Borin

i dont think any of this matters things will work out eventually. sit back and relax. the moron nations will die, shrivel up and perish. the silly sods who play in the moron nations are not worth wanting to bugger about with. all is well.

"Uh why are there two living heroes of Dungrimm but their title is 'the' that suggests there's one but there's two uh?" Brother Ninnias fumbles his words as he rocks back and forth in a corner "There can only be one they must fight to the death fight to the death fight to the death"

"The paladins eat newborns, going to them wouldn't have helped!" Brother Ninnias states, beginning to sharpen his weaponry incase a spook came a-knocking

Brother Ninnias can do nothing but point and laugh

So lets make testing less cut-ish and more interesting with different ingredients and methods and things that make it cost more and take more effort to do instead of whining about people using the current method too effectively! :))

As Brother Ninnias hears rumour of a bastard prince of Haense as he worked in the Shrewsbury vineyard, he had but a momentary thought to offer... 'Hrm, that is a Haense moment' before deciding he had enough of grapevines for one day and headed to his tower

I don't rlly see anything wrong w mass testing. Usually it only happens 1. When there's been an incident or something and the Canonist Church starts up a little inquisitioning or 2. When certain groups are a-hunting. If you're a spook just... be more careful. Try harder. If you know that there's been a thing that would encourage groups like the Church to start mass testing people, don't go places you know you might get tested! It's not hard to know when the chance of mass testing is increased! I do think the method of testing should be made more difficult to get and perhaps RP-item-ised if you want to stop it being as corny or 'easy', as opposed to making it so that you have to grievously wound every single person to do it. That's silly.

like real life you do nothing but still get burned for being a witch. its not THAT unrealistic if I had my way we'd burn all of you for no reason at all

Brother Ninnias sighs, shaking his head as mysterious disappearances of halfling newborns exponentially increase after their declaration of support for the paladins

"newborn eaters and lizardmen spooks are NOT welcome across the bridge" Brother Ninnias concludes, going to put up some notices for those making journeys via St. Daniel's Crossing

"Paladins do indeed eat newborns. Maybe they were trying to find a snack in the maternity ward..." Brother Ninnias contemplates, wondering whether or not to tax any paladins who attempt to cross the bridge whilst he's on guard

More bargains.

Name the culprits lol

If these places vassalised under a nation and still wanted to pursue being neutral, isolationist (which is in itself an issue w them being in a nation, most-all would be p miffed if you didnt pull your weight if there was a conflict or smthn) there'd still really be the same effect. They sit in some place away from a capital city in a box, same affect as if they were sat in some nation-shaped box rather than a vassal-shaped one. Perhaps theyre slightly more accessible but it doesnt= the whole '50 ppl sat in 1 place rping' that u deemed preferable to the current situation thats been put down to too many 'realms' (I use realms and nations interchangably idc)

Sunday is over. it is monday now.

I don't need to have a good sunday though sunday is just about over. I need a good monday!

Bit late for a good sunday. Perhaps change that to a good monday.

Brother Ninnias is disappointed but not surprised "What the f*ck"

Villainy application stuff is dumb The fix is literally just staff not suddenly ripping up years of precedent without telling anyone or consulting the community first lol

"It's no use going 'why you fight for Haense??' because they're not fighting for Haense. They're fighting because they don't like you." Brother Ninnias states in all his wisdom

I agree. Rules are regularly vague, changed or interpreted differently without notifying the community at large, and interpreted differently by different staff. On the raid cd things staff put up, it says 'no hostile action' still, but staff have seemingly started saying that raid cds still allow groups of 4 or less to 'commit hostile action'. If this is the case the raid cd msg should be changed and it should be enshrined in the rules.