Rilath

8/10 But mitto is a loser so who cares <3

Adept Application Name: Rilath Ilwindior [Mc Name]: Rilath Race: Dark Elf Magics known: Shade Magics you can teach: ((OOCly, none. No TA, though will probably get one in the future.)) Who have been your teachers presently or in the past, and what did they teach you? I am the creator of Shade magic and the point from which all current Shades originate. Which position do you feel most suited for? Wherever it is seen I would be most suited.

Minecraft name: ShadowGunX Skype ID: Rilath Timezone: I currently reside in USA Eastern Standard Time. Though I am usually on later, moreso during the Aussie times and what not. In other words, I don't usually play during EST rush hour. What do you believe are key factors for a successful event? An event needs to be planned out and organized so that you aren't just making things up as you go along. There has to be an easily understandable purpose and reason behind the event. One of the most important things a good event could do without, is too much scripting. If the entire event is scripted, that leaves almost all of the player base out of some potentially amazing role play that can be used to further develop their character. And finally, an event has to be fun. This may seem like an obvious answer to most, but truth be told, some events that have taken place have not been very fun in my personal opinion. The players enjoy being involved in events, so I think they should be allowed to join in and role play with the actors. What type of events are you most interested in creating? Honestly, I am fine with creating any event that the public wants, or that the team needs. As long as it's fun for the server and the players are happy, I'm happy. Though, in my own personal taste, I think antagonistic events are very fun to play as, and be a part of. What strengths could you contribute to the Event Team? I've been told quite a bit that I'm a good RPer, and that people enjoy the characters I create and the situations I cause. If this sounds boastful, it is not meant that way, but I think the best thing I can bring to the E-Team is my role playing ability. Granted, it's not the best on the server by any means, but as a past Actor for the team I think it is easy to see that my words are not false. Original ideas are another thing I feel I could bring to the table. The Cultist event was very original, although it was influenced by the suggestion given by Alkenaar, it was almost completely thought up by myself and a few of the other Team members at that time. The players that were affected by it loved it, or at least they told me they did. Create 3-5 distinct RP scenarios that you, as an actor, could create for others (at least one paragraph each): -The Academy- Into the docks comes a ship from a faraway land, filled with battle hardened men that look as if they are ready to kill. They set up camp a little ways away from the sanctuary, sending one of their own to post a message on the noticeboard. He nails on the piece of parchment and walks away, a stern look across his face. People gather round to read what the stranger posted, it is an invitation to 'The Academy,' and says further information will be given upon arrival to the camp. The people that go would be in for a surprise, as this camp full of what seems to be hardened war veterans, is actually an academy for dancing. They teach ways of pacifism and expression of ones' feelings through the art of dance. -The Cover Up- An invitation is sent out to all of the noble families asking them to come to a ball that will be hosted by an unnamed Baron. The ball is to be held quite a distance away from the cities, in the Baron's own personal castle. On the night of the ball, almost all of those invited make their way to the castle. They are greeted politely and served food and beverages at their leisure. The host of the ball finally introduces himself as his guards bar the gates, preventing any exit that may be made. He tells them that they will remain his guests until the following morning, when they'll be allowed to return to their homes. Meanwhile, in the now deserted areas of Oren, slavers would be making their way through the city and to their destination. They are bringing their cargo through the city, and without anyone there, they'd make it through. At the castle of the ball, the host would try to keep the people feeling comfortable. He'd act as if nothing is wrong, despite the fact that his guards have already slayed a couple that tried to leave. (The couple would most likely be played by actors.) -The Recovery- A merchants caravan is traveling along the road, looking for places to sell its wares when it is ambushed by a group of bandits. The bandits take everything, leaving the people with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The group of people make there way to (generic city) and ask players for help, saying they'd be willing to give them a small reward if they can assist with getting back the stolen goods. Those that agree would go on an adventure to find the bandit hideout. Clues would be left here and there, gossipers (Team members) could tell them where they've heard the base is located, etc. Once there, the group of players would help those from the caravan take back the items from the bandits. (Basically, a fight where the bandits lose.) Once the items are found, a small reward is given to those who assisted them as a token of thanks. (Perhaps they are given something that can be linked to a future event?)

