Fort Marshank

[Skalrag of Marshank]

Oh my gosh, my brother (10) used to be OBSESSED with Keyla. And Cheek from Mattimeo. He's got a thing for otters.

[Redwallfan7]

Otters and foxes rule!!

[Skalrag of Marshank]

Yeaaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!!

[Redwallfan7]

Skalrag rocks, I also like Fortunata.

[Lord Gorath]

  I prefer Badger Lords and wolverines. 

[Lutra]

Stay on topic please!

[321tumbler]

Totally Clogg, he's awesome. And I like how they made him look in the TV series.

[Leatho Shellhound]

How much of the fort do you think was stone, and how much do you guys think it was wood?

[Kitsune]

No clue.  I really like Clogg. The way he talks almost seems like a Viking.

[321tumbler]

How much of the fort do you think was stone, and how much do you guys think it was wood?

I think It was made of a lot of wood.

[Leatho Shellhound]

How much of the fort do you think was stone, and how much do you guys think it was wood?

I think It was made of a lot of wood.

You are most likely right because it burned down so well.

[Ungatt Trunn]

How much of the fort do you think was stone, and how much do you guys think it was wood?

I think It was made of a lot of wood.

You are most likely right because it burned down so well.

But it also says in Martin the Warrior that stone was also used in the making of Fortress Marshank.

[Norham Waterpaw]

You know, wether it was wood or stone, not all wood burns easily. Some wood may as well be rock. (Not talking about petrified wood.) You can break your axe on certain kinds of wood. But in the book it burned down so whatevs.

[Ungatt Trunn]

You know, wether it was wood or stone, not all wood burns easily. Some wood may as well be rock. (Not talking about petrified wood.) You can break your axe on certain kinds of wood. But in the book it burned down so whatevs.

Since the Fort did burn down, then it had to be just normal wood. But how do you explaine the rock?

[Shadowed One]

Cloggs funny. He's got to be about the best villian in the first three books- after Cluny, of course.

"Martin the Warrior" is not one of the first three books.