Profile Update: Douglas The Guard.

Next up for the updated profile is Douglas the Guard. While he seemed like a simple guard for the City of Ator, the profile now expands on his origin and ties him into the other things that have happened around the world – including the Blue Dragon, Cobalt (Who?! Tell me you have read the other updated profiles, right?)

http://neverendingnights.com/nenprofiles/douglas-the-guard

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Profile Update: Dink the Goblin.

In Dink the Goblin’s original origin – it states he got his staff from a dying wizard. Well, find out the truth about where he got the staff, who the wizard was, and Dink’s ultimate fate after his demise at the hands of Evil Foo! Check out the updated profile….

http://neverendingnights.com/nenprofiles/dink-the-goblin

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Profile Update: Ellen the Goblin.

Another profile update, another goblin update! This time, Ellen the Goblin’s profile is revamped and touched up to expand vastly on her personality. There was several things I had hoped to do with Ellen to show how different she was from the typical goblins seen in Neverending Nights. Her “demise” at the hands of Evil Foo was intended to be a short lived one (see the posting of Episode 37.5 for more details on that). While that episode was never done before I started Season 3, Ellen does make her return and elude to events that happened in that scripted episode, when she saved Albert, Bob and Charlie from prison in Episode Fourty-Nine: ‘Return of the Goblins!’ Anyway, read about Ellen’s history here (it is recommend that you have watched all of the episodes before reading her profile as it may contain spoilers!)

http://neverendingnights.com/nenprofiles/ellen-the-goblin

 

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Profile Update: Dean the Dragon.

And finally updated – Dean the Dragon.

As I said, I purposely kept Dean’s origins a secret, because I had this whole idea of what I wanted to do (had Neverending Nights run the intended 7 seasons it was originally slated for!) Now, with having wrapped it up with Season 3, I have unlocked Dean’s origin so you can see more about the character – as well as the various Dragons that roam the world! Do NOT read the profile unless you have watched Episode 65 of the series as this profile has some MAJOR spoilers (and a few things unrevealed in other character profiles that I am still updating).

http://neverendingnights.com/nenprofiles/dean-the-dragon

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Episode 37.5 – Welcome Back From The Dead. (The Episode That Was Written But Never Completed)

This was intended to be filmed and released just before the end of Season 2, to show that Ellen is resurrected and that Dink’s soul is missing. (If you read Dink’s profile on the website, you know his soul didn’t go into a magical beast, rather a very specific magical weapon). We never got around to voicing these lines for a number of reasons – mostly scheduling conflicts. When the time came, and I started writing Season 3, I kept this just in case we ever wanted to do it later. It never did get recorded – so I figured I’d share with you now. The events in this episode reflect what you will read in the profiles of Albert, Bob, Charlie, Dink and Ellen. Ellen’s return to the goblins, and encountering the new Goblin King was to set up what would have been Season 4, of Peter and Grayson helping the goblins get free of this new ‘goblin king.’ When I decided to end it with Season 3, I smashed a bunch of the story elements from Seasons 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 – and ended up using the storyline of freeing the goblins as the very end of Episode 65 with Peter.

– Tawmis

 

EPISODE 37.5

“Welcome Back From The Dead.”

 

(On screen show: The Events of this episode take place after the death of Evil Foo, and before Andrea and company depart from Blackmire City…)

 

(Show Ellen standing up inside the Temple)

 

ELLEN:
Wait – what happened?

 

ALBERT:
Evil Foo killed you.

 

ELLEN:
Is this the after life? Am I still dead? Did you three die? Where’s Dink?

 

BOB:
No, this isn’t the after life. We just paid 300 gold to get you resurrected.

 

CHARLIE:
Yeah. My 300 gold.

 

ALBERT:
It was on Evil Foo. We were going to split it three ways. But found out that it was 300 gold for a Resurrection. So we resurrected you.

 

CHARLIE:
So to answer your question – no, we’re not dead. And you’re not dead. Well, anymore.

 

ELLEN:
Where’s Dink?

 

ALBERT:
Evil Foo killed him too.

 

ELLEN:
Oh, so you’re going to Resurrect him too?

 

BOB:
We don’t have another 300 gold for another resurrection. And it was hard enough sneaking away for a minute and dragging your body here.

 

ELLEN:
Wait a minute – so Dink is still dead?

 

CHARLIE:
Not exactly. We had a few additional coins and managed to bargain with the priest to reincarnate Dink.

 

ELLEN:
Reincarnate him? What does that mean?

 

ALBERT:
With a Reincarnation spell, you bring back a dead creature in another body, provided death occurred no more than one week before the casting of the spell and the subject’s soul is free and will to return. Since the dead creature is returning in a new body, all physical ills and afflictions are repaired.

 

BOB:
Sometimes, however, the spirit of the deceased doesn’t come into a new body; but instead may possess the body of an already living person – causing a form of possession.

 

CHARLIE:
A character, reincarnated, may not recall any memories of their previous life if they come into a new body; or take possession of an existing body. The only time they can successfully guarantee that the reincarnated person will recall their former life completely is if they are reincarnated or take possession of a body type exactly like their original body. For example, if a dwarf is reincarnated into a new dwarf body, or takes possession of an existing dwarf body.

 

ALBERT:
However, it is now believed that certain memories can be triggered by phrases or events – that may “jolt” the reincarnated spirit’s memories – if they are not in a duplicate body of their original form.

 

BOB:
A Wish Spell can restore a reincarnated character to his original form.

 

ELLEN:
Wait, so do you guys even know where Dink’s spirit has gone?

 

CHARLIE:
We have our suspicions.

 

ELLEN:
What does that mean?

 

ALBERT:
Well the priest told us that he got the impression that since Dink was so drawn to magic that he may have gone to some magical beast.

 

BOB:
But we’re not entirely certain where this magical beast is at.

 

ELLEN:
Well, let’s go find Evil Foo and get some revenge.

 

CHARLIE:
Andrea already took care of that.

 

ELLEN:
She killed Evil Foo?

 

ALBERT:
Yes.

 

ELLEN:
How sweet! She avenged Dink and I.

 

BOB:
Actually, I think she did it because she likes killing. That’s my guess, anyway.

 

ELLEN:
We have to go back to Andrea now, then!

 

CHARLIE:
No, you can’t.

 

ELLEN:
What do you mean I can’t?

 

ALBERT:
Look, there’s something big going on here. Something crazy is about to go down with this whole sword thing. There has to be something Andrea isn’t telling us or that Daniel person.

 

BOB:
She thinks you’re dead. You’re free of her. If Albert, Charlie or me leave – she might have Daniel send that demon thing back home.

 

CHARLIE:
So it’s up to you to go home and muster up a Goblin Army.

 

ELLEN:
A goblin army? What are you talking about?

 

ALBERT:
We think something bad is about to go down. We need to have our people be prepared.

 

BOB:
Andrea thinks you’re dead, so that means you can go back home – get them ready for the war that’s on the horizon.

 

ELLEN:
Aren’t you guys being a little over dramatic? You don’t even know for sure if there’s a war on the horizon.

 

CHARLIE:
Well, next week they’re going to be electing people for Best Digital Actor in a Supporting Role – and we think we have a shot.

 

ELLEN:
(Hesitant) I, uh, see. Well, then – I guess I will be on my way.

 

(Show Ellen run off)

 

ALBERT:
We’re gonna rock the hell out of Season 3.

 

BOB:
Oh Hell Yeah!

 

CHARLIE:
It’s gonna kick some major rocks…

 

THE END?

 

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