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  • Rules: Yes
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    How do you avoid powergaming in roleplay?: Rules needs to be applied. A normal human warrior should not be able to perform feats that goes beyond their class and race. If the action is godly but makes sense within the context of the character performing it, there's more space to work with it on a roleplay level. But a character doing seemingly godlike feats just because they want to should be punished and be against the rules. You can also introduce a dice rolling system, where feats are dictated by not only the skill level of the character but also by the odds of the dice. If a feat is near impossible to achieve, having a nat20 may be the only option to make it work. It allows for freedom for the players but also stops unfair advantages.
    How does metagaming disrupt fair roleplay?: Metagaming disrupts roleplay because it stops focusing on the world and characters but rather "winning" or gaining an advantage within the game and not the stories being told within that game. It breaks the roleplay aspect in favor of power.
    Status: Accepted

You’ve just arrived in a swampy, dim town. As you look around, your gaze is met with shacks and cabins. It smells of rotted wood and wet moss. You duck and step into a tattered tent, illuminated by a series of candles suspended in the air. At the back of the tent, an old hag raises her head, “What brings you to this dingy town? she begins, then pauses to study your face—”Ah, it’s you. I’ve been expecting you. Sit,” she gestures at a cushion, “Tell me your story.”

((How do you respond?))


Example: 
As I sit I deposit my bag as well as my sword next to my chair. I take a deep sigh and say.


"My story eh? Hell if I remember it all myself. Let's see... I was born in a secluded part of the forest, born to my mother Ramiel Ruden and father Sozelada Ruden. I lived a peaceful childhood, but maybe too peaceful. Y'see, it was a nice little village, nice folks all around, lovely people really. But my heart always desired more. So, at 17, I took my backpack, a few books, some ink, a feather, and began my journey. I didn't do much for the first years, exploring and visiting local towns, making a living helping the folks run their errands, it was already better than home, let me tell you that much."


I stop for a bit and take a swig from my liquor-filled bottle.

"That was routine, until eventually I ran into some other adventurers. We befriended each other and formed a group, my first and only one to date. We were doing pretty boring stuff really, doing quests, some bounties at time, but nothing ever really serious. Until we decided to try something... perhaps too big."


I stop for a moment, looking down as to avoid eye contact.

"We found a boun
ty for some dragon gold, "easy", we thought. Call it cockiness, stupidity, or bravery, I honestly don't know. But we ran with it anyway. We found a nest, wasn't too hard, you just have to listen to the stories the townspeople tell you and you'll eventually find a lead. Go in, take some of the gold discretely, and go back, should have been easy right? Wrong. As it turns out, dragons are really stingy with their belonging. Once the beast awoken, it was over before it even started. I froze in terror as I watched my friends die. I somehow made it out. Don't have to mention that I've never witnessed a dragon ever again from that day. It's been around 3 years now since then, I've never been part of a group again."

I look up from the table.


"But that's the past ain't it? Now I'm not a teen anymore, I can handle myself. I went back to my village for a bit, took a break so I could learn the magic of my people better. I also started to train, learning how to wield a sword as opposed to pretending I did like back then. I took a vow with myself. Sure I couldn't protect my friends back then, but from now on I will defend the people. I won't let anyone die on my watch ever again. I've trained for 3 years, and I'm finally ready to take on the life of adventuring again. That's why I'm here."

 

I grab my my belongings and stand up, stretching as I do so.

"Oh, I just, uh…" you stutter, tensing up. You eye the crone, then back outside the tent. For a moment, the air thickens with anticipation, until…


Character Name: Acrier Ruden
Character Race: Wood Elf
Character Gender: Female
Character Age: 23
Physical Description: Pale skin
Brown eyes
Dark brown hair that covers left eye
5'6
140lbs
Skinny
Explorer clothes
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Hi there, as you can see, you have been accepted onto the server! Well done on your application, you’re doing great! Welcome to the wonderful community of LotC!

To get started, The server IP is mc.lotc.co The server is 1.18.2 - 1.19.3

I suggest going to tutorial island or do; /creq Can a Wilven come assist me?

 

Here are some links to help you start out! x3

Settlement Guides

Nations & Major Settlements

 If you need help, Feel free to contact me via the forums  or my discord blake0205. I’m often online, so you can message me with /msg Blake0205 or Blake0205 to find me in game. If I’m not around You can always do /creq with your questions or you can also use the LotC Discord which is right here! : Discord 

I recommend going to the New player’s category, going to help chat. Pining @Community team saying “I’m new and would like a run down on the server!” If I or another team member can not be reached. 

Lastly, here is the new player hub, I recommend you look over it!

New player hub

Another New Player Guide 

Have fun role playing! :D

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