At BlizzCon 2011, Mega Bloks gave away an exclusive mini-figure of Shaman Thrall, from the World of Warcraft, in every goody bag. If you
want to get your hands on one of these cool little guys but didn’t get the chance to attend this year’s convention, then here is your chance. Mega Bloks was nice enough to provide us with three figures to giveaway to our readers just in time for the holidays.
As far as RPGs go, the first Wild ARMs offered a very solid experience and convinced many that the small team of developers called Contrail could create great games. Wild ARMs 2 (WA2), which came out in the spring of 2000, was a hotly anticipated game among RPG gamers, and while it did bring forth a handful of innovations over its predecessor, one single aspect of the game succeeded in devaluating much of the game’s appeal; the terrible script. The game had other issues in some areas, but the awful localization during key moments stood-out and prevented gamers from enjoying an otherwise complex and gratifying storyline.
Filgaia is once again on the brink of a terrifying calamity, and it’s now up to three heroes, Brad, Lilka, and Ashley to unite their powers and vanquish all forms of evil. A rich and powerful noble man called Irving Valeria calls upon the three warriors to create a peace-keeping rescue team called Agile Remote Mission Squad (or ARMS). Along your adventure, you’ll meet three other combat-worthy allies, discover each individual’s potential, and uncover some disturbing secrets to a wicked operation…that is, if you can understand what the characters are babbling about.
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INTRODUCTION
The policies on Aalynor’s Nexus have been designed such that the majority of the player base can enjoy the game without fear of harassment, being taken advantage of, or being treated unfairly at the same time ensuring that Aalynor’s Nexus continues to be a quality role-playing environment.
All players are responsible for reading, understanding, and keeping up to date with the system policies. Ignorance of them is not an excuse for breaking them.
Violation of system policies can be punished in a number of ways, ranging from penalties to the character that commits the offense, to the extreme of removing the offending player from the game. (more…)
