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  1. I might just be traumatised due to the war of the two emperors a few years back, but overall ive actually been very impressed with the lack(?) of toxicity in this war. Sure, yeah, there's definitely some questionable things (as there is every day on lotc), but I actually think this is almost a positive step for lotc and war. You make good points regarding how important NLs are, moreso than staff, but I think what really needs to happen is a continuation of prioritising rp > ooc.
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  3. IVORY’S SKIN AUCTION Hi! So since I've been in iso (COVID sucks) I've had time to skin and even more time to online shop. Time for an auction! Rules: Any bids that don’t follow these rules will NOT be counted- so please read these carefully You can not edit a comment, please post a new one with each new bid. I am keeping track of the auction, and will not count any edited comment bids. All skins begin at: 200 mina OR 5 USD Bidding increments must be at least $2 USD or 50 mina Once a skin has moved from mina to USD bidding, it cannot go back to mina If you need a head as well, I'm happy to make one for an additional 3 USD for male, and 5 for female :) You will also notice that I have 2 commission slots on auction! These will be my only commissions open for the time being, and can be bid on the same way as any other skin. Commissions include head, hair and clothing based on any references you provide, and will be completed for you by the end of the week! AUCTION WILL END AT 8PM EST FRIDAY 8TH APRIL BID FORMAT: Discord: Skin/s: Bid: (specify USD or MINA please) Skins: COMMISSION SLOT ONE COMMISSION SLOT TWO Alex: Red The Princess Imperial Ruska The Duchess Sunset Gown Italian Rose Russian Debutante Steve: Armored Up The Tsar
  4. ASTERCALIA; Musings of the Orderly Sort By Bianca de Sarkozy Upon my entry into the Orenian Astercalia, I took it upon myself (as I often do) to traverse through the volumes of history; an ever-present reminder that in fact, the issues I had predicted I’d face were not unique - to assure me that I was simply one of many women facing similar challenges. It is an established feat of the so called ‘courtiers’, no matter what name they may go by (at times I encountered ‘noblefolk’, ‘aristocrat’ or even as awful a term as ‘treacherous palace ladies’), to accept and often partake in a common undercurrent of dangerously deceptive lies - in such, the Rumor Mill has been created. This Season’s inherent problems are no standalone occurrence, nor are they one in which the reasonable Orenian could have seen as unpredicted. Every six years or so Oren’s ladies are paraded through the court in spectacular gowns and flowery words; thus allowing for not only the prestigious representation of one’s noble house, but additionally for the opportunity to better one’s social standing through means of strategic marriage. The average child, particularly a little noble girl, looks upon the season with a certain doe-eyed wonder (I know my own sister has), dreaming endlessly to don the dresses of their older counterparts and dance the night away in what seems, to them, to be idyllic bliss. Amongst prayers, they wish, dream and will the years to pass so that they might turn sixteen and be afforded a taste of the ‘splendor’ in which the debutantes, supposedly, are afforded. Yet there lies a cruel underbelly to what should, by definition, be an exciting time for any young lord or lady. Each grand occasion is met with a flurry of papers - a seemingly endless stream of rumors, hearsay and scandal. They are inescapable - be it penman or potins, the un-canonist or (dare I say) cowardly; these lecherous works seep into each rotting crevice of the court, desperate to circulate the most eye-catching headlines. Whether it be *****, haenser, disappointment or surprise, these papers seek one single goal: to diminish another. Though I don't believe the authors of such papers read much beyond the tabloids, if they are listening, I should like to enlighten them on three points. Are we not good Canonists, I may ask an author? Are we not learned Orenians, I may ask an author? Are we not seeking success, I may ask my peers? And yet, an author deems themselves a concerned canonist. Tell me, o’ anonymous watcher, are we not good canonists? So I am the Most High, and in pursuit of My Virtue, I bid my faithful this: You shall not raise a hand in wrath, nor in envy, nor in any kind of sin. (Virtue, 5:9) You see, dear author, I am a woman of scripture. I follow the written faith, and abide by the rules dictated to me by the Lord. This faith, in its most objective and removed form, allows me to ask