things are remembered differently
@catvincent @HelenSlavinBook @owenbooth @dedbutdrmng As those who’ve read it will know, there’s already a RPG sourcebook feel to the Bible.
As those who've read it will know, there's already a RPG sourcebook feel to the Bible.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2016
@RealSardonicus @pilgrimpace @owenbooth @dedbutdrmng If I can find a publisher, I hope it will be in bookshops.
If I can find a publisher, I hope it will be in bookshops.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2016
@_psonice @RealSardonicus @pilgrimpace @owenbooth @dedbutdrmng We all know, the visual side will be in the hands of those far more talented.
We all know, the visual side will be in the hands of those far more talented.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2016
@LiaSae @_psonice @adrielbeaver Every country has its Hookland.
Every country has its Hookland.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2016
@_psonice @LiaSae @adrielbeaver Hookland is ghost soil. Every territory and era has it.
Hookland is ghost soil. Every territory and era has it.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) October 11, 2016
@Bluebookballoon @lavietidhar We keep it simple in Hookland. The county is rich in ghost soil in which folklore grows strong.
@lavietidhar We keep it simple in Hookland. The county is rich in ghost soil in which folklore grows strong.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 10, 2016
Probably the nicest thing anyone will say about me this year. https://t.co/hztWiaZSYS
Probably the nicest thing anyone will say about me this year. https://t.co/hztWiaZSYS
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 10, 2016
Thatched cottage with traditional Hookland ‘Corn Mox’ to atop, said to ward off lightning, curses and risk of fire. https://t.co/hU1Ze1SQqk
Thatched cottage with traditional Hookland 'Corn Mox' to atop, said to ward off lightning, curses and risk of fire. pic.twitter.com/hU1Ze1SQqk
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 10, 2016
@RealSardonicus It is meant to terrify the lightning and curse slingers. so it has to be somewhat terrifying.
It is meant to terrify the lightning and curse slingers. so it has to be somewhat terrifying.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 10, 2016
The haunted parsonage at Upton Meadow. Often called ‘the county’s most cursed house’. https://t.co/y3JDDjx4j4
The haunted parsonage at Upton Meadow. Often called 'the county's most cursed house'. pic.twitter.com/y3JDDjx4j4
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) September 10, 2016