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Haha ok, TIL that learning a magic IRP, then teaching it to your race IRP = stealing lore @Dakirennis you dirty lore stealing fiend!

I guess cause it would be redundant to have two magics, one for each race, that accomplish basically the same thing? Isnt it simpler to have one magic that is used by two groups and differs slightly between them

They do have their own **** man And it is based on the moon, their main spirit is Luara, the moon spirit. However, to commune with Luara, and their ancestors (who they venerate) they use the same shamanic magics orcs use.

Cool. Spiritual worship is also Dark elf culture. Aspect worship is Wood Elf culture. Canonism is human culture. Runesmithing and Golemancy are Dwarven culture. What do all of these things have in common? none of them are OOCly restricted or racelocked. Isn’t that nice

Yeah elven culture, especially wood elves, has always been heavily druidic influenced. We still haven’t demanded OOCly that no other race can learn druidism and that the magic should be race-locked though, so my point stands

How is it hypocritical? I incorporated druidism into elven culture, yes. I didn’t then demand that all non-elf druids had to give up their magics, and druidism had to be racelocked for elves only On that thread, instead of focusing on taking **** away from people, the orcs can focus on making their own shamanism more compelling/interesting

Dark elves have made shamanism part of their culture for 3-4 years now and its even in their origin lore and yall still whinging about it to this day. Shamanism isnt racelocked and hasnt been for awhile.

WTF I hope your bubble tea pearls are forever undercooked and stick to your teeth and your You Tiao is forever soggy

You laugh now, but next I’m going to write 5000 words worth of bird people lore and convince the LT to make it playable like I did with the monkeys just to **** with all of you

The line between the “RP” and “In between” communities is pretty blurred lol. “In-between” is a super vague term. And the people who said they’re part of the RP community may not have any problem with PVPing when they have to. I mean, I armour up and PVP when my city gets raided, but I voted as part of the RP group. Meanwhile, someone else exactly like me could use that logic to say “Well I guess I PVP sometimes, so I’m in-between” I think the only clear thing here is that ultimately the people who are only here to PVP are a small minority.

I PVP when called upon to do so, does that make me a PVPer?

"Woops, did we accidentally vassalize Haelun'or again?"

@Narthokit's stunning how you selectively implement changes to your rules to give us the illusion of "listening to feedback" while ultimately refusing to budge on the core pieces of your agenda no matter how many people speak out against it

I do, I'd finally be free

I can't believe after a poll where a majority of people voted for player caps you still decided to go with no player caps