The door to the Worlds' End Inn opens on many worlds. If you're the stuff of which legends are made, someday you'll find the door and get your chance to visit.
The Foyer is the entry to the Worlds' End Inn through which customers must pass.
The Main Hall of the Worlds' End Inn is the place for dining, drinking, entertainment, and meeting friends.
Smith's Bar is known for the the potency of both the beverages and the conversations.
A recent addition to Smith's Bar, the lounge is a great place for long off-topic discussions.
The magnificent ground floor of the Worldbuilders' Guild Hall never ceases to awe visitors.
Where the guild meets and where lodging is available for guild members who decide not to return to their own worlds.
The classic decor and outstanding company makes this a popular place for a quiet conversation.
Fictional characters from The Outer Realms who have found their way to The Forge Realm.
Individuals who spend most, if not all, of their time living and working in The Forge Realm.
The chambers where the Inner Sanctum meet and have their quarters.
The opulent decor befits the radiant eminences who dwell in this magnificent chamber.
After a somewhat disappointing entry into the world (I had been holding out for the role of Gregory Peck, but it had been filled long before and I had simply failed to notice the announcement.), I proceeded to have a childhood that gave me access to a number of strange and curious adults. This, coupled with my habit of reading anything that anyone bothered to set in print, caused me to realize that the world is full of truly dreadful people who will attempt to enforce normalcy upon otherwise intelligent and imaginative children. Since that time, I have done my best to disrupt those who would impose order at the expense of creativity. Ironically, this has led to a number of postings as a deep agent in some of the most uptight organizations imaginable. My record of leaving a trail of chaos behind speaks for itself.
Writing, Worldbuilding, Role Playing Games (either as gamemaster or player), Photography, Typography, Graphic Arts, Science, Astronomy
Big Trouble in Little China, Rollerball (the real one), Westerns, Easterns (Asian historical movies), Blazing Saddles, The Princess Bride, Twelve O'Clock High, Duck Soup, The Three Musketeers, Casablanca
I've heard of this TV thing, but I suspect that it's just a fad that will soon fade away.
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