Noahjam325

((I know, but that fight between each individual is still titled "Rex Klomp."))

((You actually can't just give him Rex. He'll have to fight the other Wargoths for it like a normal Rex Klomp.))

Steps forward next to his brother. Hosh sumash blah'd id. Id dizgustin' tu nub peep diz settled in 'reena klomp.

Lets out a disgruntled grunt and follows Blawharag.

I think the biggest help in the immediate future would be a skill reset.

Pillage Claims only require a 3 day warning.

I feel like the questions shouldn't be updated, because it catches people. I actually prefer the questions being outdated or ridiculous because they show how creative the applicant can be. Just as an example, I will even bring up my very old VA which had one of my favorite questions ever. http://www.lordofthecraft.net/forum/index.php?/topic/22069-gragarns-villain-application/ Another good example from another orc VA. http://www.lordofthecraft.net/forum/index.php?/topic/21623-blawharags-villain-app-reposted/

((He needs to bring me my damn bacon money.))

((I would be grateful he's even trying as one of the few blacksmiths we have, considering he's now working 2 jobs while trying to still provide support on the application team, magic team, and now the increased difficulty in acquiring weapons.))

1. They speak the blah and can have tusks. They are not actually descendant from Elves, that is just a folktale. 2. Goblins are smaller and less muscular than regular orcs, so they rely more on agility than strength. But that doesn't mean kung-fu. That usually just means the ability to dodge and run away. Their strength is their ability to just weasel out of situations, or use their ingenuity. They are also very durable as they are commonly used as toys by regular orcs. A goblin would make weapons in a similar manner to any other race. You would most likely have a workshop scaling to the size on what you're working on. Whether it be a siege workshop or a workbench. Generally Goblins will RP building like any other race (but in an orcish manner and technology for orcish culture) and then showcase this to the Warnation. Whether it be through an event or forum post. 3. Not I. 4. Generally goblins share the same culture orcs do. They like to "klomp" or help "klomp" but just usually do it in indirect ways. Gragarn also likes to carry Goblins and throw them around. They are basically just smaller, more intuitive, and more durable orcs.

So Oren will need to sit and wait in Oren until the bird is sent, then they have to actually spend the travel time to Alras.

((I think the potential for "allies" creates RP opportunity in and of itself. I feel the other races should be trying to use RP and diplomacy to weasel their way in.))

I recommend you just do that in-character and learn about the culture through your actions.

I am really interested in this new "race" or faction, or whatever you would call it. It's one of the few that actually seems to stave off PvP. You're actually rewarded for not just jumping to combat. The roleplay possibilities are pretty huge.

So instead of flooding this Warclaim with comments (which just inhibits the Warclaim process) you go to the support and feedback forum and suggest some ideas? This is the reason there are separate forums in the first place. This discussion doesn't belong in a Warclaim. Go create a thread in support and feedback and start a real discussion about your feelings on the current rules and guidelines. That's the best way to go about getting something changed. You can disagree with the current rules, but they are the rules. You're just impeding the current process with these back and forth posts. They don't belong in Warclaims, they belong in support and feedback. The rules are the rules, that doesn't mean you can't change them, but you try to change them while following them.

This thread has gone by so fast I doubt Mogroka has even seen it. It's only been up for less than day. He has until the listed attack date to get it approved. As to all this magic stuff. You can't use magic without it being approved first. If you just show up as a witch and start flinging spells, then it's considered powergaming. You need to make a well-developed post about your magic in the suggestions forum, and then have the magic team accept it.

He also listed using it for a system of escape tunnels. He clarified on the previous page.

Gragarn am da Hellghaash Goth!

((Kheshig Reports aren't for OOC discussions. This will be the only warning.))

Nub. Sownd like wazte of resourcez. Resourcez fur da War Uzg.

((Blawharag and I each donated over 100 Sandstone stacks to the Warnation during the rebuilding of Sanhar and Sanjezal. I might have to try and break that record.))

((So where will the designated Sandstone mines be, and how do we get perms for them?))

I heard Pok jumped ship. So does this mean the tournament is canceled?

I ask "Why does it have to be capital?" Why does the capital need to be moved and why can't we just use a similar system that we used to have? Like I already used in my examples, Sanjezal was almost never used in Aegis. It sat for a month or more in limbo doing literally nothing. Then we renovated the city and it got some fun use, but the vast majority of roleplay still took place around Sanhar and Fort Krug. I'm not saying we just abandon Strigzgoi, I agree we should still use it for events. That's why I feel fast travel is the best immediate solution. I would absolutely love if all the nations just moved closer to each other. But that's a large task that not even the GM's can fix alone. Especially considering Vaq used the idea to troll us on April 1st.

I feel Urara also made an excellent point that I didn't cover. We can do both. That's one of the reasons I loved Thore's idea. Setting up an arena in the new camp (or anywhere with fast travel) would make arena fights actually possible. Just klomping with each other can attract the attention of others and create RP. Going back to my previous example, it happened all the time in Aegis.