Listing of who is where

Thought I list who is where as we wait for final decision of where Hero Dawn shall reform

Goat and Doomie are on Wildstar. Think they just got Grit and Shwan as well.
Last knowledge Max is still on Champions Online along with Bubblegum Bomb.
Hottie is Facebooking


If you have knowledge of who else is where please post.

Swackhammer

I have met many people who I enjoyed their company. I also got to know what else they do.

Swackhammer was a regular at the Hero Dawn contests. I found out later he loves to draw. You can check out his artwork here:

http://papervalentine.deviantart.com/

I always help my friends.

Happy birthdays

Belated Happy Birthdays to Hero Dawn members Gritiron and Hopping Hottie

Contact me for a gift....

So close then....

Due to some corruption in file I have to rewrite chapter Three

Hopefully without any more extra editing....

Capt. Shwan report

Journal log

We headed to Detriot and found suspect Ionia Titan visit the business of Rose DuMay and Steven "Goat" Flynn. At first, all seemed normal, but after some time, things changed. They were changed. Must investigate and expand my team with two who are specialized in unique situations. Much as I hate to do it, I need to call in a favor...

Yo find out what and how start with this...

http://www.amazon.com/Hero-Dawn-Powers-Tor-Langeland-ebook/dp/B00FDTGN2W/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1404059793&sr=8-1&keywords=hero+dawn%3A+rise+of+the+powers

and continue with this

http://www.amazon.com/Hero-Dawn-Rise-Powers-Part-ebook/dp/B00HGXFVRG/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1404059847&sr=8-2&keywords=hero+dawn%3A+Rise+of+the+powers

a great video...+?

Usually I keep to stuff about Hero Dawn but had to post this vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyn_YuMLSNc

Update time

After a long battle with an extended winter and an under planned budget for it, Chapter Three is back in progress. Already looking at it and editing. Will be getting ready for cover ideas soon.

Also in the Robot Pirates vs. Ninja Zombie battle, the pirates have a slight edge. Who knows how long that will last.

I apologize for the delay and hoping I can get Chapter Three out soon.

Robot Pirates VS. Zombie Ninjas: The War to Settle the Score

It has been an internet meme for some time...

Pirates vs. Ninjas

Just as long as its counterpart...

Robots vs. Zombies

Hero Dawn took it to the next level...

Robot Pirates vs. Zombie Ninjas

On City of Heroes, Robot Pirates drew first blood
On a poll on Facebook, Zombie Ninjas struck back

It's time to get the final answer: WHO WILL WIN?

Here's how it is going to run...

Vote here, the Hero Dawn Fanpage on Facebook or Madvyking1 on Twitter. If you post a pic from any game you are on of a toon you made in that style it counts and each like of the pic also counts.

The pirates has raised the colors, the ninjas are cloaked in darkness...

Who will strike the final blow?

It's in your hands.

Interview with Doc Triumph

Mad Vyking: Happy May to all. Allow me to introduce for our next interview the man behind Gray Huntsman, Doc Triumph!

 

 

Hey Doc and thank you for your time.

 

Doc Triumph: Hey there! Good to see you.

 

MV: OK you seen the previous interview so first question. How did you get into Hero Dawn?

 

DT: I was in a SG on the Triumph server for quite a long time. That group just kind of slowly dwindled over time. The couple of us that were left eventually decided to move over to Virtue.

It was you that suggested Hero Dawn. I resisted joining a new SG for about a year, but you’re a persistent kind of guy. So, here we are.

 

MV: Reign of Light is how we met on Triumph and had good times. I knew you would like Hero Dawn due to they were like us: the friendly feeling, the get togethers and the overall feel of the group. Now like me you came from another server, was there a different feel as you did the switch?

 

DT: Absolutely. Triumph was mostly solo or random pick-up groups towards the end. Hero Dawn was an established group of veterans by the time I came along.

 

You and had been running missions together since my second or third day in the game. So that was pretty comfortable. We just added a bunch of other great players to that mix and it was a good time. I also got involved in a lot of the event planning for HD.  It was enjoyable and added another dimension to the game.

MV: Time to give credit where it is due to the public. When people think about the costume contest, they think Goat on DJ, me on trivia, etc. But in the beginning it was you that started it and got me in it. Time to share the story.

DT: The costume contests were a fun way to get our group out and in the public.  They were good for recruiting and good for the SG’s morale.

