A Special Halloween Treat
This Halloween, October 31st, I, the Famous Adventurer, will reopen the doors to the School for Heroes. Once more you will have the privilege and honor of meeting with your peers and mentors to shape your own heroic future. Once again we will have the pleasure and duty to help you upon your path.
We here at the school are very excited about our classrooms that appear upon your computer screen through powerful magical incantations. As with all magical rituals, there is always some chance that things will go awry. I assure you, any magical mishap that occurs to you here will be quickly dispelled. So far, there have been no lingering side effects upon our testers other than a craving for eating flies and an occasional croaking sound when they attempt to speak. I’m certain that such symptoms are temporary.
So yet again, I, the Famous Adventurer, welcome you to these hallowed halls of higher heroic education. Take your first step towards the future You want to create.
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Ah, yes, Mr. Wells. Professor Featherstonehaugh is quite pleased that you are returning. She informs me that your Wizard Sigil is quite unique.
When you submit your Mission report, you will be enrolled in the class with all the honors you have previously accrued. You are a Wizard of the Third Level. This will make you an Apprentice in the School for Exceptionally Talented Wizards.
It will be good to have you back in our hallowed halls.
Posted: November 12th, 2008
Congratulations, Joshua Walters… or perhaps I should call you Cerberus?
Interesting title you have there… Blood Paladin. I’m sure that you will fit into our Paladin class with no problem.
Your first quest is to complete your Mission that was assigned to you on your class lore page. For now, just use the “e” mail to send your report on the success of your mission to your instructor at theschoolforheroes.com.
We here at the school look forward to guiding you upon your path to Heroism.
Posted: November 12th, 2008
Wells here; you might remember me as a student in the Wizarding class. I’m glad to see this site coming back, and hope to meet a rush of new classmates soon.
Looking forward to classes,
John W. Wells
Posted: November 7th, 2008
I think it is a great thing that the school has now reopened. For its hero shaped my life as a child and help me grow as an individual and helped me dream like no other and helped me establish those dreams as a reality. Yet I wish to go the path that the hero went and learn what I can from the famous adventurers school, whether it be spells, trades and or techniques I am open to all things good. Give me a quest!
Sincerely,
Joshua Walters
Posted: November 1st, 2008
Famous Adventurer here,
Ah, it is reassuring to know that we won’t be breaking any laws on your world should the magic that links our worlds go a trifle amiss. It would be a bit embarrassing to our reputation as the premier School for Heroes if we needed to show up in a court of your laws. Men who firmly believe in strict obedience to the letter of the law seldom appreciate the essential chaotic nature of magic.
It is good to know, Marquillin, that you have recovered from your zombification. I am not certain that the worlds are quite prepared for a Zombie Hero.
Posted: October 27th, 2008
We can’t really hold you liable anyhow since magic doesn’t exist legally; or are there lawyers of technocery you could recommend?
But I won’t hold a grudge if it’s for a good cause. My computer has turned me into a zombie in the past and I got over that.
Twill be a fine pleasure to explore your hallowed school this all Hallows eve!
Posted: October 25th, 2008
I, the Famous Adventurer, am confident that there will be no fatal side effects from reading this blog. The only other mishap that occurred in our testing process was when Professor Featherstonehaugh’s attempt to modify the “Zap” spell to activate the magical transfer of information overloaded the magical conduits. Fortunately, the Professor is a very grounded individual.
Posted: October 18th, 2008
So far, we have been very fortunate in that no one has turned into a frog for more than fifteen minutes before the spell affects wore off on their own. Magical side effects are seldom fatal unless you have the misfortune to own a hungry dog.
Posted: October 16th, 2008