Post by leszi on Jul 24, 2007 7:17:42 GMT -5
Hello all, I'd like to start planning this small event. We'll take any guild members and people interested on a trip through Westfall.
We'll need someone that's up on Lore to speak on the History of Sentinel Hill, Moonbrook, the forming of Defias, the Deadmines, the Lighthouse and other such places.
I'll do my best to cover the various species of animals. Talking about what details I know and such. We will stop and do the "Cluck" quest to get everyone involved a Prairie Chicken small pet.
An herbalist or "botanist" is needed that can speak of the properties and history of plant life found in the area. Maybe not even just herbs, but all the plant life in the area. Feel free to add lip and elaborate, be creative.
Let's see. There are the Harvesters and the Lumber mill. An engineer could speak of their use and construction. Again, feel free to be creative.
A miner or "geologist" can speak of the ore and stone formations we come across. The history of smelting techniques of said metals, uses of stone and their relative ages, different products made with the ores.
Anyway. Those are the "tour guides" I've thought of. Feel free to add your ideas for other "experts" in the area. Please apply for tour positions if you think you can cover an area. I'd like to get the tour positions covered and who is coming along for the tour within the guild before I set a date.
We'll need someone that's up on Lore to speak on the History of Sentinel Hill, Moonbrook, the forming of Defias, the Deadmines, the Lighthouse and other such places.
I'll do my best to cover the various species of animals. Talking about what details I know and such. We will stop and do the "Cluck" quest to get everyone involved a Prairie Chicken small pet.
An herbalist or "botanist" is needed that can speak of the properties and history of plant life found in the area. Maybe not even just herbs, but all the plant life in the area. Feel free to add lip and elaborate, be creative.
Let's see. There are the Harvesters and the Lumber mill. An engineer could speak of their use and construction. Again, feel free to be creative.
A miner or "geologist" can speak of the ore and stone formations we come across. The history of smelting techniques of said metals, uses of stone and their relative ages, different products made with the ores.
Anyway. Those are the "tour guides" I've thought of. Feel free to add your ideas for other "experts" in the area. Please apply for tour positions if you think you can cover an area. I'd like to get the tour positions covered and who is coming along for the tour within the guild before I set a date.
