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Re: Interesting. Camilla Send a noteboard - 12/07/2010 09:07:00 AM
But I think all of these things can work if they are used intelligently in a non-cliched way. Naturally, lazy writing is always going to give a boring product.


Agreed.
It also matters whether they are a central driving point for plot. I especially thought of the orcs, and how he dismisses them. They are VERY effective tools for creating a feeling of suspense and danger while the important stuff is done elsewhere. If used right.

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