such a question: however can one deem to judge another’s virtues in relation to the faith, when the very means of doing so absconds the divine principles? The virtuous raise no hand in sin - we dare not harm another in sinful acts, and dare not act out of envy of our peers. If we are to tear a fellow debutante to pieces in a rage that our match has been taken, or our name has been sullied, is this not an act of envy? Is this not an act of sin? So I am the Most High, and in pursuit of My Virtue, I bid my faithful this: You shall not judge your own virtue, be it great or small, for all fall short of Me. (Virtue, 7:8) Are we not good canonists, I daresay? Do we not allow the divine presence of the Lord to be the judge of our virtues, the deliverer of our fate? In search of humility by the scroll bestowed upon us by Exalted Horen, we must surrender our judgment to the Lord himself. “We must not judge, and we must certainly not play God by judging others” wrote a certain Father Fiodor, for it is the Lord, and only the Lord, who may condemn our misgivings. So tell me, dear author, are we not good canonists? And yet, an author styles themselves the “tutor of Oren’s finest”. Tell me, o’ anonymous watcher, are we not learned Orenians? Your so-called battalion of informants (though certainly accredited only in spreading falsities) fail you in upholding the truest principles of our Empire. You see, dear author, I am a woman of the law. I believe in the righteousness and stability of what is written, and what is universal. Under our law we are afforded the privileges that we so indulge in. I remind you of this upon several counts: Where an individual disseminates false information about an individual, with intent to harm the reputation of that individual, in a public space or by distribution of printed materials, this shall be defamation in the first degree, a misdemeanor. (ORC, 202.08C) Where an individual intention to….raise discontent or disaffection amongst His Majesty's subjects, or to promote feelings of ill-will and hostility between different classes of such subjects, this shall be the crime of sedition, charged with the crime of treason. (ORC, 204.03A) Is a tutor not intended to be a figure of knowledge? Are you, dear author, a figure of knowledge? Your words betray the very foundations of our constitution - distributing defamatory words, or otherwise seeking to promote feelings of ill-will between His Majesty’s subjects? Does your writing, dear tutor, not incite such feelings? If you should be placed before Oren’s court, I daresay the verdict would not be within your favor. You cannot claim to be a paragon of an all-knowing, all-seeing nature when you do not acknowledge the fundamental failures in your own understanding. In those many years you claim to have lived, I’d have expected a higher caliber of Orenian academics; the uneducated cannot educate. So tell me, dear author, are we not learned Orenians? And yet, my fellow peers: do we not strive for success? It is the unfortunate fact that those who claw their way to higher power (often by way of lies, slander or the cutthroat politics of the season) may well find themselves successful. One may step into the matrimonial suite to receive the hand of the most wealthy or most nobly-endowed man; earning themselves the fortune of a Countess, a Duchess or mayhaps even a Princess. We equally share this thirst for success- it is inherent in any man, woman or child. Though I ask: do we consider how best to achieve this? You see, fellow peers, I am a woman of logic. I believe in reaching the most suitable (and in turn the most effective) solution. Astercalia invites each Household to showcase prestige and strength, therefore encouraging advantageous matches. This is our common desire. But howso, in considering this logic, may we determine the most effective way of meeting such a goal? It is quite simple: Create, debutantes, do not destroy. Allow me a metaphor, if you will: Say we are united in a common interest to create the grandest castle. Whichever man boasts the greatest contribution to this project, in such a case, is afforded a prize. Kings, nobles and peasants alike flock to such a competition - desiring wholly to see their designs, colors or stones reign supreme above the efforts of every other. Yet, if every citizen were to only tear down the bricks laid by others, vying to hoard more stones than the man beside him, there would soon be no castles left. Certainly if you topple the tower of another theirs cannot be grander than yours, but when they return the favor the dust will settle upon two broken columns. However, should each man cast away such petty desires and refocus themselves upon constructing the