Minecraft name: ShadowGunX Skype ID: Rilath Timezone: I currently reside in USA Eastern Standard Time. What do you believe are key factors for a successful event? An event needs to be planned out and organized so that you aren't just making things up as you go along. There has to be an easily understandable purpose and reason behind the event. One of the most important things a good event could do without, is too much scripting. If the entire event is scripted, that leaves almost all of the player base out of some potentially amazing role play that can be used to further develop their character. And finally, an event has to be fun. This may seem like an obvious answer to most, but truth be told, some events that have taken place have not been very fun in my personal opinion. The players enjoy being involved in events, so I think they should be allowed to join in and role play with the actors. What type of events are you most interested in creating? Honestly, I am fine with creating any event that the public wants, or that the team needs. As long as it's fun for the server and the players are happy, I'm happy. Though, in my own personal taste, I think antagonistic events are very fun to play as, and be a part of. What strengths could you contribute to the Event Team? I've been told quite a bit that I'm a good RPer, and that people enjoy the characters I create and the situations I cause. If this sounds boastful, it is not meant that way, but I think the best thing I can bring to the E-Team is my role playing ability. Granted, it's not the best on the server by any means, but as a past Actor for the team I think it is easy to see that my words are not false. Original ideas are another thing I feel I could bring to the table. The Cultist event was very original, although it was influenced by the suggestion given by Alkenaar, it was almost completely thought up by myself and a few of the other Team members at that time. The players that were affected by it loved it, or at least they told me they did. Create 3-5 distinct RP scenarios that you, as an actor, could create for others (at least one paragraph each): -The Academy- Into the docks comes a ship from a faraway land, filled with battle hardened men that look as if they are ready to kill. They set up camp a little ways away from the sanctuary, sending one of their own to post a message on the noticeboard. He nails on the piece of parchment and walks away, a stern look across his face. People gather round to read what the stranger posted, it is an invitation to 'The Academy,' and says further information will be given upon arrival to the camp. The people that go would be in for a surprise, as this camp full of what seems to be hardened war veterans, is actually an academy for dancing. They teach ways of pacifism and expression of ones' feelings through the art of dance. -The Cover Up- An invitation is sent out to all of the noble families asking them to come to a ball that will be hosted by an unnamed Baron. The ball is to be held quite a distance away from the cities, in the Baron's own personal castle. On the night of the ball, almost all of those invited make their way to the castle. They are greeted politely and served food and beverages at their leisure. The host of the ball finally introduces himself as his guards bar the gates, preventing any exit that may be made. He tells them that they will remain his guests until the following morning, when they'll be allowed to return to their homes. Meanwhile, in the now deserted areas of Oren, slavers would be making their way through the city and to their destination. They are bringing their cargo through the city, and without anyone there, they'd make it through. At the castle of the ball, the host would try to keep the people feeling comfortable. He'd act as if nothing is wrong, despite the fact that his guards have already slayed a couple that tried to leave. (The couple would most likely be played by actors.) -The Recovery- A merchants caravan is traveling along the road, looking for places to sell its wares when it is ambushed by a group of bandits. The bandits take everything, leaving the people with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The group of people make there way to (generic city) and ask players for help, saying they'd be willing to give them a small reward if they can assist with getting back the stolen goods. Those that agree would go on an adventure to find the bandit hideout. Clues would be left here and there, gossipers (Team members) could tell them where they've heard the base is located, etc. Once there, the group of players would help those from the caravan take back the items from the bandits. (Basically, a fight where the bandits lose.) Once the items are found, a small reward is given to those who assisted them as a token of thanks. (Perhaps they are given something that can be linked to a future event?)

