In Albia, about half of my Norns enjoy traveling around the world, occasionally coming back to the garden. For the most part though, these explorers prefer new and different sights. The other half have spent the majority of their ... Continue Reading
At this point, everyone is spread out through the various regions of Albia. The funny thing is that the males tend to go off in one direction, while the females head in the opposite direction. Hence, the number of ... Continue Reading
Evria was just so excited when she found out that I wanted to write a little bit about the White Haired Pixie Norns in Albia! I had never noticed it before, but the little curly twist of hair on ... Continue Reading
In response to the recent poll about what forms of communication would be most used, Discover Albia now has a Feedburner feed with e-mail subscription capabilities! The recognizable orange button will now be a staple on the navigation bar. ... Continue Reading
With the population pretty much at its maximum, less time is needed to bring up new baby Norns. Admittedly, I adore the new youngsters, but it can get pretty tiresome trying to guide each one through the first few ... Continue Reading
My Grendel, Xodin, has been entertaining himself with the lifts, instruments, and large supply of hootch while I’ve been rushing about with the new baby Norns. While there was a relative lull in activity, I spent some much needed ... Continue Reading
Prior to Evria’s and Evrietta’s newest eggs, the population in Albia stood at 9 Norns. Special thanks go to Tarlia for providing information about the population cap in Creatures 1. For some reason I had thought that 16 or ... Continue Reading
I try to update Discover Albia at least twice a day with new content. As I was working on a new post today, I thought about the different ways that new and returning visitors reach the blog. I can ... Continue Reading
