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"And as you can see, nothing ever happens." An elvess told herself in the mirror, a calendar beside her of 'happenings' being decades outdated.

Let people make tears without PRO, nobody will ever agree they hate content that interrupts stimming

"Ave Adria!" said an Adrian.

@Phantuhmthe drawback is you are in a list once you go templar. Heh

I would react to this but I cant hear you I have earplugs

For the love of GOD, it already takes 34 OOC weeks (nobody talking about how outrageously long this is) to spawn in a mature elf persona, dont make this even worse (68 weeks). If you want your human(as is usually the case with these) or musin to live longer suggest that instead, or you know, pick something else. An adunian is arguably the most reasonable race to play longevity wise.

"Zilly got them silly." said Uriella upon reading this within the crownlands, all atop her yisar mount.

Curious, why the rule for pillaging only? It sounds quite silly if you ask me. Why not, instead, remove razing as to prevent the total uproot of communities and cultures and instead allow occupiation (and plunder)? What LOTC lacks is giving nations second chances or third chances and so on. Once a WC is lost, the culture, playerbase and community bound to the losing side usually just fizzles and disappears (and MIGHT re appear some ooc year later), case in point Aevos, where 2 battles wiped 2 very active realms like Haense and Celia'nor and one less so (Balian), but Petra still exists within Idunia which is pretty cool, but those are realms! Perhaps instead, these 'settlements' should be simply immune to razing, rather than immune to even occupiation? Perhaps razing generally should be revisited? Afterall these 'settlements' sound like perfect bubbles to prevent total erasure of groups. This has to be said of course that this occupiation would be maintained with the upkeep of the one being occupied, not the occupier, to prevent the argument of 'im not paying for your tile' being re used. (I also generally believe the mina costs to be slop, described precisely well by Tide1's comment) Thoughts?

Yokoyama Natsuki, *cough*, Joanna Summers pours over the alchemical fluid that turned her hair blonde and eyes blue. "Oh wow, I look like a true Heartlander now, maybe it is time I return to my truly Heartlander home." Spoke she in perfect common.

Somewhere Uriella spat her goblet of wine over the missive whilst reading it, making it all a crimson mess. "Vera? Kill on sight? That is crazy! What did she even do, this Imperial drama always forgets to spill the tea in full. . ." She groaned and then she drunk what remained from said goblet the whole of it, resting on a hammock on her ship now sailing by the Storm Island of Kurai Kuni, hugging the marshland coast on the west.

Somewhere amidst the aftermath of the orchestre of cannonfire mixed in with the whiz of arrows and bolts, the elven woman of Idunia did visibly return atop her void-dragon, the steepness of the fort having denied her the courtesy of fighting above it besides the initial barrage of projectiles. Though sanguine dots littered her figure they were clearly not hers. Uriella sticked out like a sore thumb among the greater Imperial Host, as a sorceress and elf both in one. With the ice on her hands demanifesting and her tiara re-aligned she would proclaim in breathy tone of exhaustion to those that had rallied beside her, be it other elves or her very constructs: "The notorious fortress and even the more notorious city of Cerulia fell, but I am curious of what comes next. If they even stand a chance anywhere, it is their dwarven hold. The next battle will determine the fate of the continent... talk about decisive."

@YulnI disagree I think the PE is very good and awesome, especially with a heir of Jaher in charge. The Jadd and Command though? Nah... Writing this from my floating isle in Aelnar

Uriella gazed upon the names and... not beyond the names. "Taelarios Sunwatcher? He watches the Sun? I also watch the Sun sometimes. Yeah that is who I am voting for." And thus she casted her vote for perhaps the only elf in the list, much to her dismay, as she were not a fan of voting generally.

People complaining about the manapool saying it is disadvantageous for the average mundane warrior since they'd get exhausted faster than a mage have clearly forgotten that mundane exhaustion pool is science fiction nobody gets tired and there are many cases they overstretch their chars durability simply to wait for a mage to run out of mana because one can be measured and the other cannot. Besides showing up to events, casting 2 spells and being told you are exhausted is a bummer and that there being tweaked here is about half the voidstalker's manapool so no yeah that is good. Mage to mage combat should also not be about depleting the mana of the other imo and a better manapool would fix that. I am going to state my personal opinion that I believe that currently voidstalkers have every advantage possible in many fields I do not see how some extra mana for other mages would diminish their FA. Not to state the obvious that the mana has been hard to track and often ignored by many people in response to their opponents lacking a stamina measure. I fw this description more besides with T5 spells it should be tweaked somewhat like 4 exhaustion maybe and T3 spells should NOT be infinite, but cost 1 or 0.5, depending how the total manapool will remain. Also my opponent need not see my spell for it to manifest, it is my line of sight not theirs. I see nothing wrong already existing with voidal auras I have never had anyone complain or see anyone complain about obscured tell signs and such because it simply already isnt allowed to happen! I dont think any change is needed for auras and please do NOT remove hiccups because 'no one uses them' they are a harmless flavor addition thank you. The FA is interesting itd help a bit with the spam I agree Some things I disagree with is the incompatibility with some of the other FA/CA, heralds being a good example of this as I do not see it a necessary change Regardless of this all +1

Somewhere in Adria both an Amethil and Ibarellan elven woman was watching over her child play within the vast cornfield of the Duchy. Despite the lack of walls, the open town was deemed safe enough for the duo, both doning braided hair of light shades, blending in with the autumnal flora of the region. On the other side of the lake and river, a rather old Regina Bluecrest was fishing with Konstanze-Nauríel Euler. She were telling her stories of youth and how she watched Adria evolve for an entire century, a living relic from the era of Veletz. She also recalled nominating her trusted horse Cupcake for the Dumacratic elections, truly growing unstable in what is likely her last years.