highest tower - the grandest arch… we would find ourselves with not a castle, but a palace. Our greatest successes come not through the destruction of others, but rather through the mutual desire to be better than one another. Does a Duchess wish to preside over piles of broken stones, or perhaps the grandeur of a palace? My fellow debutantes, I am your competitor by the simple fact we desire the same thing - to uplift the prestige of our respective houses. I do not hate you, nor do I wish to see you fail, but I am simply constrained by the fact that there is a finite reward, and an infinite amount of competitors. In the spirit of being your competitor, I shall compete. I shall not degrade myself by resorting to slanderous, pitiful work aimed only to destroy you. Quite simply, and with mind to logic, I will strive to do better. There is no grafication in winning a race when you have tied the legs together of the other competitors. We must break this growing trend of trampling one another in order to crawl across the finish line. That is not victory; it is not progress nor is it innovation. That is basic survival. As Lady Margaux Helvets best worded it during the 1810 Season “I am no Saint”, I confess that I myself am no paragon of virtue (despite my pride in my title as a debutante not to be crossed). I read my scriptures, practice my grace, and yet still I fall short of the divine expectations set upon us by the first woman, Juliya, and further will at times fall short of the precedent set before by written law. I may sin. I may lie. And certainly, I may in humble mistake do wrong by my state. Yet as I have said, I am a woman of the scripture, I am a woman of the law, and I am a woman of logic. If you so wish to challenge my musings, I welcome this. In striving to do better than one another, we find ourselves progressing. If you disagree in my interpretation of the faith, of the law, or thusly of my logic, I plead you: Write me back, dear author. Do you worst, for I shall do my best. With love, Your unbeloved, Hanseni-dressing, excessively endowed with siblings and not to be crossed debutante, Bianca de Sarkozy @amyselia @PrincessSnowie @latte
  5. Louis' heavily pregnant wife, Olga of Southbridge, thwacks her husband atop the head with a rolled up sheet of parchment. "Ye better stop gettin' distracted by ye writin', Louis. Ye've burned the bread!"
  6. “She is my firstborn child. . The first time I ever held her, I felt that she embodied the progress of our Empire, the hopes we as Humanity shared as the Troubles fell into twilight. Late into every night, I would stay awake by her little crib, and make sure she was still safe and slumbering. My most treasured moments, as a mother, was to hold her in my arms as she fell asleep. Elizabeth Anne was always quiet- always gentle, and she has always been kind. To watch her grow into the young lady she is now has been a blessing, and I know she will continue to do great things- wonderful things, and I could not be more proud of her.” Empress Anne I’s words upon the day of Princess Elizabeth’s Debutante, 1771 -=-=-=- PROVIDENCE Simon Basrid looked to a ten year old Elizabeth with some conviction - almost with a glower. “I will tell you, ma'am. You are the most dignified of your siblings. Neck straight as an arrow, conquering etiquette, decorum, and imperial grace.” He stated firmly, placing a hand atop the child’s shoulders. His words struck a chord in the young girl’s heart - rendering her silent in a moment’s contemplation. “I want to be dignified, Mister Basrid- I do” Elizabeth began, frowning deeply. “But I do not wish to be alone. They do not talk to me, nor do they include me in their games. I feel as though I’ll never be accepted by them.” “If you fear such a fate, it has power over you. And if you let khesm dictate your life, then you are a slave.” The elder statesman mused in return. The pair stood together within the Novellen Gardens, surrounded by the busts of the imperial ancestors - a stern reminder of their path laid in history. “We are given the power of the heavens by our maker to break our conditioning. It is a curse of your father, your mother, and their fathers. That they all lived in some depravity away from the warmth of family.” Simon Basrid tilted the girl’s chin towards her mother. Then, the Archchancellor stepped over to face the imperial bust of her grandfather, guiding the Princess alongside him. “But, look what legends they came to be. You have that heart and imperial mind. There is no reason you could not too.” ON this day, the 5th of the Sun's Smile, 1831, Her Imperial Highness The Princess Imperial and Countess of Rosemoor and Susa, Elizabeth Anne, passed away peacefully at the age of 76 