Treshure

You make a point there, but honestly we can point figures and virtue signal all day long. The problem Dewper is trying to illustrate is that the staff were ignoring the very standards they've set out for the server. Staff inconsistency deserves a greater spotlight than player inconsistencies - simply because they can affect people a great deal more. Same thing with the iMattyz ban - first us, then you. I'm not trying to defend that screenshot, but don't miss the point.

The Sleetfells Fields were a grisly sight. Broken banners lay like spears in the snow, strewn amongst countless corpses and battered shields. Dead Haense-men laid in droves, slaughtered in a mechanical and ruthless fashion. Yet this battle was not without duel losses. In the pile of bannermen, an occasional Camel Bandit was seen; juggernauts felled by the sheer number of opposition. Narrow victory though it was, the mercenaries had emerged victorious. The surviving Camel Bandits had taken to lick their wounds in a nearby keep, drinking in the glory of the recent battle. The harem would soon have her crown, and the bandits their glory and coin. All seemed well in the world. Until the ravens arrived. -- “...sworn fealty,” sneered Cedric Estermont, tearing the parchment in a furious grip, “to the King of the Crows.” He paced in front of his seated companions; sat by him the motley band of warriors and sell-swords. “How many brothers died to see her cause through?” he muttered. Cedric eyed the assembly, seeing the familiar glint of rage and betrayal behind their battle worn faces. He let the news slip into a nearby fire. “All so that she could be a lady of Haense.” Cedric turned to the men, who had now risen to his words. “No longer will we be pawns to sate the feuds of Southerners. No longer will we be robbed the jewel of the South.” Swords began to pound into their shields with a cry that filled the frigid southern air. “Camel Bandits, we go to war.” CBs: Enemy of the Nation - Minor Freebuild Takeover Side A (Attackers): Camel Bandits Side B (Defenders) : County of Mehran (Freebuild) Proposed Date & Time: July 28, 2018 @ 3PM EST Proposed Rules: All server rules apply. Location: Discord: Treshure#1981, Blago#8194

Is there a limit on how many doors you can lockpick a day/during a raid, for example?

whoa I actually remember you A lot has happened since but you can still play an old character.

The Maer applauds this astonishing achievement of industry!

Arcann ponders the many times elvenkind has rallied to Humanity's cause and defended them from orcs and dwarves - in severe and dire times. He says, "hmmmmmmmmm"

IGN(s): Treshure Age 18 Timezone PST Discord: Treshure#1981 What map did you join during?: Anthos Do you have access to a Microphone? Yes Average Daily Play Time? 1-2 hours. Weekends will be double that. I try and find time every day. Have you held any LotC staff position(s) before? If so, for how long?: AT, GM, ET, and briefly Wiki (in it's earlier stages). ET was on and off for around a year. AT was briefly a month before 2 months as a GM. I left the position due to IRL complications. Do you have prior history in any forms of moderation? I work as a manager at my family's seasonal festival. I coordinate employee's schedules, making sure everything is accommodated as well as planning layouts for the events that we have there. I also work as a manager for a Christmas Tree Lot, taking about a dozen salesmen under my wing and making sure they are all properly trained in the various workings around the business. Why do you want to join the GM Team?: Same reason as I listed for AT application - I have a deep passion for the server, and I wish to express it in the ways I deem most helpful. I'm not going to spam apps to try and gain some position of power. I think AT and GM are the positions that suit my capabilities best. I'm efficient, dedicated, and innovative when it comes to dealing with the playerbase and helping moderate the server. I'm not an uppity guy on the rise trying to impress his betters - rather, I'm a seasoned veteran of the server who knows the ins and outs of how the playerbase operates. I can bring that knowledge to the table and help in the ways I best can. I'm coming off a pretty long ban, so I know my chances with this are slim. GM or not, I'm going to continue to prove my dedication to the playerbase. I just felt that I'd give this a shot because I genuinely do believe I could net a positive impact on the team. I might have had qualms in the past with the team, but I've set them aside and hope it is reciprocated. I just want to help out. Have you applied for this position before and been denied? If so, link the application: A bunch of times - all of them lost throughout the years. Its been about four denials over three years, I think. Anything else you want to tell us?:

more experienced than any other fm goon cares about the environment cares about asians what else can you say about the guy? +1

That would be Sushi Shaders.

LAND OF THE ELVES = =

Minecraft Name Treshure Discord Treshure#1981 Timezone PST Describe your knowledge on the descendant races Over five years of roleplaying primarily Elves and Humans, though I've dabbled quite a lot in Dwarves (authored Beardmancy) and Orcs (wrote early Dark Shaman lore). I can say with confidence I know each one extensively - well enough to assist the new players who might join them. Describe your knowledge on other pieces of lore that you believe to be relevant As a history nerd, I enjoy tuning in to the history of each subrace and what drives them to what they are today. My levels of expertise lie in with the Humans and Elves but I cover all four major races. I've also been involved with the magic community for an extensive period of time. I was involved in the rewrites and second generation lore proposals for Fi'hiiran'tanya as well as creating the now defunct Beardmancy. Over the span of five years, I've learned the ins-and-outs of the server. Detail what drives you to become a member of the application team I've always had a soft spot for new players since I've joined this server. My first staff position was an AT - cut short after 2 months after being promoted to GM. The most pure experiences come from new players - I really enjoy helping them explore the world of LotC and witnessing their first few moments of awe and complete infatuation that only a new player could conjure. Since the most basic levels have been covered, over the years I've written several Roleplay guides to help assist newer players to advancing and improving their roleplaying skills on LotC. As of recently I've released three new guides on achieving a higher understanding of roleplay - with more on the way as well. I've a strong drive to take eager new players and transition them into comfortable niches within the LotC community. Provide an alternate way to assisting new players apart from reviewing applications One of the most jarring things for new players is just logging in. The medium is vastly different and the mechanics are awkward and confusing to begin with. What I've always have done is take new players straight from Cloud Temple and try and transition them into the nation that they belong/ideally would fit in. Along the way, introducing them to common roleplay scenarios so that they get a feel for what is happening in the server around them. I also strongly believe in guides. Again, the transition should be buttery smooth - new players should have every single resource available to them to adjust and get better at playing the server. I've been a big proponent of Tutorial Island, briefly teased in Athera but never released. I'd always personally extend an offer to new players as an old AT to be in touch with me if they should ever desire a friend to play with. Just knowing one person can introduce you to new communities and change your trajectory on the server forever. Beyond being an AT, I believe in being a friend. I don't want to be a faceless person who looks over an application, checks off some marks, and sends them on their merry way. I want to walk them through the process, A-Z. Survey the application process and provide any possible improvements which could be made I can't say I have any immediate suggestions to the process itself. It's improved leaps and bounds since I was an AT - the whole process is streamlined with a New Player Discord to add. I'd try and smooth out the path after they are accepted - a Tutorial Island to run through and tighter networking with nation recruiters/leaders to prevent lost new players. But I digress, this is straying from the process of strictly applying. Provide any additional information that you believe is needed I've been banned a lot, and you're probably going to take that into account. I'm not a malicious guy - the bans were a result of careless behavior in the past. Those days are well behind me. I hope you consider me for this team. Tell a joke Why is Peter Pan always flying? He neverlands.