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How many more polls do you plan on doing before you get a satisfying result?

“Huh, fake Kovachev’s.” Rickard remarked – Ironic; he never thought he'd ever use those words.

Yes Please @Trinn! Name: Rickard Vientos Appearance: Slim build with a lighter frame of muscle mass, standing 6.2ft and 64kg. Pale-fair skin. Medium-length messy platinum-white hair, just touching his brows, hovering slightly over his ears, touching his neck. Silver eye colour, slightly illuminated. Appears to be in his late-twenties. His visual expression would be rather stoic and neutral. Clothing: A leather-padded coat, navy-black with red underlayer - appearance citation provided: Padded-leather gloves with fur cuffs. Skin and previous art:

"A few inaccuracies or misplaced events to my knowledge, but overall a good read; quite an experienced and skilful scholar." Commented Rickard.

You don’t need Nexus to grind, PVP or add roleplay dynamics. As it stands LotC relies on it’s console to create roleplay rather than in game action. Whilst the mechanics were intriguing, the Nexus craft system was bonkers and poorly fashioned. You had a set specific form of recipes, of which were poorly set out and in most cases were sought out for their greater mechanical advantages rather than the roleplay additions. Also on the topic of roleplay, you don’t need Nexus to roleplay a character capable of specific professions. An honest question: how many people sitting at their grinding stations actively created RP emotes to detail what they were creating - and if you did, what’s stopping you from doing it now? The plugins it offered for races, constructs and spectres in particular, were also ridiculous. PVPers consistently applied for golems, dreadknights and necrolytes purely for their PVP advantage (added health or damage reduction) whilst at the same time not effectively roleplaying said creature. In my opinion Nexus has too many disadvantages compared to advantages and shouldn’t be brought back. This isn’t an RP engine, it’s a sandbox, it’s not designed for balanced crafting plugins.

Very good rewrite, it was a pleasure to watch progress to this stage. +1

Rickard Vientos' ears perked - a courier producing a brief notice to the Ascended in his study; "So... The old fool has fallen?" Closing a grimoire, he could only produce an unsettled sigh; "Then I hope he passed to the Stream safely and with dignity - Wulffrey at least deserved that."

Brynjolf Grimlee smirks in anticipation of the festival "T'is will be enjoyable!"

Woeful

Still more useful in competitive battling than Slavic bowling ball.

Good choice. Yes, I do like this song. Hate's a strong word. Usually I don't express my dislike for someone in public too often. But if I had to make a choice... It's the fact they made your country's flag into a Pokémon... Awful design choice.

Put it simple. I'm Bored! So because it's my 800th post on this forum, I thought I'd answer some questions again. So: (On a side-note; quite an enjoyable show. Would recommend it.)

A long rested group of Haensetic veterans - now disturbed, roll in their graves upon sight of the rehashed military doctrines, terminologies and geographical names dating back to Axios...

@Tox [!] A letter is a addressed to the Enchantry [!]

I definitely came to respect you more as I understood the work effort you were capable of. Farewell, you deserve a rest.

What icon (fictional or non-fictional) do you look up to or find that motivates you?

Rickard Vientos felt a wave of frustration and grief. Another friend and comrade of his having passed on; "Fair thee well then Nin, may the Archaengul guide you..." The Rapport-Sect Ascended still had much left to do.

Whilst this concept intrigues me, I do have a few inquiries on topics the post isn't really clear about or otherwise doesn't clarify. 1. Do these 'words of power' affect arcane casting (i.e. power, precision, etc.)? If so, I find this rather unbalanced and impractical as it implies a mage must expose themselves and in short they must learn a completely new language just to operate their spells. I don't think many of us want to jump back onto the forums, delaying roleplay just to make sure we didn't spell or pronounce a word wrong. However, I think it would be a promising aspect if it's just optional for the sake of literature value. Otherwise I don't actually see a need for this to affect the magics themselves. In my opinion it will confuse and disorganise magic roleplay. 2. Following on from my argument in the first point; won't this render voidal magic practically inferior and imbalanced to dark or deity magics? For the sake of a balance argument, if these 'words of power' are forced upon voidal magics rather than being optional, wouldn't this be a disadvantage against dark magics and deity magics? In a sense it restricts voidal magics compared to these two types and establishes a ridiculous narrative that makes magic roleplay even more convoluted (as I mentioned prior). Once again, this is based upon the idea it's forced rather than optional. Some people enter the world of magic roleplay for a silent and more subtle approach, rather than shouting random and unclear words. If possible, I would appreciate a response so there might be less confusion and greater clarity for me to establish an overall judgement.

Rickard Vientos looked upon the night sky, the moonlight striking his silver eyes; "Farewell Dael'ran, the Ascended have lost one of our best. Eventually we'll meet again, but not yet..."