from the same terminal illness that claimed her Mother Empress Anne I all those years ago. A devoutly private woman, she withheld news of her declining health from the public, determined to carry out her duties of state within her final years. She is remembered fondly for her devout service to her Empire, being a woman who spent her entire lifetime in various spheres of military service and state duty. The Princess Imperial passes as the oldest member and matriarch of the House of Novellen, having claimed this position following the death of her Father, Emperor Joseph II, in 1814. Princess Elizabeth Anne was born upon Saint Julia’s Day, the 17th of Owyn’s Flame 1755, as the firstborn child to the then Princess Imperial and Duke of Helena. From a young age, she was raised to serve her empire with a fierce devotion. Tutored by Sir Simon Basrid and Sir Jahan Basrid, the Princess’ early lessons echoed the progress and forwardness of the Empire’s emergence from the period of the Troubles. Rhenyari fables and tales of history formed the core of her learning, instilling a passion for writing that continued far into the span of her life. Her first publication came at age fourteen, titled “OF PROVIDENCE; A mentor to the Future”, and many more followed suit. “An Everardine may see differently to a Josephite - yet all are bound in one single, shared desire: to work in good and gracious intent, and to seek a society bound in prosperity. For that is our making, no matter who the maker may have been...May [Providence] lead us, as both an empire and a world, upon a path blessed by those who have walked before us. For in them, we learn the past, and in Providence - we shape the future.” OF PROVIDENCE; A Mentor to the Future (c.1769) Elizabeth was later joined by five younger siblings, and growing up the six Imperial children were known to be fairly close with one another. In her youth she fostered strong friendships with a number of her fellow children at court, particularly Elizaveta Ruthern, Mary d’Arkent, Safiye Basrid and her brother, Iskander Basrid. Notably, within her youth Elizabeth claimed to see spirits of the past lingering within the halls of the Novellen Palace, publishing two journals on her observations. She would often make bold claims in relation to these visions, famously rejecting the arrival of her brother’s betrothed, Irene Ruthern, with claims that the young lady was ‘cursed’ by the haunts of the palace halls. Though never proven to be true, nor disproven to be delusions, it is undoubtedly true that these sightings shaped much of the Princess’ character. “My experiences first began with dreams, in my youth. They were often terrifying nightmares which would keep me awake for hours, fearing what I may encounter when I slept. Certain figures would reappear in my nightmares, you see, and on occasion they would speak to me. I grew to understand them individually – their nature, traits and appearance are all distinctly different.” The Haunts of the Novellen (c.1772) At age sixteen, the Princess debuted before society in the traditional form of a Debutante ball. Rather than choosing to don the traditional formalwear of a High-Society ball, young Elizabeth chose to have every attendee dress in the costume of an “influential figure” of Imperial history. The evening was spent relishing in the company of Asulon-age Knights, ancient Orenian Empresses and modern era statesmen - a true testament to the character and inclinations of Her Imperial Highness. In fact, her own costume was modelled off of her grandfather, Emperor Peter III. History remained a firm fascination of a young Elizabeth Anne, inspiring her to produce another published work - this time a play based upon the legacy of the War of the Two Emperors. I was a visionary, my ideals astute. I fought for the liberty of many. Yet when put to the test in active pursuit, I was not an Emperor of any. My war, it had failed, when ends came to meet, Mere writing no match to their blade. For my army was forced into rapid retreat. My ideals live on, I prayed. And live on they do, I am known for my word, I’ve inspired a new way of thought. And be it my writing, at the time was not heard, But in future - it is what shall be taught. The War of the Two Emperors, first staged in 1771 After making her debut into society, the question of the future Princess Imperial’s marriage arose - something which would prove to cause numerous challenges across her youth. As the firstborn daughter to the Empire’s heir, her hand was widely sought after, and a series of missteps and unfortunate circumstances led to a number of ultimately doomed courtships within her lifetime. After much struggle in choosing a suitor, Elizabeth thereon