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  1. This is a step in a good direction, but I have my doubts that y'all at the Administration Team really consider that it is your duty to protect the younger people on the server, as you say. You don't protect your players or take any steps to prevent this type of behavior unless there's drama on the forums and you are forced to act. It's sad that you haven't had the guts to cut the problem at the root. If sexual roleplay has no place on the server, why do you continue to allow sexual fade-to-black scenes, and any roleplay that precedes them? It's completely unnecessary and puts younger players at risk, but you decide to ignore it. Start taking real steps toward ensuring the safety of the community and spare us these awful, quarterly PR stunts.
  2. why is this indefinitely banned person trying to implement lore is the better question
  3. I didn't suggest this, but sure. I said players often die in events because they go into them without any preparation. The ST are in their right to enforce PK clauses to combat this, although there are ST who kill players in events for no reason (See Aesopian and the September Prince, or whatever it was called). That said, I do agree that the ST in charge of this event should have made sure the players knew the edge of the crater wasn't stable before the players stepped on it. Playing any collaborative roleplaying game without being willing to risk death is lame. I understand there's a reason why death is taken so lightly on the server and why PKs aren't obligatory for the most part (goons and murderhobos with no regard for anyone's life IC), but being so distraught by your character's death that you leave the server is not healthy. Stop enabling this self-insert behavior.
  4. You shouldn't enjoy the rewards of an event if you aren't willing to sacrifice something for a good narrative. I'm not saying there aren't ST members who enjoy killing for killing's sake, because they do exist, but there are way too many players who blindly go into events and stumble through them without any preparation or thought because they know that if they mess up IC, they can just SS to the CT and pretend nothing ever happened.
  5. I think it's better to stop fooling around and stop posting rep farms. It won't get you points with the mods for your staff application.
  6. You clearly haven't ready many fantasy books, then.
  7. Then be ready to say goodbye to conflict and turn the server into a huge hugbox. You want to play a peasant who hates nobles and wants to lead a revolution, or a pompous noblewoman who's afraid of the masses because she's never left her castle? Nope, that's classist. Let's ban feudalism while we're at it—it's basically slavery! You want to play a 100 or 6-year-old soldier? Sure, no one will stop you or show concern for your character's health. That would be ageist. Has your nation been butting heads with that neighboring nation for decades? Sorry, can't be mean to them anymore. That would be nationalist of you. I could go on and on, but you get my point. Let's stop being afraid of conflict. There's hundreds of ways people can deal with this stuff IC. Stop trying to police people's roleplay.
  8. hilarious

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    2. ferdaboy

      ferdaboy

      you made a joke about a terrorist attack that killed hundreds

    3. ferdaboy

      ferdaboy

      clear difference between me making a harmless joke on a friend's post and you making a joke that can and will offend a majority of the playerbase

    4. Poor_Fellow

      Poor_Fellow

      i didn't realize you were the ceo of humor, but please follow your own rules next time ok? and put your meme posts in spoilers too. don't want you to catch a warning for breaking the rules!

  9. help! i really need some quickbooks desktop support right now!

  10. hou-zis return... cringe... i never came across a single serious hou-zi character, just memey caricatures of harambe

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    2. Haseroth

      Haseroth

      2 minutes ago, NotEvilAtAll said:

      humans return… cringe… I never came across a serious human character, just memey self inserts

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3wKzyIN1yk

    3. Poor_Fellow

      Poor_Fellow

      20 minutes ago, NotEvilAtAll said:

      humans return… cringe… I never came across a serious human character, just memey self inserts


      imagine talkin this much shit when youre a 2 ft short midget with smelly hairy feet. watch out and beat it, pal

