BonesOfTheEarth

@Unwillingly

You're referencing this. What I'm referencing is the rule this is attached to plus the a. bit, which defines what defenders actually get. Most people see "Guards are defenders when in their own land" and seem to forget that that doesn't mean they always get default.

Guard default requires:

1. The conflict to have 8 or more people
2. There to have not already been a vote among the defenders to try and swap the conflict to pvp

Most people seem to think that guards just get default, and likely believe we're in the defender default era still. If either of the two above aren't met, guards get nothing. My post is just an observation to how often I see this confusion. Wasn't intended to be a major point of contention, given its a status update, but in hindsight I do type with rbf somehow and that invites challenge, oops

@RezRatKeia I think I laid my points clearly here when prompted for further explanation, but I am curious how this is a vaguepost? That tends to refer to when one makes a post referencing an ooc conflict scenario that occurred without directly addressing it, and yet I was pretty quick to ensure that this was not the case in my post. Can you elaborate so I can grow and avoid vagueposting? Am I just cooked and old now and dont know what vagueposting is?

"I think I laid my points clearly here" -

@RezRatKeia

edit: lowkey this me now tho im bald this is tragic