From Idea to Reality: Designing the Washington Bullets Official Mascot

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The Washington Bullets, now known as the Washington Wizards, was a professional basketball team based in Washington, D.C. Their official mascot, G-Wiz, was introduced in 1997. G-Wiz is a furry, blue mascot that resembles a wizard. The main idea behind G-Wiz is to represent the team's new identity as the Wizards and promote a fun and energetic atmosphere during games. G-Wiz is often seen interacting with fans, performing entertaining skits, and engaging in various activities during timeouts.

Curse of the frozen bold

G-Wiz is often seen interacting with fans, performing entertaining skits, and engaging in various activities during timeouts. G-Wiz has become a beloved figure for Wizards fans, and is known for his high-flying dunks and antics on the court. Overall, G-Wiz serves as a fun and spirited representation of the Washington Wizards and contributes to the team's game experience.

Lost Lore ~ The Curse of Wyrgende

If you are an Eorling, you would know of this tale. It is one of great sorrow for our people, of an evil curse put upon our great kings! This is the tale of the Curse of Wyrgende.

The aldfæder, which means ancestor in the common tongue, of Théoden King, was Fengel. Oh, what a foolish king was he.

King Fengel was but a young man when he ascended to the throne, yet he ruled for fifty long years. Becoming king at such a young age made Fengel King greedy and violent. He made many enemies, but one enemy in particular, so unassuming, lead to Fengel's downfall and a dark curse that plague the kings of the Mærc to this very day.

In the last, bitter cold winter of Fengel's reign, the ill-fated king was hunting upon the northern banks of the Entwade, between Snowbourn and the border with the Entwash Vale. There was a cold chill in the air, on that dreaded afternoon, as Fengel King rested in his camp.

Along the road came a small, hunched figure, shaking and swaying from side to side. The figure walked with a twisted, gnarled cane that cracked the frost covered path beneath it. King Fengel, so bold and brash, realised that this figure was merely a poor old lady, wandering alone through the Sutcrofts.

The old woman approached King Fengel's camp, staggering as she stepped. Calling out, she pleaded, "A scrap of bread, if you please, my mighty lord. I am lost, and cold, and hungry."

Brazen Fengel scoffed, speaking down upon the old woman, "Who are you, crone, to beg from the crown? If you seek warm food in your belly, find some churl whose bed lies unwarmed, or find some game and slay it yourself!"

Fengel drew his own hunting dagger from his belt, silvered and shining in the winter sunlight. He tossed it to the old woman's feet, sending her away into biting cold frosts of the winter plains. The King's men were horrified, disgusted by the king's lack of remorse and sympathy. All that dark, long night, the King's Men searched for the old woman, but due to the actions of King Fengel, it was all too late.

As the sun rose over the horizon, deep red hues streaking the sky, the King's men came across an awful sight.

At the foot of a tall boulder, the King's shining silver dagger in her thin, boney hands, was the cold, frozen corpse of the old woman. Turning their eyes upon the rock, the King's men widened their eyes in shock. for upon it the scorned old woman had carved a curse.

Hydig Fengel, wanhoga ic ðe hate

gnornung sceæl bið seedleænung þin grædignysse.

Nan reccend þin ryhtfæderencynnes longe gebideð sceal

Nan sunu sceal on þin stole setteð.

Cynn and cyningdom þin crafiende acwellede hæfð

oð þæt mihte Mearces edniwigende is.

For those of you who speak common, it reads.

Feckless Fengel, fool I name thee,

Grief shall be the get of thy greed.

No lord of your line shall long live,

Upon thy seat no son shall settle.

Kin and kingdom your craving hath killed,

Until the might of the Mark is mended.

And at the bottom, after writing her wretched curse, the old woman signed her name.

Wyrgende.

From then on, no hammer nor mattock, blade nor pick, has been able to harm the carved curse and the frozen corpse of Wyrgende. It is still there to this day and you can see the old hag's corpse, preserved in ice, lying beneath the cursed words. Perhaps you should go see for yourself? Be careful, dark sorceries and magicks haunt that place.

Article written by Blodflaed, of the Laurelin Archives Reporter Team.

“Yep! Frozen revenants are powerful. They're curses made manifest. It takes a looooong time. Unlike magic, curses get stronger over time. Even so, it's pretty rare for one to appear. It's actually replaced the original curse.”
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Reviews for "Behind the Suit: The Life of the Washington Bullets Official Mascot Performer"

1. John - 2 stars - I was extremely disappointed with the new Washington Bullets official mascot. As a longtime fan of the team, I expected something more creative and representative of the city's history. The mascot they came up with just seemed generic and uninspired. It didn't bring any excitement or energy to the games, and I found it hard to connect with. Overall, I think they missed the mark with this new mascot.
2. Sarah - 1 star - The Washington Bullets' official mascot is a complete letdown. It lacks any originality or charm. The design is bland and poorly executed, making it difficult to even recognize what it's supposed to represent. It feels like the team didn't put any effort into creating a memorable mascot that would enhance the fan experience. I hope they reconsider and come up with something more engaging in the future.
3. Michael - 2 stars - I was really expecting the Washington Bullets' official mascot to be something unique and exciting. Unfortunately, it fell flat and left me unimpressed. The mascot lacks personality and fails to capture the essence of the team. It's a missed opportunity to create a lovable character that fans of all ages could connect with. I hope they reevaluate their choice and design a mascot that truly embodies the spirit of the Washington Bullets.
4. Emily - 1 star - The new Washington Bullets official mascot is a disappointment. It has no distinct features or memorable traits. It's just another generic mascot that fails to leave a lasting impression. I was hoping for something exciting and fun, but this mascot simply falls short. It feels like a missed opportunity to create a beloved character that fans would embrace. I hope the team reconsiders and invests in developing a more engaging mascot in the future.

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