Wandara Entering

[Dungla]

Howdyho and a wonderful morning/afternoon/evening, my dear (new) friends,

I'm someone from somewhere who believes in the power of words and is known for breaking the line
just somewhere in Lower Franconia which is a part of Bavaria, Germany.

"Dungla Wandara" is a transformation from "Dunkler Wanderer", using some characteristics of my native dialect, what is, translated into english: "Dark Wanderer". I use it as a symbol (I like symbols) for someone who others do not really understand... but perhaps "someone who is always surprising" sounds better (but less mystical).

I was at wc3sear some time before I started playing GuildWars. Now I'm interested in what happened the past nearly two years to warcraft.
Perhaps I will also learn JASS...

As I prefer to start with something that I have done, I worked the past week for the Hive's Map Development Mini Contest #1 and just submitted this:
Brothership of the Node
Play this and you will learn more about me.

Oh, I have to mention these "," are my worst enemies even in German, so don't pay that much attention to them.

Now I want my rainbow-cookie
,Dungla

 

[ragingspeedhorn]

Welcome around the forums. If you had an account at Wc3search it should still be in the database.

 

[Wolverabid]

Welcome to The Hive Workshop!

Greetings Dungla

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