Great Guba

I'll have to pass then

2gc 6sc

I could add 5 silver maybe. 2 gold 5 silver for Weaver.

2 gold for the Soulweaver

Mea culpa, Chewett. I was using that public place for the first time, and did not quite realize how it worked.

Nice suspense build-up! Can't wait to see you deliver )

Maybe you are right... How about if I add some charcoal background? before:[attachment=3026:bird sea avatar 3.gif] and after:[attachment=3027:bird sea avatar 4.gif] Who is the judge in charge of accepting or rejecting avatar submissions?

Yes, the one I have as avatar on the forum. I prefer to style myself as a rebel spirit, which is well represented by storm petrel, a sea bird. As I understood, my submission was rejected because of inconsistency with MD style. I am trying to understand what was wrong - as the picture is pencil drawn as required.

I recently uploaded my avatar, but it got rejected quoting "not MD style". What would you recommend to change in the avatar to increase its chances of acceptance? I would really like to have a sea bird as my avatar in the game.

Agreed the purchase with xrieg. Much recommended.

Want to buy heat-infused creatures with 3 mln heat Want to pay 2 silver

Auctioning away a venerable BloodPact Archer, Age 1070, Stored heat 80k Will run the auction for one week, best offer wins. Starting price 7 silver

8 silver for the 20-day old Sharp

Fyrd, I accept your offer.

Hedge Munos, I accept your offer. Fyrd, I will need to see higher bids to be persuaded to sell others. Thank you both for your interest in my sale.

WTS: Joker, Age 218, Black Diamonds token Joker, Age 150 Angien, Age 367, heat 100k [s]Winderwild, Age 183, heat 33k[/s] Please post your offers here.

I'll buy these two for 1 sc.

Want to sell: Angien: 262 days old, 104K exp Joker: 45 days old, 12K exp, Joker: 113 days old, 6K exp Let me know your offers

2 silver for the first one

4sc for 11. Pimped Grasan

Aramors sold to Junior. Since the interest in Angiens was low, I'm updating the prices to 2 sc.

As the square is made of straight lines, the sharpened square should do so too. Schematic: [img]http://lh4.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQcT-8RdQWI/AAAAAAAAACc/Y4MmSA7qBB0/4%20full.jpg[/img] Resulting symbol in schematic: [img]http://lh6.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQcT_Bw64hI/AAAAAAAAACg/wEbnQHI8RCs/4%20full%20-%20Copy.jpg[/img] Resulting symbol: [img]http://lh6.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQcT_ft5_TI/AAAAAAAAACk/2VDO8hqzkrM/4%20full%20-%20Copy%202.jpg[/img]

Mr Mystery's post made me thinking. I disagree with the idea about the cube closing the square. I think that, vice versa, what the cube does is actually opening the square. So if to open the square I will increase the number of dimensions... then to close the square I will decrease the number of dimensions, making it a single dot: [img]http://lh5.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQTfd6lV1uI/AAAAAAAAACI/jrm2BNl_sqs/recruit2%20-%20Copy.jpg[/img]

[img]http://lh5.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQTbpJMMDNI/AAAAAAAAACA/8XbgKizwgJk/answer.jpg[/img] The dot is in the intersection point of the two semicircles that, when added, would make lower part of Mur's symbol into a one closed line. Here's a schema so that the dot's location is precisely described: [img]http://lh5.ggpht.com/_y4aqSnXq6kA/TQTbo8n9e_I/AAAAAAAAAB8/M3tr49VzCDY/solution.jpg[/img] Mur, this contest is very entertaining. Thanks a lot )