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Your words are noted Gaius, at least by many players. Thank you for being respectful about it.

Trevor begins to clap softly, smiling from under his hood and murmuring to himself. "Ya did good, fella'."

All replies are taken down, and the notices are refreshed throughout Anthos.

But I love it when fecal matter whips through the air riding along 50mph winds...

Word spreads quickly throughout Oren. Trevor catches heed and grins to himself. "Bastard."

The postings are not yet removed, and refreshed in some places.

The parchment and ink are both of average quality, and the handwriting is neat, and even rather impressive for such a notice. "Offering my services as a bodyguard or sellsword. Leave a letter with this notice and your name attached at the Cloud Temple, and you will be contacted."

... Quality RP doesn't attract players, not relative to other things. Especially not new players and less mature players. Power, winning, and sometimes trolliness attract player. Sure, you can find fantastic RPers in all the nations, probably an equal amount in Oren, Malinor, Adunia, with the dwarves and orcs, etc... but what attracts the masses is being the only safe option left.

I think this is a great idea. However, I've noticed a common problem with events on LotC, and that is this: It seems as though all large-scale events, no matter who they're organized by, are directed at players of more politically-involved characters. Characters with heavy ties to Oren, Malinor (yes, I know it's part of Oren now), the Dwarves, the Orcs, and some independent nations. Rarely does it involve the masses: nameless peasants, criminals, merchants, laborers, artisans, adventurers, and others who don't have their names written on fancy plaques in halls or above palace rooms. Even mages and monks are often left out of the fun. I'd like to see more events that target people who might not have access to shining plate armor and piles of money and land. I'd like to see people other than those with a shiny crown or a fancy title leading the charge for fame, gold, glory, or even survival. Just my two cents.