Dranday

Hmm, necromancy sounds... delicious.

I had spare time and made something like what I think the 'Meet the Scribe' would be like. Note it's not done and I just wanted to help out.

8/10 3 links, and an animated gif featuring what looks like a jar. Edit 9/10 informative tips on mageshadow takedowns, victory screeches, and how to discover man's greatest pain.

Banned because the rules don't allow me to ban someone above you, which would allow me to void all your bans and take the ban on James2k for banning me for having a ban with an explanation of more than 1 sentence. Ban.

Banned. No explanation necessary. Your hobbit picture, however, brings me joy... For this offense I will ban you for being banned. *kiss*

We here in Anthos still support this!

MC Name: Dranday Full RP Name: Dunii Race: Human Occupation: FrostShield Skype/Teamspeak (other means of communication): Teamspeak(?) Clan/Guild (Optional): FrostShield How do you know Ferron? (Optional): I do not What do you wish to achive in Vaerhaven? (Optional): I could not answer that if I tried.

Dunii sits on the assassin's perch, alone, reading any book he can find just to try and pass the time. He is starting to understand basic concepts of magic... though this information is useless in a non magic-user. Regardless, he finds the topic interesting and has begun reading about spells and how they work.

To be honest I assumed the answers to the Mystic Code would be through IG research, not ASCII-based OOC decoding. That threw me off by a lot.

Noticing the new requirements, Dunii scrawls a bit more on the bottom of the paper...

I understand that this isn't the most specific but... how does the buddylist work? How does it store the buddylists? Does it load the respective file as they log in? Is everyone in a massive database? Individual? Are the buddylists loaded once and stored in a massive array and then unloaded? I was talking with Telanir in the help chat but he left before I could absolutely BOMBARD him with questions. I thought here would be a good place to ask, since its more accessible to everyone.

Given name(RP name): Dunii (Skype name if you have one): True name(MC name): Dranday Race: Human Authentic magic user?(accepted magic user?): No (not yet!) What form of magic ye use?:See above Do ye seek adventure, knowledge, and companionship?: Yes, especially knowledge. Mageshield,Delver or Apprentice(if other detail)?: Mageshield For Mageshields only: Do ye swear solemnly to put your life upon the line to perserve that of your arcane brethren? I swear it. What combat skills have ye? Mainly sword, some bow.

I personally believe in evolution, and I think the universe began with something like this... The universe began as nothing. The boundary between turbulence and order (I think) was all that was anywhere. Anything could happen, so a small sea of particles formed. Around this sea formed a group of black holes. These sucked in the particles and spit them out in white holes (black hole-white hole theory is real, just can't remember its name, sadly). The universe began in many points all at once. The white holes formed at a static distance from the sea, forming a sphere. these particles flew outwards in every direction, forming the base of our universe. These particles bonded and ripped apart and bonded again. Again, and again, and again. A large hunk of molten rock draws smaller hunks of molten rock to it, adding to its mass. A small ball of gas is lit and starts combusting. The gas ball grows and the molten rock hunk is drawn into orbit. It orbits it for a while until something unexpected happens: it begins to cool. the small gas ball fails and is snuffed out. The somewhat cooled planet shoots forward, propelled by the previous orbit. Gasses collect in this planet's orbit and form a thin atmosphere. Over time enough gasses collect and a cloud-like shape of denser gas forms. A charge builds between the ground and gas until a lightning bolt goes off, giving the power to chemically form water. This process repeats for years. This planet nears the orbit of a sun and collides with a planet, its water supply cooling it rapidly before flying into orbit. This newly cooled planet with its new atmosphere begins to form clouds and lightning. One day a chemical reaction fueled by lightning formed a protein pool. A lipid pool formed under similar circumstances. All the components to a simple prokaryote formed and small bits got into a small group. That's where life started, fueled by that final bolt. EVENTUALLY, it became a smarter cell. It eventually formed a primitive RNA and formed some crappy DNA. Many MANY MANY MAANY thousands of years later enough accidental mutations with the crap cell dying out and starting over made it smart enough to produce more advanced membrane-bound organelles. Your biology class probably explained the rest. Enjoy!

But... but... I like clicking virus links. It's fun to massacre them with the command prompt or with my own special program.

I would enjoy if Dawn was running things like in the beginning. Good times... good times.

Was the server ping spammed? Syn flooded? Please, I wish to know!

About the DDoSers.. is there a way to block incoming pings to the server? Because the only DDoS I can think of off hand is: [CENSORED FOR OBVIOUS REASONS] and that runs off the fact that an IP allows pings. Can pings be blocked without breaking the server? EDIT: Maybe cap the amount of pings per second per computer and limit the size so that if it's too big it will not accept it?

Hate DDoSers. Also, would it be possible to modify the default port for both I/O to have one that is dedicated to I and one dedicated to O. Then you could have it so that the O port is a "one-way" door, if you see what I am saying. And for the I port, have it so that the bukkit (or whatever you are using) to only interpret commands from the chat... by which I mean lock the port to anything that isn't directly targeted at bukkit. Would that be possible? It could help. You can do some of these things in a windows control panel for networking, under advanced. Hope this is a decent idea, for what it's worth.