Applications Update | February 2025

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COMMUNITY TEAM UPDATE

[Posted February 2025]

 

 

APPLICATIONS - January 2025

 

During January of 2025, we saw a total of 245 applications submitted and reviewed. Out of these, 154 new players were accepted! Our accepted/denied percentage ratio was around 154/91.

 

Please note that the Racial & Timezone Data shown will only be shown for accepted players.

 

 - Accepted/Denied Ratios - 

 

- Race-Specific Data - 

 

- TimeZone Data - 

 

- Raw Application Data -

- Racial Data -

- Humans -

Total: 76

Adunian: 11

Heartlander: 4

Highlander: 8

Farfolk: 10

No Subrace: 43

 

- Elves -

Total: 55

Wood: 18

Dark: 10

High: 14

No Subrace: 13

 

- Dwarves -

Total: 10

Cave: 1

Mountain: 6

Forest: 0

No Subrace: 3

 

- Orcs -

Total: 10

Orc: 7

Goblin: 3

 

- Halflings -

Total: 3

 

- Timezone Data -

Oceania: 7

America: 101

Europe: 46

 

- Accepted/Denied Ratio -

Total: 245

Accepted: 71

Pending-Accepted: 83

Pending-Denied: 69

Denied: 22

 

APPLICATION MONARCH

 

The title of Application Monarch for January 2025 goes to @Cheese

 

With the most applications reviewed this month, @Cheeseis our reigning Application Monarch of January, followed by @Lortimeand @RedeemedAidan

 

 

SMALL UPDATES

 

Events

After a brief break in January, we are excited to announce a series of events for February! This month, we have two events planned: A Valentine's event and a game night. Curious about what The Valentine's event entails? Check out this month's CT Event post for more details!

 

https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/244537-ct-february-events-2025/ 

 

Arts Contest

After a couple of months of no arts contests we are happy to announce their return, this time with more prizes and possible ways of participating! This month the theme of the arts contest is “A Night in the Tavern”, centred around the participant's interpretation of the classical fantasy roleplay symbol of a thriving community, a Tavern! If you have not read the contest post, or perhaps want to read it once more, you can check it out at:

 

https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/244482-community-team-arts-contest-a-night-in-the-tavern/ 

 

In addition to the new arts contest, we have finally gotten around to creating a new winner plaque for our previous arts contest! You can check out the previous winners in the Cloud Temple, where we also have all previous arts contests from our current map.







 

 

 

Need help? Feel free to contact a community team member via the forums, Discord, or you can use the command /creq in-game and a member can help you out there!

 

Shout outs

The Community Team - For their hard work over the past month and all the hard work they continue to do.

 

 

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me via Discord (Smol_bean) or the forums, and I will try to get back to you as soon as possible. Cheers!

 

[Zhikarta 4064]

Asking again but is there a possibility to get retention data again? Getting the race distribution numbers is nice but seeing how long these players actually stay I feel is far more valuable. I've seen a clan of Dark Elves join the server together and also quit within a week.

 

I understand that there isn't any data on that right now and it is not easy to gather, but is this something that is planned for the (near) future?

[Scatmanpro 275]

2 hours ago, Statherian said:

Asking again but is there a possibility to get retention data again? Getting the race distribution numbers is nice but seeing how long these players actually stay I feel is far more valuable. I've seen a clan of Dark Elves join the server together and also quit within a week.

 

I understand that there isn't any data on that right now and it is not easy to gather, but is this something that is planned for the (near) future?

I agree! As a dwarf player this is especially interesting for me :)

[Narthok 10416]

It is shocking how low retention is and how complicated it is for the average pink-tag to get handed off to a nation officer.

It is shocking how low retention is and how complicated it is for the average pink-tag to get handed off to a nation officer.