 

Other groups were doing them as well, I always thought they were boring. humdrum affairs.  What made ours different is that we always took them a little bit further.

 

Basically, I would sit down and try to come up with the most asinine idea I could think of.  I would pitch it to the group and somehow they would buy it.

 

So we ended up with themes like, “Robot Pirates vs. Zombie Ninjas.”  The pirates are still undefeated by the way, Goat.

 

MV: (Throws flag) Hold on, here’s the official count (rustles papers). In the costume contest  in the game, Robot Pirates won, but on a Facebook poll, Zombie Ninjas got a point in the win column. I think it’s time for the “War to Settle the Score”!

 

DT: I don’t recognize Facebook’s authority in that matter.

 

MV: I will be devising something to get this question finally answered (To all reading stay tuned for future posts)

 

Now back to the contests. You were the one to come up with trivia during the contests. It definitely raised the bar for others who ran contests to even we had people changing their own at special events. They do say imitation is the finest form of flattery so you get the kudos.

 

DT: I appreciate that. I don’t think it was just me on the trivia thing. If I remember, a bunch of us were on Vent one day just brainstorming. That group had some great synergy. It could have been me :)

 

MV: I remember signing in and you asking if I wanted to do trivia. You explained it to me with Goat listening in and it took off from there. The questions were fun and I still get comments on how good it was. Only had a couple of people give a little complaint due to phrasing of the questions.

 

You also become a bit of a liaison for us on the forums, Cape Radio and the devs.

 

DT: You did a good job with that trivia by the way. It was work coming up with those questions. There were times that you took a lot of crap and you were always graceful about it. I heard a rumor that the Internet has a lot of know-it-alls.

 

So, yeah, I’m not a fan of standing around in the zones and recruiting. Luckily, we had some people that were very good at it so I didn’t have to.

 

Instead, I concentrated on other areas like advertising in the forums and talking with The Cape. I started inviting the DEVs and the Community Team to our events. I’d just throw out invites and not make a big deal about it. However, I did invite every staff member that was on the forums almost every week. Quiet persistence pays off.

 

MV: I would say so. One night, three devs came on. You also got a hold of other areas like Rogue magazine: the fashion section of Virtue for a fashion show.

 

DT: We helped launch a player created fashion magazine, helped launch a radio station (Radio Paragon now known as Radio4Gamers) and tons of other fun community events.  All of us as a group. Not too shabby.

 

MV: Well it’s time for the question. Where were you when the hammer fell. The announcement of the game closing and the final day.

 

DT: Jeeze. It’s almost like the day Kennedy got shot for the MMORPG Superhero world, huh?

I was at work when I saw the announcement.  

 

It felt like, and still does feel like a betrayal. Not just for the player, but some good people lost their jobs over that as well.  

 

From my perspective it seemed to be a premature death to a viable game. I’m sad that they chose to pull the plug rather than try to sell it allow it to continue in some form.

 

That was pretty much it for me. I stopped right around the time the announce was made, so I wasn’t there on that last day.

 

MV: Nor were you there for the final costume contest nicknamed the Mother of all Costume Contests. Which reminds me (Grabs certificate blows off dust) You were inducted into the Hero Dawn Costume Contest Hall of Fame for your role and for creating it. Been holding it for a while.

 

DT: Thanks! I’ll keep it with my Doc Triumph rookie card.

 

MV: Hopefully near the books being made as well. Gray Huntsman was your guy so how were the free books on the Hero Dawn website as well as Hero Dawn: Rise of the Powers out now to your eye

 

DT: Great read. Keep them coming!

 

MV: (For those reading, you can get them on Kindle) So where are you now game wise?

 

DT: I started Elder Scrolls Online at the beginning of April.  I haven’t done the Fantasy thing since Ultima Online way back when. It’s a nice change of pace.

 

MV: Now you know we are watching for the spiritual successor, particularly City of Titans. If Goat gives the call, will you come?

 

DT: Yeah. I’ll be there when the time comes.

 

MV: I would be negligent if I didn’t ask this question. You preferred the pulp hero style of toons. People always wondered why so here’s your chance.

 

DT: My favorite comic characters were always guys like The Shadow, Crimson Avenger and The Question.  

 

I think it’s not quite as heroic when a guy like Superman get shot at. Congratulations, you’ve just beaten the piss out of someone who had zero chance of winning right out of the gate.

 

Now, to be a mortal among gods and still manage to kick ass is saying something.  

