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[!] Littered across the noticeboards of Azura, came letters for the public eye. The papers seemed ripped from a page, granted their own uniqueness with different nicks. Despite the insignificant differences, their words were in common, scribbled all the same. Dear Robot-Maker People of Azura, I like parrots. They are small, silly, colorful birds who sit on your shoulder and repeat your words, and are good friends. I want a parrot, but these ones in Azura do not like to talk, and they also die from old age, and that makes me sad. A lot of my friends say that there are people who make robot animals so they can live forever. Please send a letter if you are a robot animal maker. I will pay 30 minas or maybe even 40. Gracias de antemano, Hernán Del Rosal

[!] And so, a letter met the inside of Quill Runeflower’s mailbox. Though, its writer was something far from an interested student, instead a hater. To Quill Runeflower, Our blessings are not given to disgusting creatures like you, do not be so foolish. The last thing the Forests need is a rat infestation. Sincerely, Caius Prisgoth

Amidst his weekly stroll, the wayward Ashwood was lucky enough to encounter the missive. Hints of a smile took his face thereafter, amused as ever; finally something had been done about it. “Good for her,” He said to himself. Though still there were his doubts; gods knew what hoops folk would go through for something so .. sub-par.

Hernán read over the wanted poster, nothing if not satisfied! The wee little Applebrook was mad after her failed attempt, with that fact it was as though he won the war!

Previous (Under the Mental and Physical changes): Tier 2 As time goes on with the now strengthened bond from the Fae Realm, the Druid starts to take on slight aesthetic changes while the mind delves further into a primal state of being. It is here that the Druid struggles with their own humanity, having the lines blur for mortal and natural realms that play upon the individual’s mind while trying to adjust to their spirit’s awakening. This includes, but not limited too: Tier 3 With the bond of the Druid’s soul fully attuned to that of the Fae Realm, their body and mind now have completed its transformation to reflect that of their spirit’s true nature. Physical alterations now begin to be fully seen, ranging from skin, eye, and hair changing by colors, appearances, and developing Fae/Flora/Animal like qualities. The mind of the Druid is now fully in tune with the Fae and Mortal Realm as they become one entity of the Wilds. This includes, but not limited too: NEW!!: Tier 2 As time goes on with the now strengthened bond from the Fae Realm, the Druid starts to take on slight aesthetic changes while the mind delves further into a primal state of being. It is here that the Druid struggles with their own humanity, having the lines blur for mortal and natural realms that play upon the individual’s mind while trying to adjust to their spirit’s awakening. This includes, but not limited too: Tier 3 With the bond of the Druid’s soul fully attuned to that of the Fae Realm, their body and mind now have completed its transformation to reflect that of their spirit’s true nature. Physical alterations now begin to be fully seen, ranging from skin, eye, and hair changing by colors, appearances, and developing Fae/Flora/Animal like qualities. The mind of the Druid is now fully in tune with the Fae and Mortal Realm as they become one entity of the Wilds. This includes, but not limited too: Explanation: I don’t really think there should be these many mental effects for a mere FA, a lot of which feel like a cheap excuse to adopt actual mental illnesses into roleplay, which are infamous for being done poorly no matter how “respectful" the person thinks they’re being. Like why are we giving the option for John the Druid to do DID roleplay because what? because he sat in the fae realm for a few seconds? Transcendence should be something further tying a druid into being a devout servant of the Aspects, which it does, but I think we could do better without all the random unnecessary mental illnesses it gives you, which I sincerely doubt brings anything good to the narrative other than “i’m mentally ill please look at me”. Some of the ones crossed out are just mental effects that are repeated btw, Loss of Reality and Random Hostility specifically.

destroying her limb was so that she didn't run away when she was getting disconnected, firstly. secondly, i believe her being killed was a circumstance left to roleplay; she was asked to explain herself, and i assume it was done horribly, so for that she was executed. also in roleplay you'd think the person you killed would stay dead, disconnecting her is so that she doesn't have a peaceful afterlife in the forest. it's awkward to be like "well. even if we kill her. the monks might bring her back."

Well, I can't really speak for any other stories you've heard, but I can assure you that the interaction with VaporWaveParrot wasn't some petty OOC plot or heavy metagaming interaction. Throughout the roleplay, members involved sent many screenshots of why their characters believed she was affiliating herself with darkspawn. We gave them a good 10 or more(?) mins too to take a breather, because we're not assholes, we understand the roleplay is stressful. If something were found out to be metagaming, the roleplay would be reversed and their character would go back to being a druid, we also told this to them. It's way easier to do the roleplay and then investigate instead of investigating throughout the roleplay, it just makes for a messier interaction.

i’m gonna go out on a whim here and say this is a post you made on the part of your friend who got disconnected last night. anyway, druids don’t have any tenets that enforce stuff, they’re purely cultural, i feel like you should know that if you’re making a post regarding the magic. if druids really wanted to they could disconnect someone just because of pure (roleplay) hatred, because still that is considered valid roleplay, if the circumstances were correct. that's not to say i don't agree that the process with unattunement is a very tricky one; obviously nobody is going to be happy that they got disconnected from their magic, i think it's the lack of any supervision on druidic unattunement that leaves more room for people to say it was bad faith or metagaming because it's an interaction relying on the honesty of players.

The Fox, though unbelonging to a bog, had its sympathy. To be a leader was no easy feat; to be a promising light was one thing, to not lose it was the other. Gods above knew how difficult it was, to remain steadfast, odds against you, and with a pack of whining pups as your citizenry. A sob story all the same to the past, and undoubtedly the future. They could never understand. Still he was proud of the Vulnrith; her best shot was given, and the mantle was relinquished. Still from the wilds he gave his farewells, even if unheard.

as a biased wood elf/druid player my answer is wholeheartedly yes, it’s very fun to settle onto a build and having that be an abandoned city on the map. i remember there was a huge problem oocly last map when Nevaehlen took over Talar’nor, saying we stole their build n stuff despite leaving it for dead with no second thought. at that point it’s just petty ooc, not something that should dictate the actions done in roleplay.

it's a tired dogwhistle that for some reason 4chan lotcers think is peak humor https://www.adl.org/resources/hate-symbol/tnd-and-tkd

you can express your dislike for mcrp darkspawn without using an irl racist saying