Aengoth

"Silleh slanties at it 'gain." -Aengoth

Aengoth labors over scrolls and papers as he grumbles "Per'aps t'is will be a sudden c'ange in tah paf' ove tah dwedmar er jus' anot'er small bump along t'ere paf'. Let moight make w'ichever soide roight as is tah warriors way. Rat'er I see tah proof ove w'ich is greater t'en 'ave it screamed at meh by simple moinded politicians." ((Translation))

(( A few issues arise when giving two people the same amount of power. -They can slow down any form of progress to a standstill by constantly requiring the Senate to break deadlocks. -Communication between dwarves and other races can become increasing complicated with multiple figures communicating. We had this issue during the Lord system which result in a few misunderstandings that were difficult to resolve. -Even a minor slip in communication between the two can result in massive mistakes (eg: One Consul giving away the land that the other already gifted to a separate group.) -Could result in one being undermined constantly in any effort they make. ​-Would require the two to have the same goals and similar methods of handling. -What happens if one leaves/steps down, do we then hold a vote to replace them or do we return to the previous system, is it then correct to undermine the winner for this particular election and not maintain the system or do the dwarves then create a entirely new system. -How would the next consul seat be decided, by inheriting from the previous or by a new vote. Issues with inheriting is that an unfavorable individual could potentially get a Consul seat. Issues with voting is if the dwarves ever hit another time of instability we could be holding elections nearly every two weeks (1 month dwarf kings again). So many issues can arise from trying to make such a compromise that first need to be addressed before such an idea is suggested again. If dwarves were to split the leadership position in two then it would likely result in a hold system as the two would be likely to each want to govern there own town (Not necessarily these two, but any in the future assuming such a system is kept). Implementing a hold system then is a completely different debate that has been going on for a long time. As of now until the appropriate clarifications are made with your suggestion Consuls would not work without requiring a massive amount of work. While in theory it sounds all nice and fair there are similar systems that would work much better then Consuls that are currently being rejected by the majority of the dwarven community. ))

Aengoth cries himself to sleep

"Damn son." -Aengoth

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An old dwarf salutes the returned elder.

Aengoth grumbles "Seems foine enuff but I doubt its of original make. Whome'er made it was tryin' tah catch a 'igher proice by usin' tah w'oite rose emblem."

Feral gobo's who actually do leg day? Jokes aside what do you hope to see come about these creatures if they were implemented?

Asides from fast travels what sort of scenarios do you hope to see the Bokolo's emerge in? Also, don't we already have Chocobo's lore accepted on lotc (not the kha variant), perhaps a LM or past LM may know if such already exists.

"mirtok no" -aengoth states

Unique benefits and exclusivity are not always a problem. Plenty of "neutral" magics and various other groups exist that can fill any gap created by runesmithing (such as enchanting or evocations if you're interested in the elemental aspects).

Skimmed over it so sorry if this was answer already. Will Divine, Elemental and Golematic all be treated as separate subtypes within runesmithing (similar concepts used within shamanism and druidism) or is it simply a system for organizing the runes catalog?

Being a soft clan father by not disowning these two and trapping them in a burning clan hall (jk) Giving Valen Grandaxe Paragon specifically for the Articles of Urguan instead of just tossing that specific detail under the rug when I made him Paragon.

-1 Needs quite a bit of work to even pull itself away from being indistinguishable from other various types of magic. Further it seems very cut and dry which doesn't allow much room for creativity that other individuals could attempt to bring within it.

Decide who learns it based on RP. Everyone isn't entitled just because they exist on the server, they need legitimate RP reasoning to be taught including being considered by a teacher.

So much cringe.

A old solider walks in wearing a rusted suit of armor of the Gendarmes. "I was not present to defend m'lord when the Imperium fell."

Bruh, seriously?