Wed Jun 25, 2008 5:59 pm
On behalf of the Quartly Study Group...
...and in the interest of FUN!
The Quartly Librarians cordially invite the members of MOB to join us on our Summer Tour of Evil (your part, if you choose to accept) and Literacy (our part). This is our route, as illustrated on the map of Malton:
We will begin the tour in Kinch Heights and will be following the pentagram to Gatcombeton, Edgecombe, Reganbank, and Raines Hills, with our end point being Kinch Heights. Various and sundry events will be taking place along the way, including art collecting and donating, dirty limerick contests, bar fights, and costume contests. We will be visiting a different location every day while on tour.
So what does MOB have to gain from this? Well, apart from sheer chaos - because we've eschewed organized chaos this time - you could assist the dedicated rotters in QSG with lowering cades and making buildings on our route open-air, whether the residents like it or not. You would also have the benefit of visiting some of the greener pastures in the city, where it is rumored that humans *gasp* sleep outside and have no fear of zombies! It's almost like a petting zoo in some of those suburbs, I'm told. How hard you choose to pet them is at your discretion.
The tour is currently being discussed on the QSG boards. Feel free to pop by if you're interested. Heck, pop by even if you're ambivalent or apathetic.
The Quartly Librarians cordially invite the members of MOB to join us on our Summer Tour of Evil (your part, if you choose to accept) and Literacy (our part). This is our route, as illustrated on the map of Malton:
We will begin the tour in Kinch Heights and will be following the pentagram to Gatcombeton, Edgecombe, Reganbank, and Raines Hills, with our end point being Kinch Heights. Various and sundry events will be taking place along the way, including art collecting and donating, dirty limerick contests, bar fights, and costume contests. We will be visiting a different location every day while on tour.
So what does MOB have to gain from this? Well, apart from sheer chaos - because we've eschewed organized chaos this time - you could assist the dedicated rotters in QSG with lowering cades and making buildings on our route open-air, whether the residents like it or not. You would also have the benefit of visiting some of the greener pastures in the city, where it is rumored that humans *gasp* sleep outside and have no fear of zombies! It's almost like a petting zoo in some of those suburbs, I'm told. How hard you choose to pet them is at your discretion.
The tour is currently being discussed on the QSG boards. Feel free to pop by if you're interested. Heck, pop by even if you're ambivalent or apathetic.