As the original creator of Shade magic, I support this redeux. It came out better than I expected when I was first asked to oversee it. Also really like this lore better than the original, writing wise. All in all, great magic, good revision, and in my opinion should be re-implemented.

Thanks to you both, your support really means a lot :D

Minecraft name: ShadowGunX Skype ID: Rilath Timezone: I currently reside in USA Eastern Standard Time. What do you believe are key factors for a successful event? An event needs to be planned out and organized so that you aren't just making things up as you go along. There has to be an easily understandable purpose and reason behind the event. One of the most important things a good event could do without, is too much scripting. If the entire event is scripted, that leaves almost all of the player base out of some potentially amazing role play that can be used to further develop their character. And finally, an event has to be fun. This may seem like an obvious answer to most, but truth be told, some events that have taken place have not been very fun in my personal opinion. The players enjoy being involved in events, so I think they should be allowed to join in and role play with the actors. What type of events are you most interested in creating? Honestly, I am fine with creating any event that the public wants, or that the team needs. As long as it's fun for the server and the players are happy, I'm happy. Though, in my own personal taste, I think antagonistic events are very fun to play as, and be a part of. What strengths could you contribute to the Event Team? I've been told quite a bit that I'm a good RPer, and that people enjoy the characters I create and the situations I cause. If this sounds boastful, it is not meant that way, but I think the best thing I can bring to the E-Team is my role playing ability. Granted, it's not the best on the server by any means, but as a past Actor for the team I think it is easy to see that my words are not false. Original ideas are another thing I feel I could bring to the table. The Cultist event was very original, although it was influenced by the suggestion given by Alkenaar, it was almost completely thought up by myself and a few of the other Team members at that time. The players that were affected by it loved it, or at least they told me they did. Create 3-5 distinct RP scenarios that you, as an actor, could create for others (at least one paragraph each): -The Academy- Into the docks comes a ship from a faraway land, filled with battle hardened men that look as if they are ready to kill. They set up camp a little ways away from the sanctuary, sending one of their own to post a message on the noticeboard. He nails on the piece of parchment and walks away, a stern look across his face. People gather round to read what the stranger posted, it is an invitation to 'The Academy,' and says further information will be given upon arrival to the camp. The people that go would be in for a surprise, as this camp full of what seems to be hardened war veterans, is actually an academy for dancing. They teach ways of pacifism and expression of ones' feelings through the art of dance. -The Cover Up- An invitation is sent out to all of the noble families asking them to come to a ball that will be hosted by an unnamed Baron. The ball is to be held quite a distance away from the cities, in the Baron's own personal castle. On the night of the ball, almost all of those invited make their way to the castle. They are greeted politely and served food and beverages at their leisure. The host of the ball finally introduces himself as his guards bar the gates, preventing any exit that may be made. He tells them that they will remain his guests until the following morning, when they'll be allowed to return to their homes. Meanwhile, in the now deserted areas of Oren, slavers would be making their way through the city and to their destination. They are bringing their cargo through the city, and without anyone there, they'd make it through. At the castle of the ball, the host would try to keep the people feeling comfortable. He'd act as if nothing is wrong, despite the fact that his guards have already slayed a couple that tried to leave. (The couple would most likely be played by actors.) -The Recovery- A merchants caravan is traveling along the road, looking for places to sell its wares when it is ambushed by a group of bandits. The bandits take everything, leaving the people with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The group of people make there way to (generic city) and ask players for help, saying they'd be willing to give them a small reward if they can assist with getting back the stolen goods. Those that agree would go on an adventure to find the bandit hideout. Clues would be left here and there, gossipers (Team members) could tell them where they've heard the base is located, etc. Once there, the group of players would help those from the caravan take back the items from the bandits. (Basically, a fight where the bandits lose.) Once the items are found, a small reward is given to those who assisted them as a token of thanks. (Perhaps they are given something that can be linked to a future event?)

