WARNING!
NORN OWNERS WHO CAN'T STAND SEEING A NORN DIE INFRONT OF THEIR EYES WITHOUT BURSTING OUT IN TEARS SHOULD AVOID THIS KIND OF EXPERIMENT.
Don't they look made for each other?
Wild Norns
Lately I have been doing some "wolfing runs" for some of you who are new to creatures, this means that the creatures arn't looked after by the owner, they are left to fend for themself.A lot of people have tried these but failed either because of lack of experience, badly chosen test subjects or they just couldn't take sitting there and watching the norn die.
I
have managed to create a succesfull wolfing run that is still
going smoothly.
WARNING!
NORN OWNERS WHO CAN'T STAND SEEING A NORN DIE INFRONT OF THEIR
EYES WITHOUT BURSTING OUT IN TEARS SHOULD AVOID THIS KIND OF
EXPERIMENT.
Don't they look made for each other?
Now
thats out of the way, on with the presentation.
First of all what I did ( God, I feel like I'm writing up a
science experiment in school) First I chose 2 very well kitted up
norns
( ones which seemed pretty hardy in their gene structure)
I then cloaked my hand pointer invisible( only availible in C2)
Hatched the female, then the male, and that was it, unlike many
people who did these experiment I didn't teach them to eat or a
few words, I didn't even let them know of my existence. I then
left them over night and came back in the morning to find....
Results
of first night
The two original norns where still alive in their old age. They'd
had 2 children, one had died but another had survived, and too my
suprise, the floor was lined with more than 5 eggs, all
unhatched. If anyone can actually explain to me if eggs do hatch
on their own in creatures 2 or was it an idea that was scrapped
after C1. If you can answer me this question and have a web page
I'll put an add on my page for you. send the information to james@minyall.globalnet.co.uk
First
wolfing norns in old age.
What
happened after a while
Many things happend after that, as none of the eggs were growing
I must confess I put them all in the incubator to make progress
again. I noticed all the females of this colony were pale brown
and all the males red. Which seemed to be passing down, and their
were no visible signs of any gene crossing, in apperance all the
females looked the same and so did all the males. My graveyard
was now brimming with norns that didn't quite make it, and the
incubator room was filled with norns running around jabbering out
their rubbish that they ussually talk which was getting on my
neves (well you try and sit for 2 hours listining to norns go
"bab, uch ima hugay" continuosly)
I noticed that the oldest female wasn't around( the first female
norn) I looked at the norn list and luckly she was still alive, I
went to see how she was doing and she was sleeping in the
volcano, with a grendel, they were both sleeping together and I
have photographic proof of it as well.
This is completely genuine and it is not a fake, hard to belive
isn't it.
The
norn and grendel became good friends actually and laughed and
kissed everywhere. Which was more than her children did for her I
can tell you that. Sadly though like everything she died, but not
before she was the first norn of the colony to meet an ettin. She
lived a good life didn't she, she was kind of the norn ambassador
to the other races.
As she was dying the Ettin stayed by her side all the time,( this
is turning into a romantic novel isn't it?) and as always, I have
photographic proof.
Thats it for now. If you would like to be updated of my wild norn
work then sign up for the update letter at my homepage.
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