Tuesday, April 6, 2010

3rd Entry

I just had a conversation with Jereziah.

Well it looks like the bigshot shiny-armor-man wants me to go on a special mission. What this mission entails is something I am NOT really looking forward to. He wants me to sneak under the cover of darkness with his trusted scout (who likes to remain anonymous of some obscure reason) and burn down a local hellbourne shop. Isn't it ludicrous? Me, sneaking around. I am a military strategist of the highest order, not some blackguard pyromancer who likes to see things burn.

I'll have to buy a shroud. Ugh. This is so embarassing. The things just dont fit very well and always end up poking through my spikes. So basically if we encounter any enemies they will see a giant mass of floating spikes, suspended by nothing. Guess it would give an enemy something to think about before being brained with my mace.

Oh well. I will record how it goes later.

Sunday, January 10, 2010

2nd Entry

I come back from the day's battle with blood covering my spikes and fleshy-brain-parts covering my mace. War is a gruesome business. Someone has to do it though.

People say I am a creature of few words. The Keeper, somewhat of a special case like myself, mocked my war-voice. Ok war-voice. What is a war-voice, you ask? My war-voice is something of a persona I carry into battle with me. I talk like I have a speech impediment to lull my enemies into a false sense of security. Works every time.

Duhhhh simple ole' Armadon spikin' em. Thats what they think. But what is really happening is me commanding the regulars under my breath, giving complex orders concerning feints, attack strategies, etc. They take me for a simpleton and I abuse that mindset. Armaheina, my ex-wife, loved that about me.

Hellbourne? More like Helldumb.

Monday, November 30, 2009

1st Entry

The rain was pouring hard today. The kind of rain that makes tough men weak. The kind of rain that makes you all reflective-like. The kind of rain that makes you start a war journal.

I sit here in the twilight of my dug-out earthen burrow. The only things that keep me company are the bugs that scurry along the roots of the walls. I'm isolated from the regulars. I have to be. I'm not normal. They flinch at the sight of me. Oh well. It doesn't matter. I'm here to do a job.

When Jeraziah first approached me about fighting for him and the Legion, I was dubious. I normally dont get involved in these kinds of things. I could care less about politics or current events. As long as people leave me alone to my business in the Northern Wastes.

The battlehorns call me. I must go. My exploits will be recorded when I get back. If I get back.