Air Nomads

Air Nomads

Air Nomads

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  • Created Wed Jul 22, 2015 2:04 pm

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  • BrumalHunter
    I have completed seven reviews for our team, but now, I must let sleep embrace me. (Hopefully not for a century, though...)

    Well done to everyone who wrote even just one review! As things stand now, it seems unlikely that we shall catch up with any of the other teams, but I would be delighted if we defied the odds. Give it one last push, everyone!

    PS: Do not be dejected, for if you look at the ratio of points to reviews, we beat the other teams in terms of quality! That's more important that winning, in my book.

    BrumalHunter replied · Jul 26, 2015

    On average, the teams earned this amount of points per review:
    ♠ Fire Nation - 11119 points divided by 102 reviews = 109 points
    ♦ Earth Kingdom - 9676 points divided by 88 reviews = 110 points
    ♥ Water Tribe - 13261 points divided by 119 reviews = 111 points
    ♣ Air Nomads - 7789 points divided by 63 = 124 points

    Do you see what I mean? In terms of quantity, the Water Tribe is clearly in the lead, but in terms of quality? Pssh, we blow the other teams away...

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  • BrumalHunter
    *clears throat and prepares for speech*

    The Mongols were once, like we are now, just a scattered group of nomads. They were constantly fighting among themselves, and while the nations like the Chinese Empire grew, they remained a bickering group of horse riders. However, when Genghis Khan appeared on the scene and unified them, they became an unstoppable force and became one of the only two nations ever to conquer their known world.

    Now, I'm not saying we should conquer the world, but conquering YWS during Review Day will suffice. Unfortunately, that vision will not manifest itself as a reality until we unite and review as a team, not as individuals. We have enough leaders here, but what we truly need is supporters. If we all give it our best, then we shall overtake the other teams!

    So, what say you? Shall we be the breeze that hardly disturbs the aspen's leaves, or shall we be the tempest that sweeps away all that would oppose it? If you choose the latter, then the time to review is now. Not in fifteen minutes, not in an hour, not tomorrow - now.

    Let us show the other teams the might of the Airbenders!

    Raindeer replied · Jul 26, 2015

    *claps* YES!


  • wickedlymuggle
    Hi everyone! I just wanted to let you know about an awesome story I just read called The Tree People (a working title) by @roeckercody. It is a brilliantly written peice of work, and the second, third, and fourth chapters are all in the green room!! You will not be dissapointed!

  • BrumalHunter replied · Jul 26, 2015

    I have finished my poem, short story, article and chapter, so I shall get to this immediately. (Plus, I have nine reviews left for my Agni Kai.)

  • Club
    Air Nomads Club Update · Jul 26, 2015
    Let's review, review, review, kids!

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    Don't get discouraged just yet, team! ^^ Remember that air can be gentle, but also spontaneous! And aren't tornadoes beautiful? Hehehe.

    Random question! What's your favorite genre to review?

    wickedlymuggle replied · Jul 26, 2015

    Fantasy! :)


    Pretzelstick replied · Jul 26, 2015

    To review? That has to be sci-fi <3


    BrumalHunter replied · Jul 26, 2015

    Fantasy and Action/Adventure. Preferably both rolled into one.


  • BrumalHunter replied · Jul 26, 2015

    Thank you for your support! :D


    Pretzelstick replied · Jul 26, 2015

    Go P team!


  • BrumalHunter
    How are @CandyWizard and I the only ones in all four teams currently reviewing? Come on people, we need all the help we can get - you can have the greatest generals and champions in the world, but without an army, the war is lost.

    *raises my and CandyWizard's banners*

    To us!

    PS: Congratulations on doing so well, CandyWizard! Your efforts are commendable.

    Persistence replied · Jul 26, 2015

    Thank you! I've been trying my best!


    BrumalHunter replied · Jul 26, 2015

    @jegde1479, I see you are the first warrior to respond to our rally! We are glad to have you!


    Pretzelstick replied · Jul 26, 2015

    I was reviewing at that time too. (Just writing it out)Slow and steady wins the race. Your not alone. ;)


    BrumalHunter replied · Jul 26, 2015

    That's extremely good to hear. :D


  • ThePatchworkPilgrims
    Although we're behind people, remember this- even the greatest hurricanes started slow before they went on to wreak havoc on the world.

    Go Air Nomads!!!! (Also, I find it very sportsmanlike that the other teams are also cheering for us. Thanks guys!)

    Persistence replied · Jul 26, 2015

    The wizards shall rise!!!
    But seriously, everyone is being great and supportive. That's just so cool.


    BrumalHunter replied · Jul 26, 2015

    It's awesome, yes. :D


  • BrumalHunter
    Everyone, we should use this as a prime opportunity to show off our amazing air-bending skills! Here is a signature that we can put at the bottom of our reviews to show the world that we have arrived.

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    [center][b]This review courtesy of[/b]
    [url=https://www.youngwriterssociety.com/clubs.php?id=2213][img]http://i.imgur.com/qF2SyHt.png[/img][/url][/center]


    All you have to do is copy the coding in the code box and just paste it at the bottom of your review. Let's do this!

  • Iggy replied · Jul 26, 2015

    with help from his wifey, a blind bandit, a loser with a boomerang, a bison with wings, and a monkey with bunny ears. And then later, a hothead with a cute marred face. But yeah, you guys got this! Cheering for you. :P


  • TimmyJake replied · Jul 26, 2015

    I think we're all sleeping. >>


    BrumalHunter replied · Jul 26, 2015

    I was sleeping.


    ThePatchworkPilgrims replied · Jul 26, 2015

    So was I, as stated below...


    Mea replied · Jul 26, 2015

    Same.



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