determined at this time that she would never wed - an idea in which she expressed to her Father in mid 1775. The Duke of Helena obliged by his daughter’s request, allowing for Elizabeth to focus her efforts upon different endeavours, particularly her newly-found passion as a cadet of the Imperial State Army. “What I mean, Elizabeth, is that you are still in the prime of youth” Her Father warned, peering over the church pew toward his young daughter. They had in fact just spent the latter half of four hours watching a marriage ceremony - one that seemed to drag on with each passing minute. “Twenty years is a long time - to you. To all of us, really, yes. But the Supreme Creator has not yet bestowed upon you the strongest of educators, madam; Experience. Only Father Time might do that. I certainly cannot, nor your mother. You'll get tired, Elizabeth. You are currently thinking within the boundaries of extremity, as if on a violent quest to separate the spheres of life; labor, State, duty. You will find however that the ends of life are not mutually exclusive, for there is one true end - and that, Madame, is Providence” Princess Elizabeth sought to further serve her Empire through enlisting within the Imperial State Army as a cadet medic in 1772 at the age of sixteen. The Imperial family, particularly the Duke of Helena, had been initially reluctant to allow the Imperial Princess to serve in the military - however a series of discussions with the Archchancellor, who advocated in her favour, eventually caused him to relent. Elizabeth enlisted alongside many of her childhood companions, such as Peter Sarkozy and Iskander Basrid, as well as eventually beside her younger brothers John Charles, Philip Augustus and Peter Maximilian. The Princess was a firm believer that as it was inherent that her brothers (as Princes of the Empire) should serve the state in a military capacity, she should also. It was in fact a trend of Elizabeth Anne’s life to raise herself to the same standards of involvement as her Imperial brothers, and her involvement in both military and political endeavours laid the foundations for the stronger presence in service that many female Imperial Household members see today. Dutiful in her role, she aided in the expansion of the ISA Medical Corps underneath John Pruvia’s tutelage, publishing a field medic guide as well as developing comprehensive and standardized medical procedures. Her most notable involvements include her participation throughout the Sutican War and the Inferi Crisis, as well as rendering foreign aid to the Haeseni soldiers during the various battles of the Scyfling War. The Princess’ enlistment within the ISA lasted the fifteen year tenure of her youth (1772-1787). In 1784, upon her Mother and Father’s ascension to the Imperial throne, Princess Elizabeth inherited the honorific title of ‘Princess Imperial’ - formerly her Mother’s own styling. With this ascension there was a series of titles bestowed upon Anne and Joseph’s children, and within these Elizabeth was afforded her own comital peerage as the Countess of Rosemoor. This made her one of the three women to hold a peerage under the reign of Anne I and Joseph II, and one of only two in the later reign of her brother, John VII. Elizabeth Anne cultivated the legacy of the Princess Imperial left behind by her mother - primarily through further fostering the ‘Imperial’ mindset, something that Anne I is acclaimed for creating. In short, it refers to the joining of identity between the Empire and it’s ruler, rather than having the two as entirely separate entities. Due to the strong influence of Elizabeth’s upbringing under her Mother’s guidance, she instilled this same principle into Princess Imperial - dictating her perception of the title in a later published document. “The Princess Imperial, only seconded to the Holy Orenian Empress herself, acts as one of the leading female presences within the Imperial Family and further household. Primarily, [she] should embody the spirit and values of the Orenian Empire, and her position in court should reflect her drive to serve her country….