Jentos

YEAH, GIVE US A ******* CHALLENGE ALREADY

BORN TO ASIOTH. WORLD IS A ****. 神様 Kill ‘em all 1989. I am an Azdrazi woman. 410,757,864,530 DEAD PALADINS.

The An-Gho could be seen in the temple halls, whispering over a kiln of fire, He mused of shadow, of fire - of a golden path, Of shadow meeting flame.

I agree with this, the lore should ensure there's enough flexibility for every azdrazi to have a bit of control over their personal aesthetic. Personally I just rp using my soul stone tho :3

Based. I think we used to RP all the way back in the days? I'm nowhere near finished my time at university but I can definitely boast to a similar experience in the server. It develops you in a very special way - good and bad. I think as a hobby, LOTC can really help people learn written skills as well as expand their creativity. And personally, I've enjoyed LOTC to develop philosophical thought and critical thinking through some of my characters. This server really is what we make of it. Fortune be with you Tri, good luck!

"The paladins do not worship Xan." The An-Gho explained to his trusty squire who came to show him his new sword. "The Xannite merely dies for Xan. Kills for Xan. They give their body, their mind, and their spirit to Xan. And when death takes them, they thread into his golden, shadowless halls. So tell me Hacket, how is it they do not worship Xan, but readily become his slaves, and give up their very souls?" But he already knew the answer. He remarked, also, that Heraldry was not mentioned in this declaration. He supposed it might not be wrong - after all, one only needed to respect the Titan - if at all - to be branded. Muln'aar was the best proof of that.

"A whelping ought to earn his titles." Mused the An-Gho "Though I trust he will learn in due time. This venture of his is not without its worth."

I think the Canonist and even Qalasheen aspects of the server still remain extremely important cultural aspects that are bound to history (like Horen and multiple other human figures integral to the lore, let alone the alliance between Pontiff James II and Aenguls). The Scrolls themselves are, fun fact, are close enough to some parts of the actual creation lore of LOTC (albeit not exact, and with their own cultural biases and dogmas, especially when interpreted). Yes, LOTC's universe is tied to an all-powerful entity in lore - and the Scrolls do get some aspects of early aegis history quite correct (although that doesn't mean that canonists have the "true" religion so to speak - and that's what makes it so fun IMO - flawed and imperfect, even extreme beliefs can lead to a lot of interesting narratives). Thusly, Canonism is pretty integral to LOTC for me, despite not rping one. It has literally shaped and influenced the server in many ways, started wars, and ended them. I believe that in any sort of adaptation, canonism would have to be featured in some aspect especially as it has to do with standard humans. If you remove the cross symbology from Canonism, you effectively get a pretty neat religion that does follow closely in some regards to aspects of the Christian faith, but falls pretty neatly into its own fantasy religion with a crazy amount of depth besides "muh christian larp". Without canonism you'd lose a lot of the politics, reasoning, and spirituality integral to most human history - including wars, empires, and so on. Its inseparable. But all that also depends on the story you want to tell - but canonism, like most other religions on the server, always end up being propped up or relevant in some way, and are in this case inescapable.

DAMN YOU TODD HES SELLING US SKYRIM AGAIN !!!!

A long time coming for this tbh. Previous iteration of heraldry is excellent, but remains somewhat dated.

"Reminds me of an older church. I'd missed it, its wildness. " remarked the An-Gho, reading quietly in the library of Tor-Praeth.

whoever want me

The An-Gho hung above the body of Audo, mouthing prayers with clasped hands over the dead remains of the fallen warrior. In death, there was honour - and in honour; holiness.

IGN: Jentos MC NAME: The An-Gho NATION: Tor-Praeth

I feel like ppl are a bit too much on the nose of banning any form of romance from magics. I think some CA's are more conceptually appropriate for these - while some should have entirely distinct forms of relationship that fit both culture and nature. I don't see it necessary to bar it from naztherak. However some of the statements expressed here are alarming to me. What I find laudable are the people that would prefer to be disconnected from a magic than lose their ability to romance/ftb. Taking on something like necromancy or naztherak should be a heavy decision, integral to your character because it alters mind, body, and ultimately - the very soul itself. If you consider that the ability for your character to find a partner is more important than the soul-altering, demonic magic they took on, then you may wish to revise your outlook on roleplay. I know for a fact that when FTB'ing was banned on necromancy quite a few people sought out disconnection. Fine, but why is that your true priority when faced with that decision? What I mean is that magic (especially something like Naz) shouldn't be something to be easily taken and cast away, but a serious decision with very real emotional, psychological, physical - and spiritual consequences, and I'm afraid that some people might take it a bit too lightly in retrospect.

where r the transdrazi : (