Thanks, both of you. You're both really awesome for supporting me :D

Minecraft name: ShadowGunX Skype ID: Rilath Timezone: I currently reside in USA Eastern Standard Time. What do you believe are key factors for a successful event? An event needs to be planned out and organized so that you aren't just making things up as you go along. There has to be an easily understandable purpose and reason behind the event. One of the most important things a good event could do without, is too much scripting. If the entire event is scripted, that leaves almost all of the player base out of some potentially amazing role play that can be used to further develop their character. And finally, an event has to be fun. This may seem like an obvious answer to most, but truth be told, some events that have taken place have not been very fun in my personal opinion. The players enjoy being involved in events, so I think they should be allowed to join in and role play with the actors. What type of events are you most interested in creating? Honestly, I am fine with creating any event that the public wants, or that the team needs. As long as it's fun for the server and the players are happy, I'm happy. Though, in my own personal taste, I think antagonistic events are very fun to play as, and be a part of. What strengths could you contribute to the Event Team? I've been told quite a bit that I'm a good RPer, and that people enjoy the characters I create and the situations I cause. If this sounds boastful, it is not meant that way, but I think the best thing I can bring to the E-Team is my role playing ability. Granted, it's not the best on the server by any means, but as a past Actor for the team I think it is easy to see that my words are not false. Original ideas are another thing I feel I could bring to the table. The Cultist event was very original, although it was influenced by the suggestion given by Alkenaar, it was almost completely thought up by myself and a few of the other Team members at that time. The players that were affected by it loved it, or at least they told me they did. Create 3-5 distinct RP scenarios that you, as an actor, could create for others (at least one paragraph each): -The Academy- Into the docks comes a ship from a faraway land, filled with battle hardened men that look as if they are ready to kill. They set up camp a little ways away from the sanctuary, sending one of their own to post a message on the noticeboard. He nails on the piece of parchment and walks away, a stern look across his face. People gather round to read what the stranger posted, it is an invitation to 'The Academy,' and says further information will be given upon arrival to the camp. The people that go would be in for a surprise, as this camp full of what seems to be hardened war veterans, is actually an academy for dancing. They teach ways of pacifism and expression of ones' feelings through the art of dance. -The Cover Up- An invitation is sent out to all of the noble families asking them to come to a ball that will be hosted by an unnamed Baron. The ball is to be held quite a distance away from the cities, in the Baron's own personal castle. On the night of the ball, almost all of those invited make their way to the castle. They are greeted politely and served food and beverages at their leisure. The host of the ball finally introduces himself as his guards bar the gates, preventing any exit that may be made. He tells them that they will remain his guests until the following morning, when they'll be allowed to return to their homes. Meanwhile, in the now deserted areas of Oren, slavers would be making their way through the city and to their destination. They are bringing their cargo through the city, and without anyone there, they'd make it through. At the castle of the ball, the host would try to keep the people feeling comfortable. He'd act as if nothing is wrong, despite the fact that his guards have already slayed a couple that tried to leave. (The couple would most likely be played by actors.) -The Recovery- A merchants caravan is traveling along the road, looking for places to sell its wares when it is ambushed by a group of bandits. The bandits take everything, leaving the people with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The group of people make there way to (generic city) and ask players for help, saying they'd be willing to give them a small reward if they can assist with getting back the stolen goods. Those that agree would go on an adventure to find the bandit hideout. Clues would be left here and there, gossipers (Team members) could tell them where they've heard the base is located, etc. Once there, the group of players would help those from the caravan take back the items from the bandits. (Basically, a fight where the bandits lose.) Once the items are found, a small reward is given to those who assisted them as a token of thanks. (Perhaps they are given something that can be linked to a future event?)

8/10

Thank you Cookie! That was really nice of you to say :)

Thank you as well, Hyperion. :)

Thank you, Will! I really appreciate the support, especially since you're the first. Hehe.

