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Kalina Lander Nicknames: N/A. Age: ~18 Gender: Female Race: Half-Elf Status: Alive, happy. Height: 5'4 Body Type: Slender, yet sturdy. Eyes: Dark, stormy ocean blue. Hair: Brown. Skin: Pale. Health: Healthy. Personality: During combat, it seems as if she turns into another person. She is calm, relaxed and dead serious pre-combat, during, and after combat. Outside of combat, she's somewhat shy and reserved, although will interact if she's utterly bored. Inventory: Longsword, Composite bow, Vis', minor armor. Alliance/Nation/Home: Alras/Kaphro. Job/Class: Shadow of Damien Basileus (Fighter/Warrior) Title(s): N/A Profession(s): Swordswoman, fighter, etc. Special Skill(s): Dexterous. Years of training with the longsword and composite bow. Especially talented with the longsword. She has more dexterity than strength. Flaw(s): Not very durable. Her strikes aren't exactly hard hitting. Fighting Style: Longsword: Very relaxed. Left foot in front of the other, blade slightly angled and ready to be switched to a horizontal or vertical parry. The pommel is centered at her hips, her elbows never raise above her shoulder. Dodge, parry, counterstrike. Trained Weapon[s]: Longsword, Composite bow. Beginning training with Vis'. Favored Weapon: Longsword. Parents: Mark Lander (oblivionsbane), Leyu'Ame Lander Siblings: N/A Children: N/A Pet(s): Beginning to train a snow owl. Video is below too, along with more artwork!

When you die, either in roleplay or minecraft, you simply go back to the Cloud Temple and forget all memory of your death and the roleplay leading up to it. You can't go back to where you died until 30 minutes after the event of your death has passed (If you die in battle, you must wait 30 minutes after the battle ends until you may return), unless it is where your character would logically go. If your character was murdered near their home, you may return to their home as it is where your character would likely go. This is what I got from the rules regarding to death.. Uhm, I guess nobody implemented the rule that people can't be forced to PK.. So... I guess forcing people or requesting for people to PK is allowed ._. *goes to write a rant*

I'm pretty sure this is a common response through here. But you cannot force other players to PK. I believe the only exceptions to this are ET members being able to request you to PK. Outside of that, I'm decently sure only GM's/Admins can force you to. But, I'll have to go over the rules again to confirm this. Anyways, in my personal opinion genocide seems pretty unfair and will drive huge amounts of playerbase away. Since... I believe humans, or elves have the largest player base (I'm completely guessing, I honestly have no idea). The largest race could simply go around, PVPing every other race into the ground until only their race is left. Then there would be less diversity in the community, which is not what LoTC needs or was intended to be. Really, all I'm saying is... .. .. . . -1.

Tomorrow, D3lve needs beauty sleep.

-Consideration intensifies-

If I knew where that was, ~YUS~

~*~*~*~Miyuu'Lii~*~*~*~ Nicknames: Miyuu (She tells people to call her such). Age: Five! Gender: Female Race: Dark Elf Status: Starving, homeless, but overall bouncing around happily! Height: Tiny, 3'11 Weight: 30 Pounds. Body Type: Slim, childish. (Undetermined). Eyes: Golden~ Hair: White Health: Starving, homeless Personality: Bouncy, happy, friendly, Kawaii~ Inventory: Teddy bear, wooden toy knife. Parents: Unknown. Orphan. Friend(s): Valzyr Aleette Pet(s): Her teddy bear. Persona decription: Before you stands an adorable little Dark Elf girl. She seems especially tiny, her frame very fragile. She's much too skinny and underweight, a little bit starved. Her hair is messy, though it does seem somewhat clean. A brown, tattered teddy bear is constantly clenched in her arms, and she usually refers to it as 'Mudo'. She also mightily weilds a harmless wooden sword, though never uses it. Despite her terrible circumstances, she always seems bouncy, cute, and enjoying life.

Name of Dryad, Greek word and English meaning: English name - Shade Greek name - Skiá Type of Dryad: Cherry Tree Picture of Skin: MC Username: D3lve Forum Username: Sveneth_Stringleaf (If that doesn’t work just do my display name :/)

I thought I would provide examples of my idea of acceptable and unacceptable. Unacceptable: Acceptable?:

True point of course. However this is a fashion, not necessarily a utility that is beyond the age of technology. A character could easily begin thinking of new ideas for clothing and come up with the necktie.

I know the subjects of Neckties and their acceptance into the community has been an uncovered topic.... Or at least, I couldn't find a post that led me to it. In case you don't know what a necktie is A tie or necktie is a long piece of cloth worn for decorative purposes around the neck or shoulders, resting under the shirt collar and knotted at the throat. Variants include the ascot tie, bow tie, bolo tie, zipper tie, cravat and the clip-on tie. The modern necktie, ascot, and bow tie are descended from the cravat. Neck ties are generally unsized, but may be available in a longer size. Men and boys wear neckties as part of regular office attire or formal wear. Neckties can also be worn as part of a uniform (e.g. military, school and waitstaff), whereas some choose to wear them as everyday clothing attire. Neckties are traditionally worn with the top shirt button fastened, and the tie knot resting comfortably between the collar points. Among younger men, neckties are sometimes worn as a casual item, tied loosely around the neck, with the top shirt button unfastened. IRL History Neckties were originally called Cravat. The Cravat's earliest traces were in Rome, where soldiers wore bands of cloth around their necks to symbolize which group they belong in. They vanished for a while, before re-appearing in the 16th century, in Croatia. They were worn by Mercenaries under the rule of King Louie XIII of France, to symbolize their devotion to him. They were also worn for the idea of psychological protection from spears. So, that's my argument. Ties should be somewhat OOCly accepted, due to the fact that they are quite old, even if it isn't a 'modern day necktie'. Of course, they don't have to be accepted RPly in the world of Anthos, and seen as an odd new style. I've personally asked before, 'Would suits be allowed to wear?' And I was returned with, "Yes, but make sure to avoid ties".