~MrSnee~

Thank you very much for showing interest in some of my writing, below are the links to some of my stories.

Before you start reading let me give you a quick introduction of me:

    My name is Nicholas, I'm 24 and live in New York. I played EQOA:F for almost 2 years religiously, before work after work before school after school. Yeah I played a whole lot...then one day I moved to the boring state of South Carolina. My playing time was drastically reduced, but during that wasted year of my life I became very active on the games website, particularly the forum section. With my brothers constant urging I started writing to make up for my lack of in-game play time.

Enough with the boring stuff, right?! My current stories below are not finished (sometimes I wonder if they ever will be =P) but here they are in no particular order:

The Child Lives:During one fateful chaotic night the dark elf city of Neriak is shaken up to its core. A  necromancer named Baneseifer, a chosen elf, gifted with immense power and insight from his god, has overthrown the current king, killing the royal family and all its loyalist, taking control of the kingdom for himself. During the turmoil though, one loyal servant scooped up the mortally wounded child princess and ran her to safety. That was many years ago now, and the child has grown up, looking for revenge!

Give me a robe!:The winter months are coming, its cold windy fingers sending chills to those underdressed for its approach. Deciding to remedy the situation a grumpy dwarven warrior, Alex, goes to invest in some warmer garments, particularly a nice thick robe. What he finds instead is a land full of quirky laws and quirkier people. Joined with him on his quest for a robe is the prankster shaman Sunder, whether he is joining Alex to help or hinder him is undetermined...

Balio and Sunder:The story of two barbarian brothers, both gifted, both searching for their direction in life. One fateful day leads them down to a enigmatic old man, who shows them that there is more to life than anything they could possibly imagine.

The spoiled Prince:Given everything in life sounds like a dream, but to some that's not enough.  The young prince has heard almost every tale there ever was told, but his narrow mindset is about to be expanded. Threatening a globally renowned bard to tell him a story that he hasn't heard before he is about to learn that the northern barbarians can be more courageous, noble and self-sacrificing than anyone he has ever heard about in his life. Like the land the barbarians prosper in, the story he is about to be told is savage, bloody and not for the weak of heart, but can the spoiled prince believe something so contradictory to his views?