-Max-

MC Name: maxthebeast11 Duty you'd like to apply for: Terraforming Concepts: I'm admittedly adept at making above ground ruins and some specific biomes such as swamps and floodplains. I hope to get on the server to apply my knowledge! Other works: My link (these are my most recent works. Also, lots of trouble getting more than one picture onto the post, so please see the link for my concept art.) Do you have teamspeak?:(Microphone not required.) Yes, but I am without a microphone. EDIT: I created a sample of what I would wish to build on the 3.0 server regarding ruins and swamps so please refer to the link once more if you've already reviewed this app.

I never got the chance to meet you personally, so I'm not in a position to judge. However, from what I hear, if you were anything less than the creator of the server then you would most likely be kept away. I look forward to seeing what you can do for the server again, good luck!

Alai walks to a poster and grunts his approval, departing back to his home to send a bird.

*Posted in the cloud temple and arethor is an brightly colored poster splayed across notice boards* People of Asulon! those who would seek the cheap wares in ways of arrows will be pleased to know that I am selling quivers at only 200 minas each! I have six stacks in my possession. You may send me a bird at Tahnaki castle, or leave a response below and where we may meet. -Alai Mortis

((back then? what is back then? I just put "Back then" into a google search and "Asulon" didn't come up :-(

*adds a response beneath the post* I will purchase five chickens with half a stack of iron. Contact me by bird at Tahnaki -Alai Mortis

*a NEW large blue and brown poster is nailed onto boards on top of the old one, around Arethor and the Cloud Temple, advertising arrows and bandages with bright ink.* It reads... "Warriors, medics, and the mix... If you seek the supplies which you so direly need, look no further than this poster. I, Alai Mortis, am prepared to supplement the peoples of Asulon with finely crafted arrows and professionally made bandages. *below are the prices, the interval between the lines of text divided by a crudely drawn scene of men fighting, arrows flying, and medics treating wounds.* NEW PRICES~ Arrows~250 minas per quiver.(200 minas per quiver if more than one quiver is bought. 6 quivers remaining.) Bandages~7 minas per.(55 bandages remaining) Please leave your remarks and purchase requests on the empty space provided by this poster, or pin them below. (you may also send me a bird with reservations for future supplies of arrows.)

*a new stylish note is hung up on the present posters.* "New low prices on all bandages, as well as a large amount of arrows ready to be purchase soon! we are expecting at least six full quivers, the first to respond with an offer for them receives an extra quiver for free!"

*Alai walks up to a poster in Arethor, unpinning the couple of responses, pulling out Guillemont's* "Hm, a confrontation might've been easier, though I haven't seen him in a few days..." *Alai writes on his poster, moving to the ones at Cloud Temple to do the same* "All quivers are sold out. Please check frequently for more offers! -Alai Mortis"

(( please follow the instructions on the post so I can read your response in rp :-)

*a large blue and brown poster is nailed onto boards around Arethor and the Cloud Temple, advertising arrows and bandages with bright ink.* It reads... "Warriors, medics, and the mix... If you seek the supplies which you so direly need, look no further than this poster. I, Alai Mortis, am prepared to supplement the peoples of Asulon with finely crafted arrows and professionally made bandages. *below are the prices, the interval between the lines of text divided by a crudely drawn scene of men fighting, arrows flying, and medics treating wounds.* Arrows~250 minas per quiver.(200 minas per quiver if more than one quiver is bought. 3 quivers remaining.) Bandages~7 minas per.(55 bandages remaining) Please leave your remarks and purchase requests on the empty space provided by this poster, or pin them below. (you may also send me a bird with reservations for future supplies of arrows.)

(( I thought the warclaim wasn't accepted yet? ))

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As if new players won't take advantage of this, destroying our world? we can hope... keeping the world unprotected is a bad idea.

*a poster is hung in Arethor and the Cloud Temple.* Hail, seekers of interesting objects of rarity and mystery! I have, through my hunting, acquire a white object shaped like a sphere from a Ghast. I forget the name of such things, though I have seen them and their appropriate prices from traders before. So, please put a response here offering an appropriate sum of money for this item and I will give it to the highest bidder. -Alai Mortis Note: it is in my right to refuse any low bids, however I will be very lenient in the price I accept.

