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- Birthday May 30
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Sigrun 'Undeadslayer' Stonehammer
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Mountain Dwarf
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not that hard Heraldry is just a mark given to you by an ordained Herald or an azdrazi nothing to do with the soul
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I think this looks awesome
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coolest dwarf not ur own
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It really wasn't that OP, and if someone sees it once they know the tell for the rest of their life anyways. Three emotes for this spell is just way too long for any use compared to other options. Never once did I hear anyone complain about Burst Body as it was, and I wasn't sure why ur was changed. With this three emote version I haven't seen it used once in combat since it's criminally underpowered. Two emotes for a flashbang is fine, there's plenty counter play to it before you get blinded and even if you get blinded. Three emotes for something a person can counter by closing their eyes is silly.
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xMuted started following A LEGACY SET IN STONE. and [✗] [TEMPLARISM AMENDMENT] Fervent Flare Changes.
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[T2] FERVENT FLARE - ACTIVE When surrounded by enemies, or perhaps seeking to disrupt wicked sorceries, a Templar may set ablaze the courageous aura that swells within them and expel it outwards with a blinding flash. A vibrant white will overwhelm the sight of those who bear witness, and those deceitful foes who would hide within the realm of shadows are forced to manifest. OLD: NEW: The rationale behind this change is that the current [3] emote count of Fervent Flare doesn't stack up against our other spells, and is very underwhelming compared to those other options. I personally did not see anything wrong with the old version under the name 'Burst Body' but I can understand the rationale of it being a bit too oppresive against concentration based casting magics. To tune it down from the old version, I have changed the effective range of the spell to [8] blocks so that casters can still be a safe distance away from a Templar to not get their concentration broken whilst making Fervent Flare more useful in situations where Templars are in a melee range with their opponent. Currently, the [3] emote counts of our other offensive options are quite useless in CRP once the combat has started, since it can be easily disrupted when in melee combat. Giving Templars this [2] emote version of Burst Body back with a range nerf is a healthy balance of not being too strong whilst still being fast, but disruptable and giving us an option other then the normal melee combat that everyone has access to.
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Hi goose My bad for leading us in there My fault dawg
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because no dwarves suffer from this issue (we dont use bows) and primarily elves suffer from this issue i am gonna say keep it 3 emotes
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Year 170 of the Second Age 02/03/2024 ISSUED BY: THE OBSIDIAN THRONE ᚨ ᛚᛖᚷᚨᚲᛁ ᛊᛖᛏ ᛁᚾ ᛊᛏᛟᚾᛖ ᚨ ᛚᛖᚷᚨᚲᛁ ᛊᛖᛏ ᛁᚾ ᛊᛏᛟᚾᛖ YOTH BRATHMORDAKIN NA YOTH URGUAN ᛁᛟᚦ ᛒᚱᚨᚦᛗᛟᚱᛞᚨᚲᛁᚾ ᚾᚨ ᛁᛟᚦ ᚢᚱᚷᚢᚨᚾ Preamble The Reign of Grand King Sigrun Stonehammer can be described as one of great success and victory. After the death of the beloved Garedyn Mossborn in a tragic excavation, Sigrun carried on the mantle of the former-king, being voted UNANIMOUSLY by all Greater-Clans into the position of king. Sigrun ‘UndeadSlayer’ Stonehammer continued the righteous will of Garedyn the Emerald, continuing the war against the bloodthirsty Veletz, earning several victories as commander and King in multiple battles, namely: The Siege of Fredericksburg The Siege of Drusco Keep The Battle of Easworth Forest Grand King Sigrun led the Dwarven forces to victory after victory, bolstering the reputation of the Grand Kingdom with his might and ferocity. As the war subsided, with fine diplomatic demonstration, he was able to ensure that Urguan received hefty reparations from the former League of Veletz. That was not the end of Grand King Sigrun’s capable diplomacy. The Kingdom of Vikela had violated the territorial claims of the Grand Kingdom of Urguan. Grand King Sigrun would not tolerate Urguan’s honor being besmirched, and thus immediately sent out a missive to Vikela, demanding that they leave. Rather than face the wrath of the King, Vikela conceded to the demands, and the respect and integrity of Urguan continued. Grand King Sigrun was also able to utilize his renown across the realm to forge new alliances for Urguan, namely the Kingdom of Numendil and the Principality of Celia’nor. The treasury flourished under his reign, mainly from the reparations and the payment of grudges that Grand King Sigrun was able to negotiate. Under Sigrun’s reign, every Dwed had food in their stomach, and a seat at the table to enjoy Urguan’s wealth. To thus summarize, Grand King Sigrun’s reign has ensured that Urguan enjoyed and continues to enjoy a strong diplomatic presence, an even stronger treasury, and a safe and secure country for the Dwarven people to flourish. Therefore it is a tragedy today that Grand King Sigrun, after a prosperous 7 year reign, has decided to abdicate. This marks a new Dawn for the Grand Kingdom of Urguan, and for those who wish to inherit the legacy of Grand King Sigrun ‘Undeadslayer’ Stonehammer, now is the time to put yourself forward as a candidate for election. A moot shall be held within the coming Stone Day. Urguan shall remain strong and unrelenting under a new King, but we shall all remember what Sigrun has done for Urguan. NARVAK OZ URGUAN! NARVAK OZ BRATHMORDAKIN! NARVAK OZ SIGRUN! Signed, Sigrun ‘Undeadslayer’ Stonehammer Grand King of Urguan, Clan Father of The Stonehammers, Priest of Dungrimm, Hero of Dungrimm, Three-Time Grand Champion of Urguan
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This whole thread is a massive 'what if' nothing burger that briefly turned into high elf nazi discussion?? This feels like alot of people getting angry at canonist rpers for something they don't even do. Shouting at them for a possibility they do stuff which they don't. I haven't seen anyone genuinally experiencing 'homophobia' rp ever
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are people genuinally scared of using the modteam to help them when they feel uncomfortable with certain roleplay And are they too scared of people who are blatantly breaking the rule about homophobia if people reported this surely it would be no issue i dont see a massive problem with the way the rule currently is and neither have I ever seen any blatant homophobia rp
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