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I agree with this. CAs make you explain the lore and explain what you are going to do with your transformation (and it is a transformation) due to it going beyond your base form and abilities. FAs and MAs are most often done with progression and teaching, while CAs expect you to know everything you're getting into when you become it. That's the difference, you aren't learning to become a cursed child, you are becoming a new creature with different traits that go beyond a normal descendant. It isn't about how powerful they are.

Having a copy of the book doesn't even have to mean that you make an in game item copy of it... If you want to preserve a book, you can save the text, and if it becomes lost you can still make a copy of it whenever. Releasing mechanic items of the rare book that you duped with what is essentially a hacked client isn't archival. This isn't to accuse anyone of anything, just throwing it out there. Also farglade is amazing 10/10 best project ever.

If you see someone with a green nametag playing a big stone thing, or with a big stone thing with them, wandering the roads, know you're about to have the worst combat encounter of your life and ask if you can just d20

I was there for this, I miss it honestly, I was a really cool and fun experience and I enjoyed it a lot more than reading through minecraft books, for whatever reason. Reading through an account of a battle against a voidal tear back in the library or Llyria will always be a core memory. I think the offense this post is describing should suffer a MINIMUM 3 months long ban on the first offense. If you are installing a book copying mod and distributing stolen books signed under your name, you know what you are doing, and if mods won't do anything I will gladly pugsy you and burn all your stuff- don't try me, I've already proven I'd do it. (If any mods take this as intent to pugsy and want to punish me for it you are thereby admitting to thinking this is fine and shouldn't be punished btw)

-1, I feel like this doesn't fit the server.

The Lost Sheep, having known the dwarf in a past life, goes out to buy a drink. Pulling back his cowl to reveal his skull, he bows, and pours out the drink. An honor to one he'd almost forgotten, but the one of the first dwarves he had ever respected.

Man, so many people hate this idea and I love it... It seems like slotted feats just isn't going to happen, so this would be a really funny change to make instead.

One of the greatest people I've met on the server. You're the reason I stayed past my first week (grrrrr how dare you) and regardless of anything else, you were an immensely positive influence on my experience. Whether you get unbanned or not, I'm glad I got to know you back when you weren't, and I was just a new player in 2019.

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So for this answer, specifically the highlighted text, I am extremely confused. as per: https://www.lordofthecraft.net/rules/ if it is literally against the rules to even know that you died, how does the current system possibly even come close to making the "best roleplay" for trying to find out why it happened, if it straight up doesn't even let you know how it happened? Can anyone explain to me how this answer does not directly contradict server rules?

Endyrn casts his 30 shares in favor of Taelorios Sunwatcher

"A fleshy wins one fight and thinks they actually matter. A tale as old as time." Remarks the ancient undead.