[She] must uphold the highest standard of etiquette and decorum, and her actions will set the trends of the Imperial Court. She is vested with the opportunity to positively influence the culture of the Empire, particularly that of the palace, and her decorum is an integral reflection of femininity within the Empire as a whole.” The Nature of the Title of Princess Imperial, 1818 Two years following her inheritance of Princess Imperial Elizabeth wed the heir to the County of Susa and a lifelong companion, Lord Iskander Basrid. Though she had sworn off marriage for an extended period of her youth, her long withstanding companionship with the Lord Basrid eventually led to a courtship and later engagement. The pair had met in their early youth as Iskander’s Father, Sir Jahan, was tasked with tutoring the five year old Elizabeth in rhenyari mythology. They had held a strong friendship from thereon, and later enlisted and served together as ISA cadets. Where Iskander offered the calm stability of a trained soldier, Elizabeth countered with her own passion and fervour - making for a union that was widely known to be one of an incredibly loyal and happy nature. The pair remained married and very much devoted to each other all across their 58 years of marriage, siring four children together; Jasper Clement, who’s life remained shrouded in sickness and mystery until his assumed death in 1795, Anthony Alexios, the heir to Susa and later Imperial Cabinet Member, Dame Helena Augusta of the Canonist Church, and her youngest - the quiet and unassuming Nicholas Andreas. Together they cultivated a respected family, and at the time of her death Elizabeth is survived by three of her children, as well as many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. In her tenure as Princess Imperial, Elizabeth Anne placed significant emphasis on establishing a recorded precedent of the title and it’s duties. She involved herself heavily with the court, particularly through her development and administration of the first, second and third Orenian Social Seasons. In fact, much of the Princess Imperial’s work surrounded the education and upbringing of the Empire’s youth, and she cared deeply about ensuring that the future generation had every possibility granted to them. Elizabeth told the women of each Social Season that they held a role in this Empire; they were the statesmen of the future. Her final notable involvement came from her selection as an Imperial Grandee within the House of Lords. First appointed in 1810, Elizabeth Anne served consecutive terms for twenty one years, being the first woman in history to sit within the House. In 1830 she introduced the Rosemoor Bill to this house - revolutionary for its time. Unfortunately, the Princess Imperial’s bill was not passed on initial debate, and therefore she would not live to see it’s outcome. Elizabeth spent her last months within her estate, Rosemoor Manor, surrounded by her husband and her wider family. She passed quietly in the night of the 5th of the Sun's Smile, 1831, at age 76. In her death the Princess Imperial is remembered for her service, care and fierce devotion to the Empire of her birth. Her legacy remains firmly rooted in her lasting influence across many spheres of the Empire, and she leaves behind the sense of duty and innovation that she described long ago as Providence. “Thus the virtuous of other tribes are marching down from heaven, and the Skies are given over to the sons of Horen.” (Auspice 3:12) HIH THE PRINCESS IMPERIAL, ELIZABETH OF OREN The beloved daughter to Anne I and Joseph II of Oren The Princess Imperial, Countess of Rosemoor, Countess-Consort of Susa and Imperial Grandee of the House of Lords. A loving and devoted Sister, Wife and Mother. 1755 - 1831 “Providence is echoed in our Empire…. her very function, her legacy and her truth. It is not something to be reached, but rather it is something to be followed. Providence, you see, is the eye of wisdom; the eye of God himself. In Providence we inspire liberty and justice, innovation and progress.. it is the guiding light to move us from one place to the next.” In her final months the Princess Imperial penned an open letter:
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  8. Ivoreyy

    Ariayous

    Changed Status to Accepted
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    Ariayous

    Changed Status to Under Review Congratulations! Your application has been: You should now be whitelisted onto the main server (MC.LOTC.CO). You will spawn into the Cloud Temple, and will be able to explore the world of Almaris through roleplay! If you need any help or have any questions, you can reach me through /msg Ivoreyy in game - or if I am not online, you are able to make a /creq [question], and one of our Community Team Members will be able to help out. I also highly recommend that you join the LoTC discord [HERE], as this will allow you to connect with other roleplayers and nation leaders. The server has channels that advertise RP groups and events, as well as being a platform for players to interact with the server staff. Furthermore, our [NEW PLAYER HUB] has lots of helpful links and information to get you started on the server. There is a lot to learn, but server players and CT members are always happy to help out! Happy roleplaying!
