User:Stormfury530

Hello, I'm mostly known as Argen nowadays, but you can call me ColbyFranknorth since that's the name I used when I created the Felldom wiki. If you have any questions about the game or the wiki, as me and I'll do my best to answer them. And suggestions are always welcome. About me, I'm currently 16 (at least last time I wrote this) and have decided to make a tabletop game. It will be used either for personal reasons or may get a bit bigger, but either way, this site is here so you can learn how to play it...for free, since obviously there's no toll to enter this wiki. So grab some random miniatures, whether they be blocks of wood or high-detail miniatures, and hopefully I'll get the rules down straight for this rpg game. For those who aren't sure what it's about, I might as well compare it to dnd. However, it will contain a lot more travel and freedom, I hope. I'll also try to make it simple for the players, but maybe not so much for the game master. :-P But in my free time I like to study history (I probably need to get out of the military history zone, but its so cool!) and I also sketch and try to write lore. But my favorite historical character is either Arminius, the Germanian chieftain who caused a great victory against all-but-undefeated Rome, Charles Martel (just because his name means Charles the Hammer) and lastly Gustavus Adolphus, the Swedish king who rode in the front line of his wedge-shaped formation. As you can tell, I'm more into European history, but that's just because I like the style (for example, the German school of fencing) and weapons (for example, Montante Sword) better. Btw, did you know that the Montante Sword was actually around 7 feet tall? At that point, it wasn't really used like a sword. But similar swords, such as the Zveihander, are also awesome, with two parrying hooks at the bottom, and sometimes wavy blades, which then classifies the sword as a "flamberge". For school, I am learning German, and you can probably see why. Anyways, that's all, but again, feel free to ask questions about anything really, just don't spam or get too personal.