Hollycat
is ready to UNLEASH THE FURY!!
she'll steal your heart

It's cool that you want to contribute, but I think that'll be hard to do - most of the work involved must be done through the admin panel. The only way I can see it happening is if you find an admin willing to do your bidding (unlikely ) or if you create the skin on a separate vBulletin installation where you can have access to the admin panel, and then copying the skin over.

Awesome.

That's the other way around You just haven't been here long enough, that's all

I wholeheartedly agree, with both statements. It's interesting to see how her and Eragon's relationship has evolved so much. I haven't noticed much of it from Nasuada. It seems like she hasn't gotten much face time in this book so far, and I'm only just at the part where she's been kidnapped.

I do that a lot

For now, you're the only one who has submitted anything so be patient for the next 24-48 hours while we see who else expresses interest. I do admire your enthusiasm, but at the same time we can't rush this one. If we need anything more from anyone, we'll definitely let you know.

A parrticularly bully day, my friend.

Arya had said that the Dauthdaert was an elven made weapon, to help turn the tide in the war, Niernan being the ancient word for orchid, if I remember correctly. By the time the Dauthdaerts were made I don't think men had entered into Alagaesia. And even if they had, Brom said human Riders only ever learned the ancient language by accident during training.

I never really understood Rhunion's insistence that only she could make the Riders' blades. It's clear that the elves had made other, more powerful weapons in the past. Why is it that only she can make anything even remotely similar these days?

It's an interesting plot device, but totally undermines the entire series in its own existence. Why didn't the elves just go and find one rather than hide away in Du Weldenvarden? Especially since they knew where one was! Makes no sense to me. I just reached the part where Glaedr pulled himself out of his sorrow and is now teaching Eragon to sword fight and strengthen his mind.

I've stared reading Inheritance. I didn't like it when it started out. I just feel like Paolini is trying so hard for it to be good, especially when it comes to dialogue. I'm at the Dras-Leona siege right now, and so far Roran is the only interesting character.