Secret Lizard President

Esch seems like he'd make a nice FM from my experience with him. Never had Esch talk down to me or act rude either, which is pretty cool. 

+1 for ya.

Maybe you should post statistics to back up these claims though, such as comparing the actual power of the bows with data to prove the claims. Simply saying something is true doesn't make it true, and even if it is true you're sure to be met with skepticism (and rightly so, because everyone should be skeptic of things to ensure the quality of information). Also you should include information regarding the durability and typing of the armour you imagine being worn in these situations as well. 

((Pretty sure brothels are banned now.))

(( I'll miss Kaz shooting minas from his pecks at me, which often resulted in my death. R.I.P. Kazo. ))

Look for Asus laptops (Not Acer, Asus. Acer is awful.) that run Windows.

Kal'Hudin has that deeper, lower sound to it that I think a dwarven kingdom's name should have. 

I'm not really pleased with the Badlands idea either to be honest. It's basically putting a PvP server area in an RP server, but we'll just have to see how it goes. 

Do any of your characters borrow personality traits from your real life self? And which so if they do?

Also, have you ever worn a kilt?

Welcome back to LotC, Auzem. It's been quite a while since we've last heard from you. We're glad you've returned. 

P.S., could you spoiler that signature if you don't mind? Thank you very much!

No offense but the top one is uglyyyyy. Go for #2.

I like Kal'Hudin.

Welcome to the server, fellow anime fan.

6/10

It looks like some lost-forgotten artifact. I don't quite understand the concept of it.

Random Homestuck.

Hello there.

9/10

I really like the style of the artwork. It's really cool.

9.5/10

I like it. It has a lot of detail and looks fantastic.

Hey, we share something in common. I'm awesome too.

I chose option 1, but I would like it changed a bit. I would very much like the original lore to be a myth, but to allow some divinities, if the lore is ever provided, to take part in the world such as how Iblees and Aeriel did in Aegis.

People like to use God and divinities to explain things, and I think that would be a great way to look at the original lore as well. The Iblees curse could just be evolution, and Aeriel and Iblees could be gods themselves, not just aengul and daemons, who knows? Maybe there are less powerful divinites, like the Wandering Wizard, about? I think having non-canon gods interspersed with actual, lore-founded divinites here and there, with appropriate lore and admin permission, would be the best course of action.

((It's a joke post. If you're dead tomorrow then why would you even care about your characters being dead? Derp.))

WTB Halfling fireworks.

10/10

B/c Dirk was willing to kill himself to prevent his own friends' deaths and to keep his group of friends moving forward through their Sburb session. Takes a badass to decapitate themselves without hardly any hesitation to save those he loves.

8/10

Chibi art by Urara is always nice, but the hand adjusting her glasses always messes with my mind a bit.

As for the visions in the woods, it's a pretty standard Native American tradition. I'll add more though later.

That's exactly what I meant though. Couldn't their version of it be a bit more interesting? I mean, it's a cool tradition on its own, but I'm sure you could make it even better w/ a bit of fantasy spice to it.

This doesn't really need a poll. It's not a new race or sub-race, it's just a culture. You can jump right into role-playing this as far as I know. Just get the players for it, and ask your friendly, local spiderman lore-masters and admins to make sure.

The weaponry does seem a bit advanced for an Indian-like tribe of people though.

the ballistae and folding ladder

Maybe make the part about going into the woods and having a vision more unique too? Seems kind of... normal.