Chickadee
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This was the endpoint of my opinion too- as long as they aren’t being created for the sake of causing grief to other players, which they are not, then people should be encouraged to play what they enjoy and have a good time. Boxing something out that isn’t particularly harmful because you would rather someone play another human or elf just because that’s what you want to play (which there is literally no short supply of) is distasteful to me. People come here to relax and rp- fluidity should be tolerated if not celebrated. Personally, I play a descendant as my main, I wouldn’t ever play a satyr, but do I want to rp with them and get to know their lore/what they bring to the table as a perspective of a different creature? Yes!!
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I agree with this, Its not as if they are wanting to make a creature for the sake of harming/causing grief to other players. Im a big advocate in letting people play what they enjoy doing in RP - the group who play the satyr's and the groups who associate with them simply want to keep them around because they are fun and interesting and add some flavor to the RP which makes it fun.
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I personally really want to see the Satyr's unshelved. A lot of effort was put into the rewrite of the lore which in itself shows the interest of the player group to continue playing them. The Satyr's bring a really good dynamic to RP that is a lot more fun for a lot of people than simply being killed on the roads by Orcs or bandits, and makes LOTC less generic like every other server that has the Typical "Orc, Human, Elf, Dwarf" thing going on. There is no reason that a mating pair of Satyr's couldnt be able to reproduce, just like a pair of humans, or a pair of Kah - Orc, whatever.
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Love this!
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Sign up for The Black Guard or Knights of Arbor RP Name: Marlene Lowell MC Name: _Chickadee Combat Experience (none is fine): Scaling walls? Otherwise, none If you wish to become a Knight, are you ready to take the oath and attempt the trials?: Yes'm **I hearby accept the terms to which Pinefall Hallow will become an extension of Arbor, in land, loyalty, and citizenship**
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Born on a cold night just outside of Senntisten, capital of the Apostolic Kingdom of Marna, Marlene was the child bore from the line of gypsy merchants. Though mainly traveling between the Heartlander towns and cities, she was exposed to a number of places around Atlas, from the northern Mesas to the southern tundras. Though identifying primarily as followers of The True Faith, and though faithful, generations of her nomadic family adopted a strange computational worship that also includes plants, fungi and several types of gems, often offering these via fire. Her early childhood wasn't bad, she was exposed to places such as the Jade Peaks and the Evergreen, and hundreds of beautiful landscapes near and far in between and learned to sew and do other domestic duties for the traveling caravan, including care for the two large horses that pulled it. When she was around the age of 5, however, having fallen on hard times for the family, her father sold her for a few horses worth of Mina, and a few small gems. Marlene went to live with a noble man, unmarried and without kin of his own, but sitting on almost a literal mountain of wealth. She was clean and fed, but the child spent her days cleaning fireplaces and helping the kitchen-maids. Just before her 6th birthday, the noble man declined in health, eventually passing. The child eventually found herself wandering the streets, cold and hungry. Barefoot in the street, and staring through a shop window at a painting of The Last Hope, she was found by a man by the name of Achranack L'araignee, who would take the dirty, but bright eyed child. She spent the remainder of her youth with Achranack L'araignee, who became a father to her, teaching her to read among other important skills until reaching the proper age of 18.
