Lima

So, to get this straight.. - It adds not bonus to spell casting past a length from the caster which the spell is emitted. - It does not act as a legitimate focusing aid cognitively that would allow people to shoot pew pew while wounded - It does not allow any additional enchantments or enchantment types to really be placed, it simply is just a emission point for a mage to produce a spell Basically, I fear people will use this as a excuse for enchants that usually shouldn't work what so ever, such as people running around with weightless war mauls smacking people. Its just a location with RP explanation for why a mage might use the end of a staff as a emmision point for their magics, right? (Again, requesting it to be super clarified. We all know how bad certain enchanters are on this server with what they do.) I mean, if that's the case, then sure +1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHbTAMqtZVs For reals though. I have interacted with these event creatures and they are nothing less that a bundle of fun. I legitimately believe that they shall be a good addition to the server and generate interesting RP.

When Lori eventually hears of this he is merely going to shake his head so so so hard. They don't even know what the shrine is.

If you don't mind me adding my two cence... The reality is that many people do kinda... lore breaking stuff on the RP server. I would like to think that people should at least in appearance adhere to the environments they live in to a degree. I have seen people in checkered shirts and freaking headphones with skinned on converses a lot as of recent. If this post was addressing that its fairly good to assume they don't have all of these and its stupid. For people to be wearing heavy great coats and the like its also pretty certain they do, but most people have characters that are workers or live in harsh conditions and don't reflect it at all in RP. The cultists living in Embermoor for example might be suited to fitting their skins to reflect the fact they live in a damp swamp, just making sure they RP it all out that its a really hostile area to live in. Its generally keeping to the theme of fantasy, LOTRish, DnDish, all of these things ish. As much as we want to say we don't live in a medieval time period we can ground a lot of our basis off these time periods, and while there is indeed technological disparity between groups due to various recovered technologies the cultural appearances based on clothing may not change or develop as fast. A elf wearing a dress is fine, a elf wearing a shirt and trousers is fine, but they really should fit the part when in these clothes and not have faces of creepers on their skins. As for weapons, generally speaking you should consider what weapons were and weren't being developed by gun powder upon their creation or the environments they were designed for. I am happy with someone trying to kill my character with a saber, katana or the likes because people wear chain, and frankly chain will stop a slashing weapon, and the early sabres were used in hot desert environments where such Armour made you get too hot. If people forget the context of the weapons used they become redundant.

Lori bows his head, as he recieves a copy of the mandate by one of the people who visits him in Kal'Ruhn. He responds by curling his lips but otherwise just shrugging it off. "Onar can beh 'ah pretteh bad egg, but 'es got 'ah good idea 'f what 'es doin', nay 'ah doubt there."

Lori had heard the claim one last time. "Praise Kjellos." He had heard to much, the fact it had been mentioned at a clan meeting drove him far past the point where any reasonable man bearing faith to the Brathmordakin could stand, and he had left the meeting fuming at the heresy of it. It is not only he had grown to resent, the church its self in his view was a broken institution as well. He reasoned it did not facilitate the dwarven arts, its functions were broken, members corrupt. In his view, the will of our gods had been politicised. With a heart burdened hate he managed to come to reason. The far found intelligence of his ancestors did not originate from the pit in which the church he had served believed, indeed the nation was believing in a faith that was nothing but the twisted teachings gathered by squandered old men and delusionals who merely wished to twist history for their favour. He would not stand for it. He approached his Grand King, and declared his resignation from the church, and decried his clan as a blood cult who had for fitted their faith for gluttony, greed and ignorance to the truth he saw. And with that, he stepped out of the city. He had a few allies still scattered within the Kingdom, and he held better trust in them and their reason than he did with these.. heretics. "Praise Yemekar, Praise 'em all..." Lori's pilgrimage had begun.

Its porn.

Lori Ireheart looks to Zahrer, and scratches his head. "Do te' realise what te' jus' did?"

Heero's shards with the dragons and the stabby stabby? Sidenote: guys, the word shard is used in too many quest lines. Please find like, a word better then shard, like fragment or grapefruit. Edit: I considered the memory shard's details, I feel that in such a scenario there would be the possibility that the dwarven religion kinda hints we should side with the court's ruling.

In all fairness I just found his soundcloud, but I have a feeling that the memory shard recovered was placed there by a interloper trying to deceive the ascended, I am sure you guys considered a similar possibility. The events stated may only be partially true.

Celestial court represent But in fairness, I hope you don't like.. allow too many to pop up. That could really start to get old quick if you did that.

Lori starts bursting into laughter, presenting this at the legion barracks. "AND THEN TE' SAID, DON'T PERSECUTE US WEH ONLEH PLAYIN' WITH TE' SOULS OF TE' DEAD! WHY YE' HARASSIN' US!?"

"Issue bein' 'alf te' people runnin' were 'en te' Clergeh. Weh couldn't realleh do 'et with te' Clergeh, so te' clergeh said tu' da' candidates choose 'ah duel ye' both feel fittin' fer 'oo is deservin'." "Ah duel bound bah 'onour, if ye' will."

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Accepted: Listed as Warpriest of Ograhad.

So all must stuff can be taken in the next 10 seconds if someone desired?

"What?" - Society.

I mean, I am not a victim of this, but its just stupid.

Can we have a GM please respond to this so we can actually know the policy in full?

So everyone agrees this policy is bad.. so why do we keep it? Can we please just think of a system that doesn't make people paranoid to live in nation capitals?

So I am curious here, from what I can gather from multiple sources if you are on a nexus region the region owner at any time can choose to have your chests unlocked and take all your items. This seems like a major concern, while I doubt it would happen to me in Urguan, if people in the game can find themselves politically disagreeing with their plot owner, their plot owner can just kick them off the region and declare all their items theirs while getting the chests unlocked? Is there a policy on this, at the moment GM's?