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    tinkelis

    Changed Status to Accepted
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    tinkelis

    Congratulations! Your application has been: You should now be whitelisted onto the main server (MC.LOTC.CO). You will spawn into the Cloud Temple, and will be able to explore the world of Almaris through roleplay! If you need any help or have any questions, you can reach me through /msg Ivoreyy in game - or if I am not online, you are able to make a /creq [question], and one of our Community Team Members will be able to help out. I also highly recommend that you join the LoTC discord [HERE], as this will allow you to connect with other roleplayers and nation leaders. The server has channels that advertise RP groups and events, as well as being a platform for players to interact with the server staff. Furthermore, our [NEW PLAYER HUB] has lots of helpful links and information to get you started on the server. There is a lot to learn, but server players and CT members are always happy to help out! Happy roleplaying!
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    skywolfshoe

    Changed Status to Accepted
  13. Ivoreyy

    skywolfshoe

    Congratulations! Your application has been: You should now be whitelisted onto the main server (MC.LOTC.CO). You will spawn into the Cloud Temple, and will be able to explore the world of Almaris through roleplay! If you need any help or have any questions, you can reach me through /msg Ivoreyy in game - or if I am not online, you are able to make a /creq [question], and one of our Community Team Members will be able to help out. I also highly recommend that you join the LoTC discord [HERE], as this will allow you to connect with other roleplayers and nation leaders. The server has channels that advertise RP groups and events, as well as being a platform for players to interact with the server staff. Furthermore, our [NEW PLAYER HUB] has lots of helpful links and information to get you started on the server. There is a lot to learn, but server players and CT members are always happy to help out! Happy roleplaying!
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    Coolgurl500

    Changed Status to Pending
  15. Ivoreyy

    Coolgurl500

    Changed Status to Under Review Hello there! At this time, your application has been placed on: Your application was good, however there are just a few issues that need editing. If you have any trouble in understanding and/or implementing these edits- please reach out and I can help! You are still able to access the server (MC.LOTC.CO), and will be able to explore as a wandering soul. If you have any further questions, you are welcome to ask these within the [WS] chat, and a Community Member or a Server Player will respond accordingly. Before I can whitelist you, the following changes need to be made to your application: Both your Metagaming and Powergaming definitions do not have enough detail, and do not accurately describe the concepts in question. Please revise over these and expand upon them, and consider using our wiki for the best and most relevant information. Your biography includes no lotc lore references, nor does it create a character that can be well roleplayed on the server. You have to carefully consider how a Wood Elf would grow up - typically, they do not have betrothals in their culture. They also are not considered adults until they are 40 or so, so marriage at 18 is not a culturally accepted practice for the Wood Elves. I encourage you to rewrite your biography with specific consideration, and inclusion, of LOTC Lore. A wood elf does not have fair skin or blonde eyes. This must be changed. Once you have corrected these issues, please message me here on the forums or through my discord: ivory#8860. I will review your application as soon as I am able to. If you cannot make the changes within 24 hours, please reach out to me on discord. Otherwise, your application will be denied. If this happens, you are always more than welcome to reapply at any time. If you still need help, make sure to check the wiki, and I highly recommend joining our discord and reading through the New Player Hub as well for all important links and info! https://wiki.lordofthecraft.net/ https://discord.gg/fwEQA2F https://www.lordofthecraft.net/forums/topic/193743-new-player-hub/
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