    4. ReveredOwl

      ReveredOwl

      they were good before they got taken over and turned into a pvp race

  11. bring back the empire and johannesburg this nationbloat is insane

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    3. squakhawk

      squakhawk

      this is what the people wanted unfortunately 

    4. Poor_Fellow

      Poor_Fellow

      **** what the people want ! !! give them what they need

  12. What is your favorite LotC moment? What is your favorite map? What is your favorite lore piece? What is the Lector community up to now?
  13. Thanks for the feedback. I agree wholeheartedly. I've changed Leo Viridis from rare to common knowledge.
  14. No. Mundane extraction can only extract symbols with no sign, or Aether symbols. This piece is meant to provide a means to extract any symbol of any sign and "skip" the tedious parts of the extracting process (i.e., emoting extracting symbols of different signs separately), for those who bother to actually roleplay this process at all. It also provides alchemist roleplayers a way to create a lesser version of the alkahest, one of the Great Works, which is important for those who are into the philosophical side of alchemy.
  15. Long has it been said by my contemporaries that artifice cannot compare to nature. I am to prove that artifice can equal, if not surpass nature and its processes. —Pseudo-Geber, Summa perfectionis magisterii Leo Viridis | Common | T3 Description 3rd day of the Grand Harvest, 134th year of the Second Age Before matter took physical form as we now know it, primal elements aided in the Creation of the Cosmos and all therein. After millennia of communal work by philosophers, scholars, and other seekers of a glimpse beyond the veil, we now represent these elements as the signs and symbols of the Material Alphabet. These primal elements, shaped by the Grand Architect of the Cosmos, are called exhalations. Upon the coagulation of exhalations into the matter we know of today, they left different structures through every single thing that exists. Some materials have more porous structures than others. For instance, noble metals like gold, platinum, and silver have very dense structures. Coal and wood, on the other hand, have more porous structures. One, too, can discern that the more potent a reagent is, the denser its internal structure becomes, and that more primal exhalation was used in its formation. Matter can therefore be separated into its fundamental components through various methods of extraction. As these processes penetrate the porous structures, they break the remnants of the exhalations and the alchemical reagents in question. The results are symbols, the fundamental ingredients of Creation. After much experimentation, Master Albertus Signus and I have discovered a solvent not dissimilar to Hamotori’s alkahest that quickens the processes of extraction. We have named this lesser solvent Leo Viridis. Leo Viridis is capable of dissolving reagents without altering or destroying their fundamental components. By submerging reagents in this liquid, non-fundamental materials are dissolved and the reagent’s symbols are left behind intact, sitting at the bottom of the vessel. Master Eckard de Amell Recipe Base: Aqua regia Symbols: Water | x6 Separation Water | x3 Swiftness Earth | x2 Order Earth | x6 Purity Fire | x6 Burning Fire | x6 Heat Aether | x2 Rage Creation In a bowl, place the Order and Purity symbols. Slowly add aqua regia while stirring. Repeat this process separately with the Swiftness and Separation symbols, adding them in that order. A separate mixture consisting of the Burning, Heat, and Rage symbols will be stirred to uniformity with an aurum spoon and distilled. The mixtures from steps one and two will then be incorporated into the distilled mixture from the previous step, stirring slowly. Finally, pour into a large aurum vessel. This should be sealed with an aurum lid so as to not let any of the seeping fumes escape. Effects Naturally, Leo Viridis has a pale blue-green color—similar to corroded copper—and an acrid odor; however, once reagents come in contact with it, the liquid sizzles, foams, and takes several different colors and smells. As reagents are dissolved, Leo Viridis and its container reach boiling-hot temperatures. This container, if touched without heat-resistant gloves, produces first-degree burns. Over the course of three emotes, reagents submerged in Leo Viridis will dissolve and yield their symbols. During the first emote, the solvent will turn completely black in color and exude a pungent smell, not unlike the stench of death. By the second emote, it will take a milk-white shade and lose its rank aroma. Finally, by the third emote, it will take a blood-red color and begin to cool. Symbols may be extracted using aurum tweezers. After one narrative hour, once it cools to room temperature, Leo Viridis will regain its blue-green color and acrid odor. Leo Viridis must be stored inside an aurum vessel; otherwise, it will corrode the material in which it is contained before consuming it. Redlines Only works on noded herbs and other lore-approved reagents. One cannot, for example, extract any symbols from items such as a Dandelion, Raw Gold, Raw Iron, etc. It also cannot “eat” through earth or living flesh or bones. As Leo Viridis itself is not consumed while dissolving reagents, once brewed, it can be used an indefinite amount of times. Direct contact with Leo Viridis causes second-degree burns and blue-green stains in the affected areas. These chemical burns may be healed by mundane, magical, or alchemical means. Additionally, direct contact with the vessel while the concoction is dissolving reagents produces first-degree burns. Must be signed by a Story Team member. Credits @Poor_Fellow (Coauthor) @Chthonian_ (Coauthor) Alchemical Legends Changelog 6/25/2023 —Changed Leo Viridis from rare to common knowledge.
  16. My thoughts exactly. The less hoops you make players go through in order to actually roleplay, the better. Adding abstract currencies like faith points that influence roleplay is not conductive to healthy roleplay at all. We have had this problem since warclaims and nations became more OOC-focused, and it completely killed the fun conflict between nations the server enjoyed before Axios/Atlas. Doing more polls of this type is a great idea, though.
  17. can we stop using those neon fonts on signs pls they're so damn ugly thx

  18. who repped a random comment i made back in 2017? lmao

    1. Mannamannaa

      Mannamannaa

      It was me, Barry! I repped your comment from 6 years ago to make you think you were popular again when your takes are actually lukewarm at best!

    2. Chthonian_

      Chthonian_

      It was me Barry...

    3. Poor_Fellow
  19. The first step toward creating a safer environment is making FTB against the rules, and even a bannable offense. Full stop. People will message "Switch over to Discord?" moments after fading a scene and create a perfect festering ground for all kinds of degeneracy to occur. The truth of the matter is FTB is not needed to create a rich story. If a pregnancy must happen IC, players can easily arrange that OOC. If there is a romantic relationship between two characters, it is already implied that they are intimate with each other in some way or another. It might sound like a drastic measure but I assure you it will greatly reduce the chances for predators to prey on people. Anyway, I appreciate your and everyone's efforts to make this community a safer place, and those are my two cents.
  20. Cool concept but AI scribing your magic's explanation isn't cool
  21. Aegis, Athera, Axios, Atlas, Arcas, Almaris... Did we really need another "A" map? Aevos, of all names?
  22. i miss greywater and the brotherhood of horen. good times
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