Ducklingator

In all honesty, I can't support this. The concept is incredible. Love it. But this is a Medieval themed server. The steampunk concept put with the steam engine and metal build just won't do in my opinion, Even though it's one heck of an idea. (Also, Am almost sure that this sort of lore submission is to be put here. Not sure, though.)

Memes aside, This is a very nice bit of lore and I approve of it. +1. (That being said, I think it should be put in the creature index over Here.)

Druidism is chaotic evil pretending to be a treehugger

(Not sure if this is the proper place to post this in; If it isn't, Could an FM put this in the proper place? Thanks.) Villain RP is often associated with bad/powergame roleplaying. That is, because alot of people make many mistakes in it! This thread will be all about what some people do wrong, And how they can improve. Don't initiate Villain RP if you're gonna need to log off soon. Even thirty minutes will usually not be enough, so give yourself atleast an hour of free rp where you're assured no breaks will be occuring on your side. Having to suddenly log off in the middle of an intense fight is extremely awkward, And some people aren't too nice and would post a BR on you. You don't want that kind of trouble happening to you. Do your best to not powergame; Always remember that the main goal of villain RP, like all RP, is to enjoy- Not to earn pixels! Please, read all of the rules over again. Alot of villains I've met aren't aware of several rules, And I often face situations where villains draw & use weapons in one emote, Or even run away from RP. Keep calm and don't be salty; Alot of people might make mistakes that you won't be happy about, Or crash repeatedly, But salt and toxic behavior will not solve any problems, Only create more! I'm sure there are alot more tips that could be given out, And if you look far enough, you'll find them. But I hope that this guide will help some people, And maybe create some good bad guys.

Tombers Habitats: Deserted places, unless seeking life-force. Description: Timbers are dark, lanky beings that are, while oddly fragile, incredibley agile and can easily outrun regular humanoids. Upon touching beings with life-force within them, they explode into a life-force sucking fog, only leaving a pale core. The life-force sapped by the fog is directed to the core. Upon filling, the core glitters with a sickly red hue, and a Timber slowly grows around the core. If a quantity of life-force, larger than the amount needed, is sapped, the life-force overdose will simply remain within the core, until the Timber grows. Then, the Tomber will have a half-core sticking out of its body, attached to the main core, slowly growing in size before falling to the ground. A Tomber's core is unbreakable, and thusly, cannot be elaborated. If a Tomber's core doesn't get enough life-force, it begins glowing black, And sucks up the life-force of anything that touches it. Author : Pandey_ LM approval needed: Yes, Or a CA.

((I wanna be you))

That is great, very childish yet very serious. +1

The slim 'aheral would cease her rather hasty paces towards the tavern, gazing at the note. Her brows furrow before she shook her head, continuing to depart. "You can't apply those to armors unless you're an enchanter yourself... It's a shame they don't know that."

Lilach Everupt notices the post, pinning another one to the poster. "Twenty mina. Come to the tavern of Haria for more payment.

Practically, yes, but they are adjusted to be more fitting with the server's lore and magics.

Tombers "Creatures of the dark" The Tombers are dark-skinned, handless creatures. They have four legs and are quite agile. The Tomber is a dark creature, but it doesn't drain life-force; A Tomber explodes when near a creature next to him has life-force. When a Tomber explodes, It's body parts disappear, only leaving a grey and life-less core. The explosion drains all of the raw lifeforce it's captured, and if a Tomber does not get enough life force in one explosion, his core remains. The cores are not breakable. The more lifeforce a Tomber core managed to gather, the darker it becomes. When a Tomber's core remains exposed, It drains any bit of lifeforce from nearby, (A ten inch radius) until it gathers enough lifeforce to recreate. A Tomber will always look to gather more and more lifeforce. Necromancers may protect their lifeforce at will, But will not be able to take lifeforce away from a Tomber's core. Re-producing If a Tomber gathers more lifeforce than necessary for himself, a core begins to grow on the Tomber's back. The growing core will not drain lifeforce from creatures. If a Tomber explodes when a core is growing upon him, The un-finished core will not disappear. It will be coated with a white, sticky liquid, that melts anything that touches it from the outside. Once the Tomber revives itself, It simply bends down and consumes the core, causing the core to appear on his back. If it managed to gather spare lifeforce in his explosion, The lifeforce is given to the building core.

Actually, that's what I thought until I looked up the soul stones on LotC wiki. It does serve an RP purpose, Most of the people just don't mind it.

Yes, but the powers of the soul stone aren't really explained.

((I always felt like this item is just an un-spoken piece of lore that nobody knows the origins of. This is partially a clarification, to ensure that everybody is knowledgeable of this mysterious item.)) The Soul Stone A Soul Stone is an item bound to the soul of each living creature. This item may appear to be a physical object to It's owner, And thus holder, But as explained via it's name, The soul stone is nothing more than an item created and held by one's soul. It's origins are very smiliar to the monk's magic, Since the stone restores all of the items that the soul binds to the body when a monk restores a person's life. The stone also recognizes the place that a person's soul considers to be home. If the person does not particularly have a home, It considers the place to be his racial home. At the person's wish, a stone can guide his soul and body to their so called home. This process drains some of the stone's power, but the person does not need to restore it; The stone regenerates it's own power from an unknown source. A person's home is not ((From here, the new content begins, so if this lore is denied, this will be false information. Do not instantly consider this true.)) Necessarily a town, or housing. A person's soul could be bound to any place, If the place has a special meaning for the person; A place he likes, A spot for a religion he believes in, etc. ((This is mainly due to the implementing of the freelands. Instead of having to build a pillar for a stone to be bound to, People would be able to simply SS to a random place in the world. The limitation on the amount of places that your stone can be linked to.)) The most powerful stage of a soul stone is, suprisingly, It's beginning. When the person first finds his stone, It protects him from evil forces for a two hour period, also stopping him from attacking other beings. After the short period of power, The stone weakens, and never gains that immense power back. ((The two-hour period when making your persona, when you can't be attacked nor attack. That being said, It also affects RP. So no RP fights are allowed. It would be as if you're in the cloud docks, attacks bounce off you.))