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i miss greywater and the brotherhood of horen. good times

Threads like this are the reason why I still lurk this absolute hellhole of a cesspit, lol

Why did you give me a warning for this and why can't I appeal it

MC Name: Poor_Fellow Discord: You have it What is your profession RP of choice? Mercenary Have you read and understood this lore? Yes Do you hate the Palebeast? I hate the Palebeast.

server's been up for 10-11 years and we still can't run a wc without the server dying btw. war server budget went to tythus' steam library

AMELL’S SHOPPE Ambrose Amell, barber-surgeon and court physician of Luciensburg Greetings to all good and faithful men and women to whom the present announcement comes. Know that Amell’s Shoppe has opened its doors to receive the citizenry of the City-State of Luciensburg and all foreign travelers. OUR SERVICES —Cutting, shaving, trimming and dyeing of hair on one’s head and face. (OOC: I will edit your skin accordingly.) —Diagnosis and treatment of imbalances in one’s humors to prevent illness and disease. —Herbal concoctions to improve one’s wellness and alleviate pain. —Olea vitae (Common: oils of life) to enhance one’s health of body and mind, and eliminate undesired odors. —Treatment and extraction of teeth, as well as their replacement with gold, silver, ivory, or, indeed, human or elven dentures. —Amputation of limbs damaged beyond saving. —Leeching and bloodletting to balance the humors by withdrawing the excess blood. APPRENTICESHIP I shall instill my knowledge upon a youthful apprentice to learn and continue the practice of this well-nigh forgotten art which has found itself riddled by the ignorance of so-called modern physicians and surgeons. The aspiring apprentice must preferably be a man of human birth, although all other applicants will not be disregarded. For any queries, pay a visit or send a letter to Master Ambrose Amell in the city of Luciensburg. You will find the shoppe beneath the shadow of Arx Rubra in Metina Way. (If you’re interested in learning and practicing medical roleplay that isn’t simply using modern knowledge of medicine and anatomy in a medieval fantasy world, feel free to message me privately through the forums or find me in-game.)

Why wasn't the whole thing locked the moment roleplay combat began? After an hour of stalling, only ~3 of the original defenders were still around; the rest had either d40d, mechanically ran away after one emote, or teleported away with incredibly poor roleplay quality. The attackers ended up fighting a +15 man rally that gathered without any prior roleplay.

"Laetranis, Laetranis, it sounds like latrine," a sellsword said when he heard the news.

Stefjan Kovachev rises from the depths of the Seven Hells to slap his father Drasko Kovachev! @Rudi

i don’t particularly like this piece of lore but jesus what a pedantic bunch of questions

Selwyn gives Haarald the middle finger.

“carnatia belongs to kovachevs” says my character

very cool ! i’ll pm u on discord

Truthfully, I have been a hater of the Frost Witches for a long, long time. However, I can tell that you have put a lot of effort into this piece of lore, Luv, and congratulations are in order. This is definitively a step in the right direction for the Frost Witch lore, and its effect on the community. I speak only from experience, but I will list below some parts of this lore that I believe leave room open for powergaming, and that you can improve on. I think this segment in particular is the one I am more troubled by. It is good for flavor, but there is no way to effectively calculate a gain of 0.25x movement speed in roleplay. I believe the last paragraph should be more concise, as it is too ambiguous and it is a combat ability. In order to prevent confusion, and make combat more effective, I think you should clarify what can and cannot happen. People will always bend the rules, and find loopholes in order to gain leverage. I think this spell is interesting, but it is practically necromancy. Spells like these should remain part of that lore, but sadly it has been shelved for about a year now.

Up in the Seven Skies, Stefjan Kovachev slaps his father Drasko Kovachev. “NO ONE BEATS MY MAMEJ!” @Rudster

Selwyn’s eyes followed Aldrik’s hand as his quill moved over the parchment, writing words he couldn’t read. “Only madness or stupidity would drive a man to seek us, cap’n.” Then he turned back, and honed the edge of his blade until it glimmered.

To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand The Stalker of Ebrietas. The writing is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of dark, hermetic lore most of the details will go over a typical reader's head. There's also Sean's blackpilled outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from Niv_Mizzet’s writing, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of this lore, to realise that it’s not just good- it says something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Skylez’ writing truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Cameron's existential catchphrase "Die you smooth-brained ape," which itself is a cryptic reference to Dark Souls’ occultistic lore. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Sean's genius wit unfolds itself on their computer screens. What fools.. how I pity them. ? And yes, by the way, i DO have a Stalker of Ebrietas tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- and even then they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand. Nothin personnel kid ?