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No, I do feel like if feats were limited you'd see fewer people take up the less useful one. Why would I ever pick up corc or heraldry, when I'd be better off solely doing the void feats, or alchemy. I've always enjoyed meeting the maxed out alchemists, but that's probably thanks to meeting the ones who have completely roleplayed out "I am an alchemist science guy" and used further alchemy to further that roleplay nature. It's not like them having animii, smoggers, and tawkins damages what I can experience. To me, those alchemy players are basically just mages or whatever who have fully commit to one archetype. forums had a seizure posting my reply

Out of all the people who stop to look at the missive one may have stood out on account of being green, horned, and clearly a devil. A deeply cherished person to Celia'nor huh? She didn't need to be found for them. No. She needed to be found for someone else. Seeing her face on a missing poster brought out a certain anger, as if it were an act of betrayal. Claws scraping over the paper, how could she have reappeared in time to ruin something cherished by Asahiko, then ran away in cowardice. How dare she. He too would search for her in the late evening, but she'd be far better off found by someone else.

One of the librarians sends a cat off with his ballot.

have you considered playing a vampire. humans hate vampires, you will get your desired 'throw rocks until it dies' roleplay i promise. even though arguably if there was a tragic/sympathetic villain it'd be the vampire given they are just cursed people fighting demons is way harder than fighting vampires so it seems people are less inclined to fight the demon.

for clarification add to the redlines they can have friendships. i think the more interesting weaknesses like "i hate food" is cool for roleplay stuff too :3c gives interesting scene ideas

Yeah, something more unique than table salt. can we make so vampires have to be let inside too? (theres a lot of interesting pieces to vampire folklore) absolutely there should be that sense of permanence in returning to the feat/niche, and there shouldn't be a method for players to flip flop between cursed and cured. there has to be a commitment made. but i don't think damning them to moroi is the right commitment, because vampirism is a feat/path to villainy that appeals to less experienced people ... who are prone to getting cured because they realize they might not have been ready for the first commitment, or they just want to go with the flow of roleplay and get cured, meaning such a severe commitment and giving them the CA might be the wrong move. i can read over moroi here and quickly deduce that i would not make a compelling moroi but i can pull of the lower-tier vampire (for example). perhaps there's a separate method to cursing that allows those once cured to return to lesser-vampirism permanently in a way that requires more effort than finding a vampire willing to curse you again, like the blood magic rite. doing something like that encourages coven behavior and gives the less experienced who are trying to return a group of (probably) more experienced spooks to learn from.

my excitement to see signates get more attention is immeasurable, they're an interesting aspect of corcitura that feels overlooked. however, the salt bane written the way it is only feeds the current issue of darkspawn testing and causes vampires to be too easy to reveal. which leads into the issue of curing. the current state of things allows a vampire to be cured once meaning a player who regrets their decision, is revealed in character, etc, can return to a certain sense of normalcy. curing roleplay in itself has some player-culture issues but nontheless the way out is something handy for players who are using corcitura as a method to ease themselves into villainy. that being said... adjust it so if you have been turned a second time, it is permanent and the cures no longer work. it allows players who felt unprepared the first time around to return to the feat and continue a previous narrative, adding to character progression rather than needing to create an entirely new character. the consequence of vampirism better understood the second time around, with a player more informed on what its actually like being a vampire. also may be a good idea to paste the old curing roleplay consequences into here underneath curing if this is accepted

i really like these caves, and i would love to see them utilized more for events and player builds. Please give us a secret lair in the big scary cave. It would be so rad. My only input has to do with players dying while exploring the cave, which serves no one. Yes, your slice of life explorers won't go venturing in but by killing players mechanically on accident the caves are punishing players for being curious. The water part is fine, but there probably shouldn't be areas that nearly kill a player.

sometimes it feels like this server has a culture of "coolness meter" by who shits on each other the most. gotta make sure you look good by making everyone else look horrible. look how cool MY suff is, they're all LAME-O for doing something else and not doing what I like. there are some really skilled people on the server who would be so nifty and awesome, but because they cannot seem to simply respect another person and resort to immediate shittery its like, the ****? you watch from the sidelines and realize a lot of people have forgotten human decency. to be kind to one another. . . i think the server needs more comradery i can appreciate how lotc from a staff and player to player realizes humans are human and imperfect, but there's a degree of shitting going on stinking up the community. it is a very, very easy fix. just be nice. respect others. communicate. maybe think twice about what you're doing and/or posting

Just as two cents, I know it doesn't touch upon much of what the forum post itself says but I've found as a newer player (<year playing) that it can be hard to find roleplay or new groups without use of the forums. How do I meet people outside of running around saying hi and hoping I get lucky, find something engaging, and stick around. The server is so large and vast that it's hard to know what's going on if you try to do things solely in character. More niche ideas like the circus group, or spook group recruitment posts sort of have to be on the forums so that the most people could hypothetically see it and if they're interested, reach out. In a perfect world this could happen in character, but we don't live in a perfect world. I've always liked reading old forum posts, they've always been sort of like bookmarks to me. Someone found this roleplay interaction important enough that they sat down to make a forum post. Maybe it's not important to me, but its a cool peek into another character's story. Before I actively played and was simply whitelisted I used to hop on the forums and just parooz around from time to time. By reading over forum roleplay posts a new player could find something to get interested in, like a woah whats this moment.

NAAASIR SPOTTED!! I REPEAT, NASIR SPOTTED!!!! if I wasn't already playing a character pseudo involved with the family, id be inclined to try and sandwich in playing another character. what an interesting beginning for a backstory :3c

thats such a cute character premise

Merith'irrin quickly runs to Cresence, to shove the invitation in her face rather gracefully - As per all Haelunorian actions. "This is it! This is where we start the book club! At this very tea party!" @hemomancy His day has been made, his plants watered, and anticipation about to kill the 'thill's heart. Who was he to turn down a tea party after Cresence told him it was too much work to put one together? Meanwhile... A small cat is dawned in a bowtie as his special guest.