Raider

Hope you have a fantastic day whatever you decide to do! Happy Birthday, Brian.

The way I have done it is this.... I started with paperback for the Necroscope series 1-10, bought the final 3 in hardback and then everything else Lumlian in hardback too. I'd like to get round to the first 10 Necroscope's in Hardback eventually. I'll not buy more than one hardback of any book though unless it takes my fancy for whatever reason. I like to collect books but I don't see myself as a fanatic about it (no offence intended towards you fanatics out there).

Mostly listening to; St Anger - Metallica (wonderful) Permission to Land - The Darkness (inspired) Audioslave - Audioslave (powerful)

As Wamphyri I would be dark and brooding, full of the joys of death. I would take thralls and lieutenants as I saw fit and then only after careful thought. They would be like me but I would rule them with dark relish and an iron fist. They would be shadows of myself but would know their limits and I would not suffer fools gladly. Living in this modern world would present few challenges to me. There would be plenty of fodder to supplement my lifestyle and blood lust. In a surprising way I could be considered something of a vigilante, ridding the streets of scum, who would not be missed and would be taken as sustenance and nutrition for me and mine. Taller than now, stronger and with darker features I would be a lover of beauty, the female form can be so appetising. My leech though would see fit to use women for whatever desires it had, whatever needs it required but I, with my last remaining human instinct, would attempt to have a special mate, someone to 'love' and someone to maybe hold the darkness at bay for just a few moments of real pleasure from time to time. So, not so pleasant a creature but then I would be Wamphyri after all............. [ February 04, 2003, 04:41 PM: Message edited by: Raider Ian ]

As a buyer of the figure I can certainly recommend it as a very interesting centrepiece and talking point.

Got my copy a couple of days ago. Someone called Mr Claus left it in the fireplace for me, how nice! Looks damn fine too and will peruse it at my leisure once all festivities are done with.

Happy Christmas to one and all.

Got mine Saturday too. Very pleased with it indeed. Pride of place already granted ahead of all that Aynsley pottery stuff.....

9/11 Though darkness called and claimed too many, Humanity rose up and regained hope. True bravery and courage always conquers.