As I sit within my home,
Wearing nothing but some loam,
There is nothing quite as comfy as a yurt.
As I sit upon my arse,
Drinking far to much kvarss,
I admire the artsy stitches of my yurt.
As I perch upon my horse,
I muse fitfully, of course,
On the dung-fires burning right beside my yurt.
Lo the winds of warfare blow
Bringing strife and blood and woe,
And a pile of loot to bring back to my yurt.
More to come, I fear.
Guy Hoyle
Of course, sometimes you get bitten by vampires infected with bubonic plague, but on the whole, you have a great time.
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