Minecraft name: ShadowGunX Skype ID: Rilath Timezone: I currently reside in USA Eastern Standard Time. What do you believe are key factors for a successful event? An event needs to be planned out and organized so that you aren't just making things up as you go along. There has to be an easily understandable purpose and reason behind the event. One of the most important things a good event could do without, is too much scripting. If the entire event is scripted, that leaves almost all of the player base out of some potentially amazing role play that can be used to further develop their character. And finally, an event has to be fun. This may seem like an obvious answer to most, but truth be told, some events that have taken place have not been very fun in my personal opinion. The players enjoy being involved in events, so I think they should be allowed to join in and role play with the actors. What type of events are you most interested in creating? Honestly, I am fine with creating any event that the public wants, or that the team needs. As long as it's fun for the server and the players are happy, I'm happy. Though, in my own personal taste, I think antagonistic events are very fun to play as, and be a part of. What strengths could you contribute to the Event Team? I've been told quite a bit that I'm a good RPer, and that people enjoy the characters I create and the situations I cause. If this sounds boastful, it is not meant that way, but I think the best thing I can bring to the E-Team is my role playing ability. Granted, it's not the best on the server by any means, but as a past Actor for the team I think it is easy to see that my words are not false. Original ideas are another thing I feel I could bring to the table. The Cultist event was very original, although it was influenced by the suggestion given by Alkenaar, it was almost completely thought up by myself and a few of the other Team members at that time. The players that were affected by it loved it, or at least they told me they did. Create 3-5 distinct RP scenarios that you, as an actor, could create for others (at least one paragraph each): -The Academy- Into the docks comes a ship from a faraway land, filled with battle hardened men that look as if they are ready to kill. They set up camp a little ways away from the sanctuary, sending one of their own to post a message on the noticeboard. He nails on the piece of parchment and walks away, a stern look across his face. People gather round to read what the stranger posted, it is an invitation to 'The Academy,' and says further information will be given upon arrival to the camp. The people that go would be in for a surprise, as this camp full of what seems to be hardened war veterans, is actually an academy for dancing. They teach ways of pacifism and expression of ones' feelings through the art of dance. -The Cover Up- An invitation is sent out to all of the noble families asking them to come to a ball that will be hosted by an unnamed Baron. The ball is to be held quite a distance away from the cities, in the Baron's own personal castle. On the night of the ball, almost all of those invited make their way to the castle. They are greeted politely and served food and beverages at their leisure. The host of the ball finally introduces himself as his guards bar the gates, preventing any exit that may be made. He tells them that they will remain his guests until the following morning, when they'll be allowed to return to their homes. Meanwhile, in the now deserted areas of Oren, slavers would be making their way through the city and to their destination. They are bringing their cargo through the city, and without anyone there, they'd make it through. At the castle of the ball, the host would try to keep the people feeling comfortable. He'd act as if nothing is wrong, despite the fact that his guards have already slayed a couple that tried to leave. (The couple would most likely be played by actors.) -The Recovery- A merchants caravan is traveling along the road, looking for places to sell its wares when it is ambushed by a group of bandits. The bandits take everything, leaving the people with nothing but the clothes on their backs. The group of people make there way to (generic city) and ask players for help, saying they'd be willing to give them a small reward if they can assist with getting back the stolen goods. Those that agree would go on an adventure to find the bandit hideout. Clues would be left here and there, gossipers (Team members) could tell them where they've heard the base is located, etc. Once there, the group of players would help those from the caravan take back the items from the bandits. (Basically, a fight where the bandits lose.) Once the items are found, a small reward is given to those who assisted them as a token of thanks. (Perhaps they are given something that can be linked to a future event?)

After thinking about it for a while, and rereading a lot of the points made by the current FM's, and yes, even Lym, I've decided to not re-apply for FM. Obviously I still need more time before I'm let back in, whether I am or not.