M.H.U; Monster Hunters United.

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Comment by Wolfgang Metzger on April 18, 2013 at 10:33pm

Hello Ichabod, just wanted to thank you for the info.on your novel,  I am looking forward to reading it,and also thanks again for adding my silhouettes to the novel.That's a great  compliment !

Comment by mlle. deedee gauzot... on April 18, 2013 at 8:41pm

Bonjour ! Ichabod Temperance...

merci, for sharing...I will look forward to reading yours, and mlle. Persephone Plumtartt's novel "A Matter of Temperance" on Amazon Kindle.

[ed.note: especially, if it's anything like your "rollicking" blog tale...]

mlle.deedee gauzot :)

Comment by Ichabod Temperance CP on April 18, 2013 at 7:23pm

Hullo my friends!

Miss Plumtartt and I are very proud to announce the publication of my novel, "A Matter of Temperance" on Amazon kindle.

It is a wonderfully, charming, and romantic kind of monster hunting novel. Suitable for all ages. But make no mistake! There are frightful monsters trying to kill our intrepid heros throughout this thrilling tale. You are invited to join our adventure.

Respectfully yours,

Ichabod Temperance.

Comment by Captain Maximillian Drake on March 6, 2013 at 6:00pm

By the way for anyone that's interested, I found our missing Hunter(darn Vampires).......

Contact me for more information

Captain Maximillian Drake

Comment by Captain Maximillian Drake on March 6, 2013 at 2:03pm

As an airship captain I have at times found it necessary to combat monsters. Often times I find I must make due with what I have in any given situation like this. I find that a good sharp 1796 Cavalry Sabre combined with the hydraulic option of my clockwork prosthetic arms tends to go a long way. It seems most critters don't go very far without their heads. After that, I also find that high caliber firearms with some extra magazines of white phosphorous tracer rounds usually are quite helpful.

There was one time when attacked by several Yeti type critters that I found the need to punch my fist through the front of one of their heads and clear out the back. Needless to say that was rather messy. Its not fun cleaning blood out of gears.

Comment by mlle. deedee gauzot... on March 1, 2013 at 10:07pm

Bonjour ! Monster Hunters United...also commonly, known as M.H.U...

I don't mean to be dis-respectful by posting and even joining your group, but after all you are tracking down or hunting my [people or race] Of the un-dead] kind!.. LOL

Now, with that being said, here goes a video which I'm sure will give you hours and hours Of enjoyment... too!

Monster Hunters United...Steam-punk Meal Time - Epic Meal Time

Comment by Mildred A. Stockhill on February 27, 2013 at 1:23pm

You are all graduatly invited to join the other monster hunter group on:
www.welcometosteampunk.com

Comment by Lady Edwina Killion-Purefoy on February 26, 2013 at 12:31pm

Hello everyone - brand new to the Empire and happy to be here.  I am currently on a second/third draft of a novel of steampunk ghost hunters (still trying to come up with a name for for the Society that isn't taken over by the current trend of Ghost Adventurers on various cable stations).  I enjoy the hunt but hate the commercialism (sound a tad snobbish don't I? Sorry)  What better way to embrace both of my passions.  I hope this groups picks up a bit more.  I am looking forward to some lively discussion.

Comment by Understudy Phillip Craym on January 16, 2013 at 4:53pm

There is also the question of society: how do others react to the hunter? Are they seen as social outcasts or as elite members, et al.? For example, in the world I've created, hunters are not outcasted from society, but most choose to live away from towns and cities due to the nature of the hunts they do. My particular hunter lives outside the largest port city on the continent.

And many thanks to Miss Calloway for the props.

Comment by Miss Gemma Calloway on January 14, 2013 at 9:48pm

While I agree that practicality is very important, I think it is also important to remember your character and what they would like to use as well. For example my character likes more hands on weapons, with a heavy eastern influence inspired by martial arts. (Probably cuz I'm such a martial arts movie buff) The question of location does interest me. Like are all these things lurking in the shadows of a city? are they  spread out through rural and city landscapes? Is there hunters training or is it more like a bounty hunter situation? Props to Craym I'll be thinking about this for awhile

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