 

MV: Well you got the last word. Anything you want to say?

 

DT: For the greater City of Heroes community in general and the members of Hero Dawn, I hope everyone is doing well. It was over too soon. Hopefully, I’ll see you on City of Titans.

 

MV: An added thanks to the members of Reign of Light on Triumph including founder Crimson Electronica. If it wasn’t for that person calling for help in the Hollows, I wouldn’t have found a good friend.

 

DT: That’s what heroes do when someone calls for help ;)

 

MV: Thank you Doc for your time and I will see you again soon. Hopefully again setting up the kill of enemies in missions.

Aniiversary pics Part Two

It was Diamond D of Cape Radio tonight as well so here are who attended

Jo Kitty
Sovereign Rayne
Photonya
Pogoman
Flayer
Jesse Moriarty
Overrun
Mender Sierra
Agent Effective
Petra the Wonder Cat
Brou
Enticing Ruse

Happy tenth to all

COH 10th Anniversary pics

Well got some pics on Champions of former COH players having fun remembering the good times

Thanks for the following who showed up

Brou
VideoGame Princess
Sovereign Rayne
Photonya
Operative Beth
Vaganbond X
Frost Witch

Some say Monday is the day so more pics coming.....

Interview with The Goat

Mad Vyking: Wow! Two interviews in one day. This time, we got the granddaddy of them all. It’s the all mighty GOAT! Hey there Goat.

Goat: Hello, hello. (taps on mic) This thing on? Oh boy, i get so nervous doing these things. Last time I was in City Hall and I set the carpet on fire by mistake. Wait this is on? This is off the record, right?

MV: Believe me, I looked to see if audio can be done. But it encourages reading and reading is fundamental (“The More You Know” music plays). As for the carpet, what’s happens in Atlas, well everyone found out anyway.

So let’s get this interview going. Tell us how you got into Hero Dawn?

G: I was recruited. I forget by whom at the moment though, but i think it was Grodin, Yeah, it was Grodin now that I think of it. I was playing solo a lot when i started the game. He helped me out a couple of times before asking me to join the SG.

MV: So the burning question, how did you become one the leaders of Hero Dawn?

G: Well they wanted an odd number of captains to rule the SG for voting on things. When I joined, they were one or two short of the number they wanted to have. So they told the SG members they would have a upcoming vote for people who wanted the job and gave us time to get to know the SG before voting. I won my seat by 1 vote and that vote was by the player I was running against for the seat. Thanks No Blank Hank.

MV: Now Shwan told me of how you got the reins again with Doomie. Doomie added to it. Let’s get your side of that moment.

G: You mean the reforming of the SG i did with Doomie?

MV: Exactly.

G: After a bit of drama in Hero Dawn around the two year mark, I left the SG and headed for the Villain side of the game to start anew but with a dark side. Oh boy, did I find the dark side!! There was this Evil Villain there by the Name of DOOM! Not That Doctor guy either much meaner!! And she, Yeah i know it was girl, had a great VG going at the time. I was impressed to say the least! We did some badging together and became good friends. After mastering the red side, we came over to the blue side. She need a little reforming at first. You know how a evil villain can be around a group of heroes, right?! Well that was the start of the Hero Dawn reform and a truly great friendship.

MV: And from there, Hero Dawn started a new growth. Now you have mention several times when the group, like the tide, rose and receded. but you ,along with Doomie and Shwan, got Hero Dawn not only number one on Virtue but all of the servers. A nice talking point for the future.

G: Indeed! I like to think we did what the heart of the game was all about: starting in a city with no friends, not knowing of how things work, going around and making friends, building a SG, making that SG great, building a name for yourself and helping others with what you have learned and becoming the best hero you can be.

MV: Now i will say this, you were the diplomat of the group. I remember when things happened and several members (myself included) were wanting blood, you were the calmer head. I have heard rumors of you losing but never seen it.

G: That a question or a statement? LOL.

((Pulls gun out)) Answer my question!!!

MV: (Holds hands up) So have to ask how did you keep the calmer head in those situations?

G: Just was myself is all I can say about that. That and I always wanted the name of Hero Dawn to be in a good light with the players around us and for our members.

MV: Now there were many events Hero Dawn done during the time period. Which ones stuck out the most?

G: For me it is the very 1st event me and Doomie did as leaders of the SG. The Hero Dawn Bash! A eight hour event!

