Stories of Tie Up Games

Cute story - like it very much! Reminding me of 'cute stories from the old days', many of the like which would be in the archives now or even posted in "the original TUG-stories" page. The word 'playful' comes to mind, and I like it. I would not have missed the 'snowy part', tbh., but no h...

I go for *fantasy* and also *other*, in the sense of RPing and TUG-stories. For me, the world should make some sense of sense, i.e. a basic source providing a kind of mutual understanding between the players without necessarily doing too much tiresome world-building. Fantasy, never mind if you call ...

well, and what a most devoted *subbie-hubbie* Queen Lucille does own, indeed! Excellently told.

most excellent chapter! Certainly amongst the very best of this great tale - and, by Anubis, Horus, Set, ra and the rest of the whole lot! - that does mean something!

taking a deep, deep bow!

Loved the read. Your Queen is truly a cunning one, who reigns gently, but firmly! And knows where to dine...
kudos!

have to say:
this is a most cozy, may I say: sweet?, chapter! Congrats!

seems, Pharao has still some cards to play...
very interesting read! Loving all those details.

worth the waiting, indeed! And never you worry, quality's always preferable to quantity, and as quality is taking time and, concerning writing, mood and inspiration, I myself do not mind the wait.

Impressive! Otstanding! Spectacular!

excellent video! Quite over the top (being beyond inescapable), yet pretty stuff. Thanks for sharing.

aaahhhh... enjoyed it very much. The Medjai? Well, well...
are we approaching a mahgnificent showdown?

Amongst many other most beautiful details in this calm chapter: perfectly selected pieces of music! Very satisfying! Love to read - and to listen!

oh, well, once again:

Meticulously, atmospheric descriptions and story telling as its best! But Anck-sun-Amon needs her ass whipped muy pronto! That witch!
Hate her (good job!)

Bandit666 wrote: ↑6 months ago .... though I understand why, but as always it was so much fun to read and I wish you all the best @GreyLord, may you imagination always run wild

can only agree to that!

... and so it continues as if there was never a break! Great job! Greatly enjoyed it!

This is a very nice short story! Unlike others who seem to be experts from the beginning, you describe how first steps could have happened in a very believable way. Go on, please!

Knowledge wrote: ↑6 months ago I can only speak for myself, but hopefully we all agree that we want to hear more!

Indeed!

Stumbled over it rather late.
Well, while some details are not exactly to my liking, all the details are making it a good piece. As others have commented on the way: the differents situations are very clear (and this is not always the case). Very entertaining, too!

So, very well done!

GreyLord wrote: ↑7 months ago ...Anna shows herself to be the Grand Duchess her heritage defines her to be. I think she fully understands the dangerous territory that she is treading. ...

Will she?
Well, well... someone is in for a surprise, this way or that. Excellent.

Most intense!
Had to re-read it - to get it sunken in. And read it again today. For fun. so very well done.

Many issues could be resolved. Some could not. Ultimately, the Johanssons would have to decide if the unresolved issues were a powerful enough motivation for war. The overriding issue was whether Magnus Johansson was justified in ruining the Archers. There was too much evidence that he was not, and...

wow, almost even more intensely as I had imagined... and imagined no less than an outright battl. This is was not, but a precise execution of a well laid out plan! Great! (and I would have won a bet: I thought that Egyption so called police-officer would be a mole. Her heathen gods might show mercy ...

Liked it, liked it a lot! Go on writing!

Caesar73 wrote: ↑7 months ago ...
No the stage is set for the parley!

Well, I have thought so to: a stage is set up for things to come. A kind of in-between chapter, maybe, necessary to bring is on. By no means a bad one, and certainly well written. Looking forward to reading of the events to come.

This was a declaration of war: Of war. Of death. Of ruin. wwwwoooow! Shivers. And do I see - after entering briefly Lord of the Rings - some other, peculiar scene. "Arise, arise, Riders of Théoden! spear shall be shaken, shield shall be splintered, a sword-day, a red day, ere the sun rises! Ri...