ski_king3

[!] Missives are hung throughout the lands of the Dominion, and only the Dominion, scribbled in a manner indicating they were written quickly and furiously. [!] To my fellow citizens of the Dominion of Malin, In all likelihood, you do not know me. My name is Laethis II Elverhilin of the Ihelia Seed, and I am a resident of Norseth'onn concerned by the recent proclamation. I know not of the circumstances leading to the Dominion's status as a Protectorate beneath the Holy Orenian Empire, only of the dissatisfaction of the mali I have managed to speak to on the matter. I am neither old nor wise, yet one need not be to understand the folly of this choice. Too many times have elves become the puppet of man, and too many times has it earned us little more than hardship and strife. War brews throughout the realm, and it is my belief that we must stand apart from those who seek to domineer over us. We are elves, and we must not find ourselves beholden to men. If there are any other like-minded elves of the Dominion reading this, I encourage you to join me. I wait in the public tavern of Norseth'onn, the city which I call home. And to those who would oppose me, know that I remain here unarmed, and seeking no quarrel, only to gather with my elven brethren to express our discontent. May Malin guide us, Laethis II Elverhilin of the Ihelia Seed

Laethis II shakes his head upon hearing this, lips curling into a small scowl. "Incompetence. True incompetence."

Amen.

While Asulon (and presumably Aegis) had a skill system, I would argue that I by and large preferred that one. At least at the time, it made professions feel meaningful and tied to the RP of one's characters, and when it went, professions pretty much totally left the realm of RP. That being said, I think a big part of that was just because there was so much less stuff in Minecraft five years ago, in terms of number of blocks. But regardless, the system was much simpler, and wasn't overly prohibitive for new players.

I think creating incentives to play less popular races is a good and positive endeavor and also that using PVP buffs as a means to achieve that end is a truly horrible idea. I liked Telanir's constellation system personally, give all characters the same buff options and let them choose.

Just about every player has someone they would prefer as an owner to Tythus, and just about every player would be up in arms if the person they didn't prefer purchased the server. The day Tythus sells is the day the server truly dies.

Seems neat

You can still make sub-forums in the clubs with leader. Or at least I've been able to.