Timemutt’s Ministry of Aid - …om/index2.html The Graal Gameboy Project - …raalgb.8m.com/ Most of which has long since closed down but you can find some stuff using if you know names of websites, old graal people, guilds and where to look. There were at that time lots of various graal websites, fansites and even Graal webrings. Graal has lots of history dating back to early 1998 when it was called Zelda Online. We’ll probably never see Unixmad or any of the current “staff” do anything with it, and I’m past the point of expecting him to right his wrongs-because really all I care about is preserving the true story and legacy. Like Zelda & Mario, Graal has a very real story with common characters, personalities, creatures, items, places, and themes this is what needs to be preserved and turned into the iconic unchanging conceptual representation of the game. A lot of elements about the game need removed, revised, etc. To me, the Legend of Graal was created between 1999 to the end of 2000, with some inspirations following. I don’t expect you to, but I would really appreciate it if any of you would come over to All Graal and help filling in the story of what Graal is by adding any content and stories about any of the players, items, experiences, etc. I am creating a vault of historical players, some key facts about them, Graal Classic key locations, items, and so-forth long before all the junk started cluttering everything and it became an amusement park. Really, Graal is a story written by the players, and Graal Classic needs to be immortalized as it was. The dude never played or made anything for the game what’s most important right now to me is getting a history of Graal Classic as it was, since Unixmad is pretending Graal has very little history, is just a bunch of servers, and whatnot. Hey what’s up? I’m still in the process unsure of what to do right now I could care less about Unixmad and his so-called administration.
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