Llir

Changed Status to Accepted

Changed Status to Under Review

Declined

As the attack to place on Holm/High Rock land, and not Nevaria, the CB is invalid.

Moved to completed blacklists.

Accepted. Please be mindful of others when doing Villain RP, as further violations will result in longer blacklists, or bans.

I have checked the build and chest access logs of the location, and it shows activity over the past week. The CB for abandonment is thus denied. For the other CB, message me on Discord any evidence and I will pass it along to the war team.

Moved to completed.

Hi, I am aware you made this appeal several days ago and have been messaging me, however it is our policy not to review appeals until the listed date, especially for shorter blacklists, and that date is today. I have reviewed the appeal and I am glad you realize what you did was wrong and have apologized to the players involved. However, reading the body of your appeal I think you missed the reason you were blacklisted, or do not understand why what you were doing was against our rules. Your character being stubborn and wishing to aggravate the same group is perfectly fine, so long as you do so within the server rules and keep it in RP. I believe that you had kept it in RP and at no point did I think you were OOCly targeting this group, however in your actions you broke other rules as mentioned above. Thus, this would have fallen under this section of the blacklist guidelines: You were partaking in something known as "raid baiting" - where you camp outside a settlement on raid cool-down for the purpose of provoking the players inside for combat. This rule is outlined in our raid rules. You had done this at the smaller settlement the day I issued the blacklist, and were partaking in similar tactics the prior day in the Dominion capital. Raid cool-downs exist for a reason, and finding ways to skirt around them can be damaging to the enjoyment of other players on the server, and makes things difficult for moderation staff. Villainy rules also dictate that you must put actual effort into the roleplay. Running up to the settlement, shouting profanities, and then running away is not the standard of rolepaly we uphold on this server, and does not contribute anything for the other side, and could even be considered trolling. This appeal is denied. I encourage you to read these comments and reflect on the rules you broke. Please appeal again when you understand the reasons you were blacklisted.

Alright, this will be simple and to the point: Major healing is for injuries like losing a limb, losing function of some body part, major wounds, etc. Silent Monks can no longer heal, they can only revive on death. When revived from death, any injuries you sustained leading up to your death will be reversed (same time frame as memory loss). Certain magics can now do major healing as monks could (tentative on specifics from respective lore holders). Ascended, clerics, necromancers, alchemy, monks of moon sect. Druids: Spoke with Jaeden - I don't think this would apply to druids, as their healing is more so herbalism so fixing major injuries isn't really in line with that. Paladins: Spoke with Conspirator - healing is already a very small part of Paladin lore and not very powerful - "We can barely heal broken bones" - so this would not be an option for them. Alchemy: Spoke with Dunstan - It already has lore for this, they would also be able to bypass the limit noted below. Red line: After (one, two?) week(s) the major injuries are permanent (except through alchemy). NB: Yes I know certain people who like consequence in RP will say "just remove major healing entirely" well right now monks can do it anyways I'm just suggesting transferring the abilities to magic users so that rather than someone saying "I got it fixed at the monks" they actually have to go find a healer and RP it. The reality is that revival and healing are a very ingrained part of our server right now so trying to remove it would be a s**tshow and requires much more debate and work than this change, which would create some dynamic RP. This would at least require effort and would increase the amount of permanent injuries as some people won't bother to seek a healer, won't be able to do it in time, and can no longer BS monk healing at a later date. The point of this thread is not to debate if the server should have major healing, but just if it is better to have it done by players rather than monks. EDIT: After reading the comments I see the point some people are making regarding a necessity of monks, so I would now suggest that Monks can still do major healing, but you actually have to go out and find a "Moon Sect" monk as per this post, rather than just saying "the monks fixed it", just the main point of all of this is to make it so people have to actually RP to get major things healed!

Name: LargeMagnum Reason: Repeated raid-baiting after warning, providing poor/low-effort villainy/banditry roleplay (Moderation staff can PM me for additional information) Conditions of blacklist: 10 days, appeal required on or after May 31 to continue with villainy roleplay. Edit: Additionally, killing livestock while a settlement is on raid cooldown.

good changes, will help my coup plans +1

I've read it - and if the LT allows every sub-race to be defined based off minor physical differences than we would have 100s of sub-races. Sub-races need to be very well defined, distinct differences. The LT should be focusing on condensing the current amount of sub-races based on larger variations, not expanding them based on small variants.

Cultures are not sub-races. One of my biggest mistakes was allowing player cultures to influence the in-game race selection.