*** November 2009 Challenge - The Destroyed Lands ***

[Greason Wolfe]

This is so very tempting. But I don't want to get caught in another of those situations where I don't have time to finish before the deadline. Still, the temptation, oh the temptation.

GW

[rdanhenry]

Well, although I'm already behind in NaNoWriMo, this challenge fits a map I've wanted to do for a long time. I'll start with a 'before' map, then build up the destruction. My entry will depict Ancient Skaro, near the end of the 1000 Year War. I won't be able to lavish a lot of time on it, but I'm not going to win anyway.

[töff]

Once a year the chief Turkey could pick one lucky politician who doesn't get eaten!

"And now that the job is almost done,
Maybe some escape?
No! Not even one!"

Yeh I know, it should be in the Lyrics thread. But still. Given the precise nature of their prey, I don't want those turkeys to be merciful.

(Anybody know that tune?)

[Boethius61]

I don't know why something so infantile occured to me but . . .

Image the world is actually the body of a giant. One poor dude builds his castle on the giants butt. One day, the giant . . . well . . . farts.

(Sorry . . . I don't know why! I just couldn't resist)

[ravells]

The could make a film of that...call it 'Gone with the Wind'.

[bbentsen]

I think the "disaster and Thanksgiving" theme has been done already. I'm sure that there is not a native american alive that doesn't view the first Thanksgiving as a disaster.

[Syt]

Guess I should have saved the postapocalyptic Kellingtown map from the Lite Archeology contest for this one instead.

[Gandwarf]

Only 3 more days people, then the challenge closes and the voting begins.

If anyone has a good suggestion for the next challenge, post it up in the challenge suggestions forum.

[Gandwarf]

Closing the challenge in about 8 hours from this post.