MV: Eight hours? Now that’s determination. Of course my biggest event memory was the costume contests. I remember you and Doc asking me to add trivia to it to change it up. We actually raised the bar on contests with it. Add you as a DJ and it wasn’t a contest it was a weekly event.

G: Yeah six to eight hours on that 1st event is was long! The weekly event as it was called was pretty amazing too.

MV: At the Game Show contest, we added “Go for the Goat”: the bonus round for the top three. Turned out to be a battle cry at contests.

G: That was a bit odd for me at first! Players shouting your name over and over again. LOL but it was fun.

MV: You knew this question was coming. Tell us what happened to you on those two fateful days. The announcement of the closing and the actual closing.

G: You can ask me anything you’d like after all this time and you really want to know where I was at the end?

MV: I did ask the others. Only fair.

G: I was online the day the post was made on the website, and the day the game went offline I was in Atlas Park 33!! Not very exciting I know LOL.

MV: Well, with the books (on KIndle. Look for Hero Dawn: Rise of the Powers) and the stories I did for the website I saw people having the flashbacks and others not involved with Hero dawn got a feel of the group. With you and Doomie being all in them you get to give your opinion on them as well :)

G: I’ve always been a big fan of art in lots of forms. I myself can’t write that well, but I like to play with coloring art and other media related items. So I do indeed love the books and the style of art that goes into them. Not to mention I love the covers you have for them!!

MV: Well you helped plug the book so i will plug your YouTube channel

https://www.youtube.com/user/MrGoat100

G: LOL thanks, but it just stuff I’ve done while trying to learn some of the programs. Nothing too special.

MV: Doomie said you are on Secret World, but you tried other games while you bide time for the spiritual successor.

G: Yeah, at the moment I’m on Secret World, but it has a bit of a shortage of content and the upcoming content has been pushed back a number of times already so I don’t know how much longer I’ll stick around there. Before that I was on Star Wars: The Old Republic. That game was fun and had some very neat points to it. But I’m just not a huge Star Wars fan and I played most of the solo content before leaving it. DC Online looks great but the controls for movement and the like are just to weird for me to get a grip on. Champions online just is... well Champions LOL.

MV: Now you been watch all the spiritual successors, Any favorites?

G: At the moment I’m watching City of Titans, the Unreal Engine 4 looks very impressive! Can’t wait to see what they do with it!

MV: Well you got the last word on this interview. Anything you want to say?

G: I loved the time I had on City of Heroes and won’t trade it for anything! The friends, the SG mates, all the faces you’d see on a daily basis was great! Hero Dawn was the first group I was a part of on the first MMO I ever played and it has stuck with me for almost 10 years now and I hope to see it return one day!

MV: Thank you Goat for your time and once you say it’s time i got the horn ready for the gang.

A double shot of interview on the tenth anniversary weekend of City of Heroes. Who shall be next? Stay tuned...

The ways to contact Hero Dawn

Now that the website is down here are the alternates to find out about Hero Dawn the group as well as the books

Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hero-Dawn/413500132094365

Goat
https://www.facebook.com/HDGoat

Twitter:

https://twitter.com/MadVyking1

Doomie:

https://twitter.com/HeroDawn

Other Google

https://plus.google.com/u/0/114192403602337031629/about

Go all the +'s, likes and follows to find out about updates

Herodawn.com: gone but not forgotten

Hero dawn's website has gone down.

With the group on several games waiting for the spiritual successor to City of Heroes, as much as some would like to see it stay up, reality says all good things must end.

Doomie took on the endeavour of making heroeslounge which then turned into the herodawn website. And all acknowledged she did it with style and skill.

Some added in forums with artwork, stories and videos/audio. Others with ideas and project suggestions for the group. All enjoying what Doomie created.

So for now, though not at spectacular, you have hero dawn on facebook, twitter and the blogspot here. I do have a pinterest as well which I will post all links next post.

Goat also carries the baton with his facebook and youtube channel. Again, links next post.

So until the successor succeeds, enjoy the memories of herodawn website and thanks doomie.

Happy Easter + someone has been busy

From all of us at Hero Dawn: Happy Easter

Check out Mr. Goat

https://www.youtube.com/user/MrGoat100

Someone been busy

Interview with Doom Diva

Mad Vyking: Our newest interview is one of the reasons Hero Dawn became the group it is. Allow me to introduce the one the only, DOOM DIVA!

Welcome Doomie and thank you for your time.

Doom Diva: I am glad to be here; thanks for inviting me.

