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Hall of Fame Interview with Challseus (Rose of Eternity) at NWVault

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Dec 13, 2005.

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    In its series of Hall of Fame interviews, Neverwinter Nights Vault has interviewed Challseus, the author of the module entitled Rose of Eternity and centred around a being called The Keeper of Roses. Here's a snip:

    3. What were your inspirations and influences in writing this story?
    Once influence is definitely real world history. You see, I am a huge history buff, and I have probably spent just as much time watching the History Channel as I have developing "The Coming". In particular, I am very much interested in World War II, and everything associated with it. From Hitler and Nazi Germany, to the attack on Pearl Harbor, to the horrible events the European Jews had to endure, the entire era as a whole is very surreal to me, and for whatever reason, I am very intrigued by it. So, when developing the story back in 1999, I decided very early on that I wanted the events that take place throughout the game to mirror real world events. In essence, I wanted the story to be very much plausible, so that if you removed the fantasy aspect from it, it could have been something that really happened.

    And the rest of it awaits you at NWVault.
     
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