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An Old Wolfs Tale Part One
An Old Wolfs Tale Part One

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28 comments

  1. ianjoseph1986
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    Your story and Quality of pictures are amazing!!

    All the best Jonathan
  2. eluuene
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    Brilliant part !!! (I very much enjoyed your story )
    1. wolfgrimdark
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      Thank you for stopping by Eluuene, much appreciated!
  3. Kayol
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    Hear ye, hear ye! A proper comment shall be left HERE tomorrow!
    1. Kayol
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      Meh, changed my mind, the whole comment will be under the Part Two.
    2. wolfgrimdark
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      lol no worries and thanks for checking the story out
  4. gucky2010
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    First   Sorry for my late Post (I'm so sorry)
     
    What an impressive Part One of your fantastic Story.
    Brilliant images to the story.
     
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    1. wolfgrimdark
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      Hey never worry about things like that It is all for fun and nothing more. I just enjoy sharing some of my work with others is all.
  5. wolfgrimdark
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    EDIT: Double post, thanks Nexus :-)
  6. deleted1123719
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    Wonderfully written hon! Your tales make me feel like I. Reading a book and I get a jolt when I come to the end!!! I love this quest (having a fondness for werewolves myself) and I'm keen to see how it plays out for grim, especially after that last line - grandson!
    Would Hircine in fact be the sire of Fenrir??? Or maybe a God / Jesus angle where they're one and the same?
    Interesting.
    anyway, loved it! And the awkward teenager (aka, WulfgR) is so cute!
    Ps sorry for the quality of my typing - I'm doing this on my iPad while on the treadmill!!
    1. wolfgrimdark
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      Thats impressive - I can read the Ipad on the treadmill at the gym but never could manage to type on it lol, so no worries!

      I got the conclusion all written but Nexus was such a pain last night I gave up posting it so will do it today. It is very, very long though so you will get a work out on the treadmill :-)
  7. Tobjoern
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    Fascinating story and images too it! Great work!
    1. wolfgrimdark
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      My thanks for the comment Tobjoern!
  8. pottoply
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    Wow, very well done. Great story and pictures
    1. wolfgrimdark
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      Thank you for the kind comment Pottoply, much appreciated!
  9. bohlingTVD
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    Fantastic story Jonathan!
    I´m really looking forward for the next part, and what Grim will do when he meets Sinding in his werewolf shape.

    Great images too!
    How long must it take for such amazing pictures!
    1. wolfgrimdark
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      Thank you Forrest! So glad you enjoyed it. I took about 170 images total for this entire story, and ended up with about 40 or so I wanted to use. I would say I did that over a week during my night time game play, longer if you count the prelude part of the tale which took me a weekend to shoot and write. The story itself - they tend to take me on average about 3-4 hours to write up in notepad, proof, and add the images then publish. However that is once I have the story outlined. Making the outline and plot ... that tends to be an ongoing process where I work on ideas all the time in my head and jot down notes.

      I enjoy all of it though and the more I write (and I am doing a lot more lately) the smoother it becomes. I actually spent an evening just reviewing a web page on proper use of quotations and punctuation in dialogue writing. I am always forgetting if the period or commas go inside or outside of the " " symbols. I found a great web page (http://www.writersonlineworkshops.com/resources/quotation-marks-and-dialogue-mechanics/) that covered it in detail so I have it bookmarked now
  10. Heaventhere
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    Great story, did love the bedazzling Valga with his dancing pectoral muscles that was such a cute touch and he does look very good with no shirt on I must add lol...I was very surprized by how Grim spoke with Sinding, as I expected him to find that very distasteful but I do understand why having read the rest of the story, I to be honest have never done that as cant fiqure out how I feel about that part of the story, but have a better idea now thank you. The Jarl what a pitiful man he is, I can see how distasteful it would be for a man like Grim to have to deal with that type of man. I am quite interested to see what comes next for the Lord of the Hunt and his favorite grandson, a very nice touch that was, I very much enjoyed this story and wonderful shots, very fitting they all were to the story and of course that last of Grim and the now teenage Wolfgar, as he is a favorite of mine, he is growing up, will be interesting to see him grown. Great story, wonderful shots, cant wait to read next very interesting
    1. wolfgrimdark
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      Lol you as well on Sinding. This is so interesting. I never had a chance to actually discuss with anyone the Sinding quest. For some reason I thought most people saved him. Maybe it is the psychological aspect of "ripping off his skin" to make myself some armor that just gets to me lol. Anyhow so glad I am finding this out as it is very interesting that you and Nataly share the same view.

      Oh I am very torn on the whole thing. On the one hand what he did was loathsome and he deserves death ... yet on the other hand is the whole problem with "an eye for an eye" and the fact that he was not in control of himself when it happened. He is cursed (in two ways - by the ring and by the werewolf form itself). I guess I felt a little sad for him even with what happened.

      Much appreciate your feedback and comments - very helpful and insightful. I just finished my current big project (a mod I will release tomorrow) so I hope to start work on the next part of this tale very soon!