MV: Now we heard Capt. Shwan’s history of Hero Dawn. Here’s your chance to tell your side of it.

DD: What would you like to know? :)

MV: Well start with how you got in the group and how it grew to be Virtue’s number one group.

DD: Believe it or not, I didn’t start with City of Heroes - I started with the City of Villains game!  I was playing another game that we won’t mention (giggles) and a friend invited me to play City of Villains on a 3-day pass.

I tried it, made several characters and deleted most of them. I wasn’t sure it was the type of game I could get into. Then, she convinced me that if I played long enough - it would GROW on me. :)

Sure enough, after about a week, I was hooked. I played RED side for almost a year before I met another player, named Babs. I started running with him; he was well known for badge hunting in large groups.

One night, I joined a Carnie badge hunter’s group and met another player named “Goat.”  I cannot recall the name of his villain toon - it escapes me, but eventually I stopped running with Babs and become a regular player alongside Goat.

Not too long after we starting running other things besides badge hunting, and before you know it - our villain groups become coalition buddies.

It didn’t take too long after that before Goat talked me into trying out “BLUE” side. I am a villain, after all, so what you think I said? :)  It took quite some time to convince me, but eventually I went to BLUE side, kicking and screaming. ROFL

Anyway, the rest is pure poetry in motion. Once Goat got me to blue side, the ball started rolling.  A suggestion was made to “liven” up his old super group - Hero Dawn.

MV: And from there, it grew to what it ended up on that day. I know you have seen many versions of the group as it evolved through the years. Any of them stick out to you?

DD: I think it’s important to mention that Goat and I did not see eye to eye on how the base should evolve. Put the two of us in a room together and it’s like bunny rabbits inside a beehive. :)

My group on the Freedom server (villain side) was high in the ranks. Here was this BLUE side Hero asking me to bring back a dead super group - wow, what a request! :)

In any case, we managed to put a team together, made up of three guys and a girl. The first item on the agenda was to build prestige so we have some MONEY to play with.  The SG as it stood before me was (cough) pink and red. Yuk!

A major overhaul was in order, folks. With that said, we needed major funds to liven the place up, buy all the teleportation devices, add bins, etc. The four captains ventured together, every night for weeks, to gather the necessary funds.

Since the pink and red had to go, we revamped the entire base to be - ARCANE! :)  Yep, the first renovations took me back to the villain roots - a rock city. I think you could say, this one definitely strikes a chord because it was our first base design.

MV: (shaking image of color scheme) Well that image will stick in my head for a while :P

Moving on, you and Goat became, for lack of a better way to say it, the power couple of the group being captains during that time period. How would you say your respective style of leadership worked?

DD: Ask Goat that question and he will tell you it was a benevolent dictatorship. Me? I just went with the flow - after all, I was the ONLY girl in the bunch. How much PULL do you really think I had?  ROFL

In all seriousness, we created a membership with rules that each of the captains agreed upon. It didn’t take many nights to understand that we each had the same goal, which was to produce a family-oriented super group where everyone felt welcomed and at home.

MV: Mission accomplished. If I may, being one who started at the bottom, I saw you two as Yin and Yang. One was the diplomat, the other was the passion.

DD: Correct!  I don’t believe the super group would have worked without the other half (or without the wonderful members we attracted).  We were a great mixture and the family grew out of our love for the game and the people we met.

MV: Now I came in as one boom of membership ended and little did we know, another would take place. I can also say the group wasn’t a bunch of people gathered together just to have a place to store stuff. It was a family. Would that be an accurate description to you?

DD: Definitely! Our members shared, cared and constantly looked after each other. I don’t believe there was a day that went by that someone wasn’t in need, and a simple request for help had a SG mate running in to save the day. :)

MV: On that second boom, we saw not only a growth of membership but activity throughout the game for the other players not related to the group.

DD: We did what families do - we played together, we laughed on a chat server and we attended or held events.  The more we could spread our “LOVE” for the game, within the game, the better it was for all.

We probably had one of the best “event rosters” of all time. It was complete with Goat turning into a DJ, you becoming a wonderfully adept event planner and the rest of the SG mates showing up to give their support.  I couldn’t ask for a better scenario!

MV: Now me and you are also in an exclusive club: The Enigmatic Eight. You started it so take it away.

