First Line Game

[readerMom]

011:  When shall we three meet again in thunder, lightning, or in rain?

Macbeth? It's been a long time.

13. This is the most beautiful place on earth.

[CthulhuKefka]

001: It was a pleasure to burn.

100:  I am by birth a Genevese and my family is one of the most distinguished of the republic.

001: Fahrenheit 451: Ray Bradbury

100: Frankenstein?



Here's a few.


1)  "It was hot that morning, damnably hot."


2) "The science of martial arts called the Individual School of Two Skies is something that I have spent many years refining."

3) "Kelsey the elf ran his slender fingers through his shoulder-length, pure golden hair many times, his equally golden eyes unblinking as he stared at the empty pedestal in Dilnamarra Keep."

4) "Call them Firstborn."

5) "The house was in an uproar. A very angry Jennifer Wynd was chasing her younger brother, Perry, around the living room. She was terribly quick, but then so was Perry, prompted by the little balls of fire Jennifer was throwing at his heels."

6) "It was the boy, Stiggur, atop his clockwork beast, who first saw the danger."

7) "A small lizard perched on a brown stone."

[kevinpii]

#1 sounds like dragons of summer flame but its been soo long since i read that book, probably 12 years.

hows this? A million, million changes--- uncountable changes!

Sorry if its too easy its the only one i have in my arsenal right now since it is sitting in front of me on my desk.

[Loud_G]

Macbeth? It's been a long time. 

It is indeed from the Scottish play.

001: Fahrenheit 451: Ray Bradbury

100: Frankenstein?

Very Good. I was betting that no one would get Mary Shelly's Frankenstein.

[CthulhuKefka]

#1 sounds like dragons of summer flame but its been soo long since i read that book, probably 12 years.

hows this? A million, million changes--- uncountable changes!

Sorry if its too easy its the only one i have in my arsenal right now since it is sitting in front of me on my desk.

You are correct, the first one is from Dragons of Summer Flame. I was trying to pick at least one Dragonlance novel to put on there, but the first three open with a characters name (I think, it's been awhile).

Here's a few hints on the other ones.

2. Not exactly a novel per se, written in the 1600's in Japan.

3. Think Salvatore, but not Forgotten Realms. 

4. Opening lines of an epic conclusion to an outstanding sci-fi series.

5. Probably a little too obscure, book is about a family of wizards who discover that Dragons have invaded Massachsetts.

6. Book based off of an old card game.

7. This hint will give away this one. Mundania. 

[MrPaperCamel]

Hopefully this isn't cheating too much. Friend was over and recognized one of the quotes while I was wandering through the forum real quick.

2) "The science of martial arts called the Individual School of Two Skies is something that I have spent many years refining."

Go Rin No Sho (The Book of Five Rings) (I was told to put it like that for fear of not being able to go to the movies with everyone...)



A) The First Galactic Empire had endured for tens of thousands of years.

B) When I had journeyed half our life's way, I found myself within a shadowed forest, for I had lost the path that does not stray.