*pins a quick response on top of the banner* I have plenty of loads of cobblestone in my convenient reach. Please tell me how much you would like, and we may sort out a deal. -Alai Mortis

Alai laughs quietly to himself, watching as the servants drag the body away. He turns back to his plate, compiled of boar and sundry other foods, his laughing escalating in volume. "How foolish, to have made a scene. I would have cared just as much, were he to rot on his own." Alai says not loudly to the people closest to him at the table, his jaw tightening as he recounts the grief that Flay had brought upon him years ago.

I noticed a few places on the map where Bism had correct borders compared to Deco's map. Either way, they're both beautiful.

Alai had no reason to pretend occupied as the situation across the table became tense. He turned his head, inclining it slightly to face Alexander as the man rose is a clamor, furiously insulting his brother. Replacing his posture with a straight back, he looks to Aerios with a rueful shrug, then turns to give the conflict his full attention as his wine glass rattles.

Alai opens his mouth to give a departing comment, however the Prince swiftly intervenes in a reply to his brother. With no intentions to stay as hostilies escalate, Alai retreats to his seat, giving an unseen nod to Alexander, and a quick one as he passes the man's wife. Alai held some unspoken sympathy for Alexander's wife. How the woman could muster compassion in the company of the dark and cynical fortress of angry thoughts that was her husband, he could not comprehend. However, he thought that she would soon become a topic of the debate that had sparked to life between the two nobles beside her. Slumping back into his seat, he keeps his ears intrigued in their conversation, although his eyes seem occupied. That is what Alexander is, isn't he? Alai thought, accepting another glass of wine without fully knowing what he was doing. Alai saw no possible way to penetrate those emotionless eyes that seemed to simply sit far in his sockets. Out of all of the information he had on the Prince, no weaknesses were exposed orally or through text, and much less so in the flesh.

"1. When you eat food in real life it's not like you get healthy instantly. 2. In what world do medic supplies not help cure illness and wounds. 3. There is no option to keep the shop plugin because, as Vaq said in the post, its bugged." Edward Tarus Answers: 1. No, it takes time. This is a game and these things are sped up to make it playable. After all, hunger strikers take weeks and often months to die from hunger in RL. With this proposal, you can now die from hunger within a day or two in LoTC (even with the 50% depletion decrease), so it makes sense that food recovers your health faster too. 2. Bandages help stop blood flow and prevent infection. They do not 'heal' you. Time and nutrition does. I've no issue with a 'wound' system that needs specific potions or medicine to fix. But nutrition and time are the no. 1 factors in healing. First aid generally prevents a worsening of a wound, but it doesn't 'heal' you. I just don't like unrealism coming into LoTC when it's really not needed. 3. Many would prefer a buggy shop system (I've personally had little issue with it, and I role play someone who has 15 autoshop chests) than NONE AT ALL. Removing serves absolutely no beneficial purpose in my opinion. It just makes the economy disappear. I live in Ireland. I cannot always stay up until 3 am to roleplay selling bread to someone. People should remember than a shop plugin greatly benefits us 'off-peak' players, and a buggy one is better than nothing. -moglets In what world do people go without food for months and survive/have full functionality? it's not like minecraft avatars are distracted by their hunger, or can not move because of starvation. If you want the full realism of this, then make it so that we only have to eat once a day IRL, and receive negative effects on all of our skills when we go hungry.

"Do this. People should not be skilled in multiple random areas, as it makes no sense. How would a Knight, who has trained in the art of combat all his life, be mastered in two completely different skills with the 175 credits he has left over? Or how would a peasant farmer, be skilled with a sword, if he's lived as a slave off the land, knowing only to kill the odd beast that gets into his farm? It would also stop people from having skills coupled together like mining/blacksmithing. People need to stop overpowering their characters." Youre talking about overpowering, however we're giving every available combat skill in LoTC to one individual who has role played training for one. What do our new members say? if they want to be a warrior (like 50% do) then will their bio say "My father taught me the skills of swordsmanship,archery,wrestling,and axe mastery."?