DD: I didn’t start anything - I just got even! :)  I wanted to do an Imperious Task Force (ITF) and was turned down because I was a defender and they wanted damage dealers!  I merely wanted to prove that a defender WAS a damage dealer and a whole lot more! :)

The rest, as they say, is history! I created a YouTube video to show that “bleep” that I had what it took to deal the damage he was looking for, so you and I set out to set the record straight - and we did, too!

Here we go, this says it all:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIyneP8ppGM

 

MV: Well you knew this question was coming...where were you on that fateful day?

DD: The day we got the news that the game was being shut down was a day I’ll never forget. Like most, I was stunned at the announcement. Unbelieving, in search of discussions on the forums to be certain it was indeed TRUE.

I was in my home office, at my desk, head bowed - tears rolling down my face. I was stricken with the feeling of “what am I going to do now?”

MV: I had a hunch . You put a lot of your own time doing stuff for the group. Heroeslounge.net and Herodawn.com - all your design work. Videos on YouTube. No one could ask for a better captain of a group.

DD: Even now, it saddens me just thinking about it. I don’t want to see the group disappear. It’s not possible to rip a family apart that became so close - after 7 years of game play.

It’s not the design work that matters to me now - it’s the loss of friendship. The disconnected feeling of not being in touch with the wonderful people I met through the game.

MV: Then the day we hoped would be cancelled did come. The final hour. I remember all of us standing at Atlas Park 33 still defiant but accepting our fates.

DD: If you had seen me the day the announcement came through and the final hours - the toll it took on my heart is indescribable. Even today, I mourn the loss of a great game, a wonderful family and hours of contentment.

MV: Now for those who don’t know, on Herodawn.com I went to Goat and Doomie and asked if I could write stories about members of the group who went above and beyond the call of duty.

It was a hit with the group. We were never known for role playing our toons, so to see the characters come to life in story mode was exciting for a lot of people.

So much so that it was Doomie who said, then told and then used a sledgehammer to finally get it into my thick skull to start writing about Hero Dawn on Kindle. I gave a you a lot a grief asking you to edit it a few times, but how do you like the books?

DD: I think the stories are wonderful! A continuation of the family fun, the togetherness of the players, and the undying willpower of Heroes who refuse to be silenced! I especially like the “bantering” that goes on between Goat’s character and my own. :)

MV: It was only fitting to show how we were a group and a family. For most of the people, it was easy to write after talking and hearing them. Others I did a “one on one” situation so I can get a feel for the character. I still know your favorite scene was actually the one on the forums involving Hopping Hottie.

DD: Actually, I loved them all. :)

MV: With HeroDawn.com closing down , I have to get those stories on the BlogSpot now. They are not dying.

So the question burns for those who know you: where are you now and are you also waiting for the spiritual successor to come?

DD: Currently, I am playing “The Secret World” by Funcom, but it’s nothing like the family atmosphere I am used to from City of Heroes.  NOTHING will ever be like CoH, but I am hopeful that the successor will warm my heart once more. :)

MV: And I am on Champions with a few people we know, so if you want to pop in and say “Hi” it’s there for you.

DD: The easy part is getting me on the game. The hard part is syncing Goat up to the idea, but I am sure the two of us can convince him to pop in. Either that or I won’t log into The Secret World until he does!  ROFL

MV: Those damn cars! His constant reason :P

If City of Titans’ hopes are fulfilled, will you raise the colors once more?

DD: I don’t think the question is “will we” but more so “how fast” do you think we can raise them?  :)

MV: Once the word is given you know I will blow the horn on the Cryptic servers. We even got a waiting list of new recruits.

DD: All of our friends are welcomed to rejoin us, as well as new recruits who feel we have something to offer.  I’m sure, if given time, Hero Dawn will be back to where we were a year or so ago!

MV: OK final thought is yours. Anything you would like to say to everyone?

DD: Our voice chat is still open! We love company! If you would love to meet up with Goat or myself, the door is always open! Ask MadVyking for the access information and I look forward to talking with you!

MV: Thank you again Doomie for your time. I hope soon we will all be back together as one and you know where I am. Not only here but on Facebook, Twitter and a few others :P

DD: Have a good one, my friend.  Twas nice chatting!

MV: You can still see the videos Doomie made on Youtube. The channel is

http://www.youtube.com/user/heroeslounge

And if you want to say hi, you can on Herodawn@gmail.com and @HeroDawn on Twitter. I of course can be found here, Hero Dawn fanpage on Facebook and @MadVyking1 on Twitter.