Lima

Lori'll turn up, a passing messenger says.

10/10 would be oppressed again.

The khaz'Lordak shall commit its forces fully to the expedition. Crew consisted of: Legion Assistants/Irregulars Ender_Panda/Dozor Grandaxe Ioannis/Kings Guard Ioannis Cosmicwhaleshark/ Phaedrus Khaz'Lordak Thiikavel: Epicminer6209/Yeulf Oathcast Birdwhisperer/ Astrid Oathcast Hobolympic/Grand King Balek Irongut Algoda/ Algoda Frostbeard Rhewen/ Rhewen Frostbeard Malocchio/ Mysria Frostbeard SoloveiRazboynik/ Karhad Frostbeard Flag4pole/ Zinneh Irongrinder

A response is penned, the contents likewise common knowledge. "Dear Fili Grandaxe, I gladly accept your invitation to a debate, and would love to set a date in time in a more defined format of personal letters before making a date.[1] It also brings me great joy that we as men of faith can discuss with open dialog our disputes about proper practice and interpretation of our faith, instead of coming to arms as some would have within lesser peoples. Narvak oz Ogradhad. ~ Lori Oathcast"

Lori seems to kick around in the spring grove, only a short while after their departure yet quite ignorant to it. He would start to wander about, looking at all the casual iconography the Priestess of Anbella had left about within her hold to show the silent dedication to the Dwarven truth. After a reasonably relaxing foot paddling with his hair feat in the pond, and a long nap on the bench he had spent so many long conversations with her upon he would start to feel a little empty. Slowly but surely he would depart, wondering what could possibly be removing such a devout mother from her homestead. He would leave a small token on her table however, a nicely carved stone. Two circles bound as one link, but only freshly imprinted onto the age old thing.

"H.D.D....?" Lori starts to scratch his chin. "ycnamorcen?" Lori scratches his chin more. "Well look for 'ah bloke with a white porcelain mask."

May I suggest a lifespan for a map in length?

***** footing about charging or not will never be the same again.

3/10 Skeletons stopped being spooky a while ago.

One important thing we need to consider in the new map is how they tried to make the next line of maps "Racial focused". Currently we sit in the ''dwarven portion of the Aos" or something along those lines, which frankly is a absolute joke. Implementation was failed in all regards with them throwing the most significant location in dwarven history out the window with 1 two hour world event and never letting us back in, seven months ago. Past that we got nothing. So please don't do this to another race and butcher their lore. Whatever we do next map, don't make it racially orientated or make a wider storyline for one of the races because the staff can't handle it. We have just had our lore fucked up completely this map with our racial magic stolen from us and our capital claimed two months in because of a lack of vision by the administration at the time regarding their staff's actual capacity. 5.0 is a good idea, it should happen with a completely new view as well. Land should be large enough for a racial nation to maintain all of their own land under one leader and be managed effectively, namely each nation should have something roughly the size of 2 Orenian heartlands. This gives them room for events in their own lands actually relevent to them. While the capitals can be close to one another (kind of, we don't want a Anthos and we don't want a Athera, something in between) each nation should have a large back garden so they can manage their own towns and not everything looks crammed together. And please, this time look at it with the perspective of making a new map design and not a nostalgia trip over Aegis or Asulon.

Lori attempts to soothe certain dwarves that still believed the war was winnable. "No tears, only peace before bedtime."

Can you, for balance sake, give a idea of how much real time it takes for a well trained person in this magic to blink a short distance with a connection to the void already established? I would like to from the get go get a idea of how long it takes for someone to perform a shift? I ask to avoid the situation where people start shifting away from arrows. And, of course, if the person is in motion or was in motion before hand they would not be able to perform this right? Honestly, the concept is cool, it murderers lore but I am sure a good natter with a LM would just resolve that quickly but it might be potentially powergamey in a lot of situations unless a clear limit is established on the original doc. Edit: I mean, this magic seems like a intense mixture of enchanting, translocation and arcanism with probably the 3 as a pre-requisite as well. Edit edit: Plz no more than 15 blocks aka 45 ft.

Simply put if portals get accepted **** will get real cray cray real fast. I really want us to start considering the fact if we allow portals to be made for no particular reason to Aeldin of all places then it has to have been accepted that its accessible from this location in Athera. Thus, the Empire of Khorvad was probably in Aeldin since we currently sit in their heartland, a lot of Asulon lore just hit a truck and a lot of other stuff happened where Aeldin was strangely not mentioned. To be honest, given the location we are in now near Aegis with the north east and south west reachable through a good swim I don't see why we can't just accept that a new location is made or you guys just think of a new place to pocket your characters? I mean, surely Aeldin was destroyed by Setherien too?

You're full elf that doesn't count.

I would argue the Doomforge are probably the only halfbreed success story. However, on another note the racial blessings/curses are in fact all rather ambiguous. For elves that are meant to be infertile and limited in the number of children they have they seem to find it bloody easy to have children. They live potentially ever yet only ever 15 years they can have children. This provides them with the capacity to provide over 66 children in a lifespan and clearly shows that they can become one of the most prosperous races. Either Iblees was incredibly inefficient at cursing elven bollocks or it might be a little PG and deserves a harsher cursing in the future. As a side, humans being able to serf the seven skies isn't their blessing at all, it is fertility, every other race has inate issues with the production of children. Dwarves and Uruks have no women, elves were cursed with infertility. But on a note that I would like to get answered in this thread, what is the dwarven blessing meant to be? A strong mind and body is able to be twisted in a hundred different ways. I had gone with the fact that dwarves have a inate ability to show great inteligence, and have always treated my creature like it works in a manner of clockwork, unbending but capable of brief brilliance. So basically what I am saying is that the dwedmar are a race of savants with mild social issues akin to Austism. (I am not saying that as some harsh joke, I mean it.) They can be brilliant, performed some of the most amazing feats in the ancient times such as a successful war against a Aengul and construction of the seal yet have strange and weird values and tend to be unbending and unwilling to accept change. A clarification on dwarven blessings would be lovely.

You probably have half slabs around the soulstone pillar or staircases, you might want to replace them with solid full blocks. That won't solve all your issues, but it might save you in some situations.

Can we stop making creature lore that the ET just won't use? A ET wouldn't need this to be implemented to play it because its just a giant mole so there is no reason have it in implemented world lore. This is a unnecessary write up.

Lori nods in approval to his fellow Dwed as he raises a mug. "Tu' Balek! Tu' Urguan!"