| So You Think You Can Dance?!, posted on Sat Jul 11 10:23:58 2009 | | Posted by: Jewels | | Category: Klatch (domain pages) | Come on down to the Fez club and hop on the podium. You can now try your feet at dancing or bellydancing on the big block.
Be warned without some Djelian cultural skills, you're not going to impress anyone with your belly dancing techniques.
For anyone who gets on the podium, you'll find yourself doing some new moves that will be sure to impress your friends! |
| New Stalls In The Bazaar, posted on Fri Jun 19 07:43:35 2009 | | Posted by: Jewels | | Category: Klatch (domain pages) | Two new stalls will be popping up in the Djelibeybi Bazaar.
A shopkeeper living a charmed life now sells a selection of Klatchian themed charms and bracelets.
A buggy stallkeeper has been collecting little critters and sells them now as wearable pets.
So the next time you're in the area, be sure to pop into a stall, you never know when you'll find something new in the bazaar! |
| A Fairy Tale Name..., posted on Mon Jun 15 07:38:37 2009 | | Posted by: Jewels | | Category: Klatch (domain pages) | Awaking from a bad dream, the pretty young Sle-pingh-beuh-tei has suddenly remembered her name.
She is now the kind of girl a wee witch my fly to if she needs some fashion advice. |
| Our Harbour Is All Flipped Out!, posted on Sat Jun 13 04:00:56 2009 | | Posted by: Jewels | | Category: Klatch (domain pages) | Are you wandering around lost, aimlessly looking for the harbour?
Do not panic, its just gone south to the other side of the river...back closer to Djelibeybi where it always should have been.
Yes update your maps, hire a cartographer, buy a compass, get some directional skills...
You'll find it if you just try. |
| Djelian Business Picks Up With Improved Advertising, posted on Wed Jun 3 03:31:33 2009 | | Posted by: Jewels | | Category: Klatch (domain pages) | For Crying Out Loud...
The word is out on the street. The Djelibeybi madmen have taken employment with one Djopra Phaci.
She's located in a small hut in the hood, which operates as a full service Djelian messaging operation.
If you want to list, add or delete messages for the madmen, you can do that at her hut - but for a fee.
The madmen are always still willing to take direct payments of course (and cutting out the middleman can save you money). |
| Djelibeybi Loves Learning, posted on Mon Jun 1 00:20:36 2009 | | Posted by: Jewels | | Category: Klatch (domain pages) | Djelibeybi has a new language school!
Massive renovations occured, and in light of the perpetual flooding during Inundation, the main classrooms were moved upstairs to the newly added second floor.
Come to the school if you're foreign and want to learn Djelian, or to learn Ephebian and Morporkian for the locals.
Make sure you grab a snack from the vending machine in the student lounge, and return your textbook when you've passed your final exam. |
| All Bazaar Exits Lead In..., posted on Mon Apr 27 07:25:14 2009 | | Posted by: Jewels | | Category: Klatch (domain pages) | | A couple of minor bug fixes happened today that will make entering or exiting stalls (aka tents) in the bazaar a little more sensible. In particular you will notice the enter message is a bit nicer if you're following someone into a tent. Also you can refer to the stalls as tents..so enter stall could be enter tent. Lastly you can leave a tent with 'leave' or 'out'. Whatever your point of view it should be easier to get in or out of the stalls at the bazaar! If you previously idea'd this, co... Read The Rest Of This Entry |
| Bizarre Bazaar Bugs Banished, posted on Fri Mar 27 03:22:34 2009 | | Posted by: Jewels | | Category: Klatch (domain pages) | Our newest Klatchian creator, Evis, has finally tracked down and squashed the annoying little bug that caused the bazaar stalls to behave in mysterious and inconsistent ways. Moving in and out of stalls should simply just work.
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| A Question Of Language, posted on Wed Mar 18 03:44:42 2009 | | Posted by: Jewels | | Category: Klatch (domain pages) | | Djelian locals are now confirming rumours that a questionable quest has been removed from the local region. A high priest heard from a low priest who heard from a shopkeeper who heard from a customer who had heard from her daughter who had heard from her friend who had heard from her boyfriend who heard from his well travelled uncle about his recent encounter with the local language teacher. Apparently the teacher, formerly known for taking a huge interest in multilingual persons was only willi... Read The Rest Of This Entry |
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