Silverstatik

Not a fan of everything you did, but you took a lot more on the chin than you deserved, best of luck in wherever you go next.

Benjamin Berric sighs at the news, unsure of what this will bring.

I butter my sandwich bread good sir

Pepperoni with crumbled oven baked meatballs for the meat, with garlic mushroom red onion with white cheddar for da cheese with some spinach and throw it all on thin crust.

I had a orc fight me just looking to test the quality of axe, we did some rolls and rp which resulted in my sword breaking under a blow from his axe, he then shook me down for some mina and he went on his way. It was short and simple, but I always seem to remember back to that one incident and how fun it was to get a bit of rp out of a classic robbery setup rather than mina or die.

A map that isnt a total island to start so it can be expanded via exploration rp to a suitable size if things get cramped

rigatoni or fettuccine

Wooo

Benjamin Berric grumbles as the flyer hits him on the face as he lies drunk in a gutter, leaving it pinned to a notice board some place written with "400 mina" and a meeting time

I like the idea, could lead to a cool battle to look back on / take part in. However even though it is fantasy mineman magic rp setting, I couldn't really see this logically working without the influence of magic over greater distances or without the advantage of high ground. I would take influence from the ESO cinematic. In that one the Daggerfall forces have a similar contraption, but it launches the anchors out ahead of time with the rope, which is then used as a guide as the bridges unravel. You can see them in action here This seems like you could logically get much more distance and velocity as you are only supporting the rope during the flight, rather than iron and planks. I see some issues like perhaps the anchors land to far apart for the bridge to fully unravel and of course, that sort of heavy rope is still a lot for a ballista bolt for carry behind it. Either way these bridges should be pretty easy to dislodge, perhaps falling off after a few minutes by gm call from people stampeding across in armor. Could say the planks are extended out onto the guide ropes by crank / spring, not to sure on lore regarding mechanical devices in lotc for that. Similar to the video, I think any defending force should get once chance to dislodge the attached bridges once before forces get to cross, it isn't a simple contraption and it defeats a large part of a castles defense and should be treated as such. Also make sure to include some anchoring mechanism so the ballista end isn't pulled over the edge when the bridge is used. Edit: Just realized the art you posted is the lore art for the video I linked, so you may have already intended for it to work this way, I assumed you wanted it working the For Honor way with the bridge flying out all at once

APPLICATION Name: Benjamin Berric (Silverstatik) Race: Human - Heartlander Gender: Male Skills (Profession): Enlightened Miner - Legendary Blacksmith - Veteran Enchanter - Swordsman Leave address for return letter if accepted: Bastion Tavern

*Simple notes on cheap paper would be affixed to notice boards about Axios, tattered from being exposed to the elements* I am just a simple man seeking work as a smith and miner. I know my trades well and can meet any quotas or taxes I would need to provide, leave a response on this note if you are interested in employing such a worker. I shall answer any offers after retrieving the notes. I am human but would work for any race or at any location as long as compensation is provided. ~Benjamin Berric

*spins the pick a race wheel

Whats your favorite animal under twenty pounds average weight from the continent of Africa.

I would would heavily change how spooks are done.

As much as I disagree with having area's be 'unconquerable', I respect that some people want to be able to just have their rp hub and not have to worry about it being overrun via war claim from a horde of pvpers, but perhaps some sort of subjugation setup for these peaceful areas that would be a little more friendly to rp around rather 'oh we just cant take that city', perhaps a monthly tribute or somthing idk, just seems a little off, seems theres better ways to do it that would help to further rp rather than hinder it.

I put mine in my ender chest all the time when mining, it works fine, sometimes you need to shift click it in or fiddle with it, but it does indeed work fine, I have put it in and out hundreds of times without issue.

Davius would welcome his friend to the seven alongside Bradshaw.

Damn, pretty freaking nice mile time Best mile : 5:52 Best 5k : 18:31 I run, what is this lifting you speak of?

I like the presented ideas for the most part, might need some tweaking to be implemented, but the idea of being able to join a guild sounds like a pretty appealing and understandable way for a new player (typically starting out as some sort of adventurey mercenary type) to get involved with some appropriate rp, combined with the ranking system it would be interesting, could possibly even expand to more aggressive bounties maybe requiring player settlements to seek out an appropriately ranked guild to deal with the problem. All in all seems like a great way to gather alot of those players who get lost just sort of wandering about into some cool fantasy rp that they probably came here for to start with.