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Go for it. Major structures sure receive some form of preemptive warning or approval, due to warclaims and such.

With the current layout, you depicted a "Dark One," being able to teleport behind 2 men and kill them before they'd had chance to react. Then there's the direct quote, "The Dark One’s mastery of teleportation could hold answers to why there are here as well." Anyway, if the creatures are literally just Endermen mobs, there is no need for real clarification. The current headings, they would be considered mages due to their abilities, correct?

I don't have any real issue with this. I am a bit curious as to how far you see the lore effecting monsters though. Just to get a feel for effect scale. For example, tiny gecko going Godzilla. I doubt it's on that scale, but a range might be a good thing to expand on.

If the idea persists as is, I don't have any major issue. However, a sword adjusting to the user's preference wouldn't grant a massive advantage over the opponent. I do have another question, how long does it actually take the blade to alter to the user's preference?

If the, "Dark Ones," are to RPd by people, could you expand on their physical capabilities? How strong are they? How fast can they actually move? What limitations are presented for their teleportation? Do they have the ability to cleave plated limb? Etc.

Do you have the google doc? If needed, toss me a PM for full weaknesses.

It's fine to use a faceless village. I'd suggest speaking with someone people to find a liable reason for the village's destruction, as Orcish invasion is a perspective and mentality to avoid. It's EXTREMELY over used.

((He literally had a lot of us planning the mass funeral for the last few PKs, they're adding up. Keep it anyway, we need to bury our dead.

The bridge, now furthered damaged beneath mass weight, stands aside an awkward pulley system, it's wheels barely hanging in place and postings splintered about the the points of binding. The rock had shifted from it's pit amongst the river bed and was now placed atop a cart before the gates of the ministry. A note is pinned to the back of the cart and several Roses relax beside the cart, making crude gesture and insulting the situation at hand. The note reads as follows: Roses and the Ishikawa Dwarf lugged the stone in place. We'll be back for our claim in due time and we've shifted the horses required for cart theft of this behemoth object to prevent theft. Inform us of your findings, should any come to light. - Temp Thersist. White Rose, Decurion.

Temp Thersist halts, looking to the notification, several men standing in column behind him. He looks to the paper, eyebrow raised before turning and gesturing to the column, "You've a bit o' work! migh' be somethin' worth lookin' at 'ere. Sky rocks or.. somethin'... BAH, no ma'er." He turns, posting a small note reading: "White Rose. 250 Mina." beneath the original posting.

Temp shakes his head in disgust, coming across news of the guild's forming. He sighs, muttering to himself as he writes notice to the Emperor, "Seems we've twits tha' fail to understan' the purpose o' the Inquisition. Claim to be fightin' for Oren, but turnin' on the Emperor in the same motion. Damned foolish."

Admins and GMs are everywhere. I fail to see how their presence impacts anything, at all. They're not spawning in waves of crap for us and they don't do anything to give us the edge. How is this relevant, at all?

Except, the Dwarves don't have that much smaller of a playerbase. Not going to lie, like everyone, numbers are small until a PVP battle comes along. Then everyone seems to have 40 people to throw into the breach. The Dwarves have plenty of people and nearly equal numbers. We MIGHT thwart them by 10-15 people. And taking that notion into perspective, yes, war is not fair, so leave it as is. Just don't tweak anything, ever. There's OOC discussion and planning which retains it's RP angle. other than that, I'm not seeing any major OOC. We're not doing anything to pull numbers in, at all. Just letting things go as is. Failing to see the staff holding over this as well. Then again, I joined mid-Asulon, so, who knows?

Humanity isn't OP. Everyone is on even grounds. Something people seem to be forgetting, Humanity is where it is through effort. It wasn't just slapped on OOCLY. It wasn't just drawn on with little effort as a method to, "Flip the bird," to the other races .We've gotten where we are through RP. We manage relations, we take the time to plan and we make efforts to appease our playerbase while maintaining an atmosphere we like. Humanity is an easy groove to fit and seems to be one of the most welcoming.

One heart addition adds up when adjusted via weaponry. Wanna say that's the set-up right now and I think weapons act as multipliers compared to base damages. Not entirely sure, never cared to look into it. Could just be the plug-in's shift as well.

So, I'm not a big fan of the stuper buffs. Not going to lie, I'm not reading 10 pages of, "OMFG **** OREN, or OMFG THESE BUFFS MAN." So, looking at this a bit, Orcs could do some bonus damage, I'm entirely fine with that, but it also brings issue to light. Orcs are stonger, yes, but they're considerably bulkier and slower. If they get a buff in power, they need a nerf in speed. Dwarves are tough little midgets. They should be able to take a good hit, I would have just buffed their health but left everything else alone. Why? Humans have Iron Armed crossbows as well, thus the reason variations of the weapon require setting before use. Humans, the most adaptive of races, not going to lie.. I have no idea what I would give them as any real adjustment would probably unbalance everything. Elves, they're agile. I'd give them the edge with a bow, as steretype dictates and maybe a small boost to speed. Halflings, non-combat race. Probably wouldn't touch them. Leave as is. Kha, unarmed damage, positive someone has said this somewhere in here, claws. Even with all this taken into consideration, I would only give out extremely minor advantages. Nothing beyond half a heart in damage and 3 hearts in HP.

Acquired this object.

Temp points. For a moment, he remains stationary, almost akwardly. Abruptly, he begins to cackle.

Smirking, he looks to those about the room with him, "Keep track o' the 'eads fallen, aye? Doubt this will jus' be stumpies. When ye' 'ave 'ad time to match carcass to face, we'll 'ave their supporters to butcher."

Eyebrow raised, he folds the paper, shoving it into a bag beneath his tabard. Temp moves back to the ehad of the line, 3 figures in platemail, Sack of rocks slung over their shoulders arrive to the heel of the line. Each hunching over and struggling to breath. Muttering to himself, he turns directing the line onward, once again leaving the unoathed behind.