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let it die as an event race

Is that 3 bloodlines of the Four Descendent Brothers?

If you want to live your character’s life in peace just join the Monks at Cloud Temple. LoTC especially in origin I believe is more of a semi-hardcore mode with some circumstance of PK, but it hasn’t seemed that way of recent times. Bandits and Mercenaries would be common-folk outside of cities barely getting by as they’d rather work under their own banner and in their own camps rather than under a pompous Lord and strict Laws. No single community should be subject to evading challenges or combat regardless if you consider yourself passively peaceful, or use rule rewrites to get your way and left undisturbed. No matter what society a character lives in the grievous actions of foreign lands are always just at the bay of your borders or walls. Each has their own destiny, and while people like bandits can hinder the path at the very least they nor anyone else could put your character to ruin due to Cloud Temple revival. People should be able to make almost unlimited experiences, getting into trouble, dying and restarting again except under the circumstances where PK is involved. Most of the time though, conflict rules don’t really reflect revival and rather worry about the harassments of some communities. A lot of focus I think plays heavily in the extreme role-play aspect of things. I think role-play should be more consistent in your dialogue and interaction of character, than a paragraph between text and emotes. It complicates it further especially when PvP under uncooperative circumstances can resort to being pushed through a role-play plugin which can be easily confusing especially when magic is involved. Rules should be basic and practical enough to hold temporary peace and recovery after battle, but it should be ambitious enough to allow player’s to gain experience, have fun and participate, without holding a leash around their necks. Nobody wants to hear the fun of their friends going raiding, just to be told they can’t participate because of a tiny raid cap. If they are going to do something risky, might as well have the most fun and participation in it. It makes it worse when there are 21+ different rules you have to abide by that may overlap, or get you in trouble where you might not expect it.

Dude i miss you so much we have to catch up sometime, hmu on discord if you got one Stargush#6112 I hope your mission went well brother lol its Daniel btw buddies forever

Orcs circa 1581 of Axios, The Siege of San’Kharak and what was challenged to be the “extinction of the orcish race” Very good post. It’s certainly a unique server in the way that it will go as far as leaving a community to ruin, over some preservation of their story and culture, and leave few people to pick up everything that was shattered and attempt to piece it together again.

I doubt anyone will have a sense to bring it back, but halfling buff was a funny experience. As an orc who faced off with a few sherriff, it was honestly hilarious to see them whip out their shovel buff and completely destroy their opponent lol

Very good memeage

Orc buff was an interesting experience especially coming onto the server as a new player. Those who were not good at PvP could at least hold their ground, while those who are great at PvP were able to hold and win with fewer numbers. Unfortunately, a bit down the line it was abused by people from different nations that played as an uncultured orc or in more common terms whitewash simply for the buff to help them win a war. Orcs offered to hunt whitewashes for abusing the buff, but it wasn’t recognized. In my mind, it was simply an improper way of handing out perks to people or rather the product of what came of it declined the experience. Instead of every individual player Orc receiving the buff which clearly led to misuse, instead should have been granted a buff or boon by an experienced Orc Shaman. It’s clear there are spiritual leaders in most groups, and the same reason why Gandalf didn’t die in many of his ventures. He had a superior spirit to others. This could be used in the same way for other magics like Druids blessing bows or Canonist Priests granting morale or damage to Humans. In this way, the ability lies in the hands of those that craft the culture instead of allowing misuse by any individual. This would be almost relative to a magic plugin and honestly, could just use vanilla buffs with. Though such things are only a dream with the other priorities expected of LoTC.