SethWolf

I'm not gunna ask any questions. I know everything about you after the experiment we underwent together. Just wanted to say that you are genuinely a positive influence to everyone around you, and I hope you're around for a long time.

This is a good addition to an extremely underused spell (cursed fire, that is) and might actually encourage people to use it more often. I also like that is follows the already established conjuration formula for the base spell ([conjure emote] -> [curse emote]). +1

Why? Does CT have accrued overhead they are obligated to pay towards? I think you should re-evaluate this next time the discussion comes up amongst the team. This is somewhat secondary to the point above, but ships. How do they work? Do you pay to move them or are they locked into where they are outside of events? I think it'd be cool to be able to have them moved around a bit with the help of staff.

So, as of recent the ST have unironically been vomiting out ST mats in events. In the past 4 months or so, out of the three ST events I went two, two of them had ST mats as a reward - including lunarite, argentum, azhl, and low density boomsteel. Two of my friends also got like 400 minae, argentum, and more lunarite from an ST dungeon crawl. Honestly, just go to events. Even if you don't get the shiny material at the end, it's atleast something to do. That being said, all of the above only applies if you live in the Americas. Anything east of EST gets BTFO in comparison due to timezone restrictions.

I will never vote for less options to play the game how I want to play it. The ones I've seen people recently people jump on are the ones with combat summons and this is an issue with the feat itself, not feats in general. There are plenty of feats (Corcitura, Conduits of Enlightenment, Feat Herald) that hardly even give you anything to begin with, and it would make no sense to suddenly put up barriers to them because of a system that demands people slide their characters into DnD archetypes rather than just roleplaying their character how they'd like to roleplay them.

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I do not like this because it puts a cursed child, an evolved true demon, and a pacted prince of hell on the same pedestal. Cursed children only have a blemish on their soul, and are not innately infernal in the same way a demon or naztherak is, save for the nifty ability to read and speak Ilzakarn. They are in every other way a mundane descendant and shouldn't be placed in the same category as literal hellspawn.

Siegmund - a prince of the lord Kiiztria snapped awake from the dream. A hand covered his chest where upon his fingers curled into a fist. Beads of cold sweat formed on his brow as his eyes darted to the dark corners of his bedroom, as if expecting some presence to be there. Watching. Like an animal alerted to an unknown and unbidden visitor did he remain there. Still. Frightened. After a moment did his presence of mind return to him. He remembered that fleeting feeling. A feeling like a cold mist upon his face. A nostalgic pain that for a brief moment reminded him of the man he was before he became the thing he now existed as. It was a stomach churning feeling, one that brought anxious pains to shoot up his spine and tendril out across his stomach. Slowly did his eyes peel down to the hand that was still clutched against his chest. He felt his heart still as he gazed upon his shaking hand. He mourned the revelation that the coin was not resting within his palm. He didn't sleep for the rest of the night. He watched the moon. For the first time in two decades, He prayed.

THIS GUY GETS IT

please keep your gates open okay i know the threat of being inconvenienced by the three man squad of skeletons keeps you up at night but i swear youll get way more visitors if you just keep your gates open.

Rated these primarily on personal experience and ease of finding roleplay that is meaningful or enjoyable. I don't really dislike any nation on the server, but some are just better at being hubs for interesting roleplay than others. For context, I'm GMT so individual mileage may vary. S tier: I rated Solgaard separately from Norland because I felt it would be more fair. Solgaard is the place to go if you ever wanted to just be a big muscular man/woman and viking larp acrossed the continent with reckless abandon, and the ease of just slipping in and getting into some crazy adventure is something you just don't find anywhere else. It is a rather small group even at its most active, but the aforementioned positives far outweigh any negatives. A tier: These nations are all score very high when it comes to you rolling up and roleplaying. Haense is the standout amoungst the three because of just how active it is. If you fail to find something to do in Haense, you're doing it wrong. B Tier: All of these are pretty good but can be sleepy, especially depending on your timezone. Infact, if you aren't a certain timezone some of these may appear to be perpetually empty. This isn't to say that the roleplay you find isn't great, though. The Khanate for example has some of the best roleplay on the server, but finding someone to actually do it with can be a challenge. C Tier: These got placed here either because of my personal gripes with either their ooc culture, quality of roleplay, inactivity, or general difficulty at finding roleplay. Some of these also perpetually keep their gates closed, so this combined with inactivity means that a lot of the time you just straight up won't ever get to visit them unless you're lucky or they have a community event going on. D Tier: I think these would be really fun to roleplay in if it wasn't so hard to find people in them. F Tier: None of the nations on the server are bad, and there's plenty of fun to be had in all of them. Even the ones I ranked in D I've managed find meaningful stories in a handful of times.