (approx. 9:40PM EST on July 17 2006) Eddy sprayed Axe body spray on his nuts. He said it burnt like hell, and he can no longer reproduce. It is for the best, no one really wants little eddys running around spraying Axe anyway, this event was recorded by historian Paul Stuckey
