Or is it more like the Ultimate Halftime: You make your adjustments in the game plan against the Grim Reaper, then go at 'em in the second half. I mean, I'm about the last person to put any kind of stock into Society's artificial demarcations of time, but ya can't kid yourself anymore: the Great Hourglass of Life has been turned over and the sands of time are rushing down to the bottom with a loud whooshing sound. Twenty-seven years of nothin' but failures and promises that I couldn't keep You see, I just "celebrated" a birthday last week, and my naturally morbid state of mind has been consumed more than usual lately with thoughts of Mortality and Existence and maybe even plain old Terror about reaching the dreaded milestone known colloquially as the Big 5-0. It popped up on one of my patented mix-CD's the other day, and man I was moved all over again, especially by the song's plaintive, brooding lyrics. I REMEMBER CATCHING THIS LIVE on Letterman four years ago and being blown away. Keep on rocking, Delphine, you've got a new old listener all over again. Well, I couldn't have been more off, but she's still very easy on the eyes as they say in country music. She has a terrific timbre to her voice as they say in the voice-over biz, but I pictured her with long, straight, raven-black hair, wearing 1960s-style cat glasses. I always wondered what she looked like, and now with The Interwebs of course it's possible to find out. And she doesn't foster some Hipper-Than-Thou attitude but instead can admit to digging classic rock bands like the Allman Bros. every now and again - especially her faves like The Cure and The Pretenders. Like me she's not above an unabashed stroll down New Wave Ave. I don't love every single disc she spins, but it's always interesting and eclectic without being pretentious. It was great to hear her voice and even better to know she's still doing what she's doing lo these many years later. She hosted a weekday morning show on BAI called Shocking Blue in the late '80s / early '90s that me and Laine would always listen to at work, but then I lost touch with her for a long time. Man, I go way back with Delphine, who turned me on to a metric ton of good music over the years. Last night I was rewarded big time, stumbling on the tail end of Delphine Blue' s two-hour weekly show on WBAI-FM. Somehow after I had rearranged all the furniture I ended up with a small transistor radio on my nightstand, and now before turning in for the night, I like to spin up and down the AM and FM dial searching for signs of intelligence in this universe. Return to Yonas Alazar and claim your rewards.I'VE BEEN LISTENING TO a lot more radio lately, ever since I moved my bed across the room last month on a whim.
Read the Soulwarden Epitaph on top of the Sarcophagus. Read the Epitaph on the Soulwarden Sarcophagus Search Adamant Mine for the Soulwarden MemorialĮnter the Mine. The Last Soulwarden Walkthrough Investigate Adamant Mine for clues to the Fall of the SoulwardensĪpproch to the area marked on the map or follow your compass mark.
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How to Get The Last Soulwarden & Requirements By completing this quest you will be able to claim the following rewards: Armor Case Level 15, 1730, 45.00 and 150 .Īfter claiming your rewards for completing A Lost Cause, Yonas Alazar will give you this quest. The Last Soulwarden can be obtained as follows: Talk to Yonas Alazar. The Last Soulwarden takes place in Monarch's Bluffs and it requires: N/A. The Last Soulwarden is a Main Story Quest in New World.
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