Month: June 2018

@arnemancy Water witching is a term used for dowsing in some parts of the country, but in Hookland and much of the south and south west, it was an archaic term for hydromancy. I would not want to take a bet on which term was used for which activity first.

Water witching is a term used for dowsing in some parts of the country, but in Hookland and much of the south and south west, it was an archaic term for hydromancy. I would not want to take a bet on which term was used for which activity first.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2018

Lovely post from @Drone_Lord. Received with much thanks. https://t.co/8rt6QPCdqP

Lovely post from @Drone_Lord. Received with much thanks. pic.twitter.com/8rt6QPCdqP

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2018

How Hookland Works – your regular mandated message from the Great Council of Hookland. In short, fill your boots. https://t.co/uUEpFRlbCV

How Hookland Works – your regular mandated message from the Great Council of Hookland. In short, fill your boots. pic.twitter.com/uUEpFRlbCV

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2018

@spookshow71 @RealSardonicus Paul, that is a ridiculously kind, ridiculously sweet and profoundly lovely thing to say. Thank you. BTW, when we are both less close to death, you can get a round in at the bar for us old coffin-dodgers.

Paul, that is a ridiculously kind, ridiculously sweet and profoundly lovely thing to say. Thank you. BTW, when we are both less close to death, you can get a round in at the bar for us old coffin-dodgers.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2018

Folklore makes the tears of grief immortal, the clash of cruel swords ever-echoing. It is our gate to an eternal ever-land. – #CLNolan #FolkloreThursday

Folklore makes the tears of grief immortal, the clash of cruel swords ever-echoing. It is our gate to an eternal ever-land. – #CLNolan #FolkloreThursday

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2018

@FolkloreThurs Folklore is a balancer. The poor are given access to hollow hills with gold treasures to found, the powerful and unjust meet fair fates, for every peril there is a champion, for every woe a hope of sleeping king awaking.

Folklore is a balancer. The poor are given access to hollow hills with gold treasures to found, the powerful and unjust meet fair fates, for every peril there is a champion, for every woe a hope of sleeping king awaking.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2018

@FolkloreThurs Folklore often seems the psychic immune system to all that ails the land and its people. It is the best of us against the worst we face – even if the worst is also ourselves.

Folklore often seems the psychic immune system to all that ails the land and its people. It is the best of us against the worst we face – even if the worst is also ourselves.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2018

The Devil’s house is never as empty as it seems. – Trad. Hookland aphorism, often associated with the Old Grey Barrow/Wisdom Barrow.

The Devil's house is never as empty as it seems.
– Trad. Hookland aphorism, often associated with the Old Grey Barrow/Wisdom Barrow.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 5, 2018

@kayorchison There’s a lot of them folks who like to heckle a dyslexic in the audience.

There's a lot of them folks who like to heckle a dyslexic in the audience.

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 5, 2018

@SydMoore1 @Trevor_Pyne A little more on county cunning from the Hookland writer’s Bible. https://t.co/eH6sX51yVm

A little more on county cunning from the Hookland writer's Bible. pic.twitter.com/eH6sX51yVm

— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 5, 2018